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Birthdate
"Billie Hoilday was born in Baltimore as Eleanora. Billie's mother name was Saddie Harris and the father is supposed to be jazz guitarist Clarence Holiday" ("Billie Holiday"). -
Catholic scool
After Billie Hoilday was sent to a Catholic school after nine months she was soon batized. -
Parole
"...paroled" to her mother, who had opened a restaurant called the East Side Grill, where she and Holiday worked long hours." ("Billie Holiday"). -
School
"Dropped out of school at age 11" ("Billie Holiday"). -
On The Move
"Billie moved to Harlem. At this time she already begun to sing at "house parties" ("Billie Holiday"). -
First Job
"At the age of thirteen Elanora got a job running errands and doing chores at a whorehouse" ("Billie Holiday"). -
Arrested
"At the age of 14 after coming back to Baltimore Billie and her mother were busted in a whorehouse, and was arrested and sentenced to a workhouse" ("Billie Holiday"). -
Performance
"After being released Billie met her saxophonist, Kenneth Hollon and the two of them performed together at her first club gig, the Grey Dawn in Queens" ("Billie Holiday"). -
Performance
"Between the years of 1930 and 1933, Holiday performed in Harlem clubs and speakeasies..." ("Billie Holiday"). -
First Black Women To...
"The latter association placed her among the first black women to work with a white orchestra, an unusual arrangement for the times." ("Billie Holiday"). -
Married
"She married trombonist Jimmy Monroe." ("Billie Holiday") -
First Movie
"She also appeared along with Armstrong in a "jazz movie" entitled New Orleans as a maid" ("Billie Holiday"). -
Affair
"While still married to Monroe, she became romantically involved with trumpeter Joe Guy, who was also her drug dealer, and eventually became his common-law wife." ("Billie Holiday") -
Divorced
"She finally divorced Monroe and also split with Guy." (Billie Holiday") -
Death
"In early 1959 she found out that she had cirrhosis of the liver... She died from cirrhosis of the liver on."
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Citation
http://static-l3.blogcritics.org/11/07/06/163095/billie-holiday-gal1.jpg?t=20110706143829 http://www.pbs.org/jazz/images/biography/b_holiday.jpg http://www.pophistorydig.com/wp-content/uploads/2
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Symbols
Basket:represents the things that you are holding onto. Billie Holiday holds on to her dreams for along time. By her holding on she gets to where she wants to be. http://www.hazelpta.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Basket-Question1.gif -
Animal symbol
BEHEMOTH denotes an aspect in one's life that is larger than life, perhaps overwhelming and too big to handle alone. Everytime she was left alone she messed up something. Billie new that she could do anything alone so thats why this animal represents her. http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/ka/v6/n4/bible-mention-dinos