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... Two Shows Saturday: 5-30 & 8.0. Mon., Tues.— Preston Foster, Victor MeLaglen THE LAST GANGSTER James Dunn, Sheila Ryan CARIBBEAN MYSTERY Wed., Thurs.— John Hodiak. Gene Tierney, Wm, Bendix A BELL FOR ADANO Fri., Sat.— Betty Grable, Dicki Haines, Wm, ...
... Piershill Open 1.40 Private Car Park, Linda Darnell, Greg_LM'Clure in “A MAN CALLED SULLIVAN.” (a) Also James Dunn in “THE CARIBBEAN MYSTERY.” (A) 5.30 CENTRAL, Musselburgh 10.15 Matinee Wednesday, 2:15 p.m, Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, ‘“BLOSSOMS IN THE ...
... A., C.M.F., British Forces in France—Group 55 and later. M.E.L.F. (including Greece and East Africa), North . and South Caribbean = Areas, Malta, and Gibraltar—Group 58 and later. India and Far East and West Africa—Group 65 and later. Personnel will only ...
... Nevada, has a rival for the title of “ American divorce capital.” New divorce laws passed in the Virgin Islands, in the Caribbean, are said to offer the means of a quick, easy, and inexpensive ending of the marriage bond. According to a New York “divorce ...
... most beautiful girls that ever graced a pirate’s hang-out, A spectacular romantic adventure of the seventeenth century Caribbean, ablaze with buccaneers and wily Spaniards and the clash of swords and deeds of dare-devils, comes to the screen in “ The ...
... Secretary to the Government of Palestine in 1939. Sir John went to Washington as British Resident Member of the Anglo-American Caribbean Commission in 1943, and in 1945 became tComptrol_ler for Development and Welfare in the West Indies PRIORSFORD AND TRAQUAIR ...
... Most famous Saréasso derelict was the schooner F. E. Wolston, which was spotted among .the weed in 1891 from the deck of a Caribbean trader. In the following three years the same derelict was seen repeatedly, sometimes close to the Windward Islands and on ...
... New vVorld for his Caribbemi: Sea of the New W orld (Cassell, 2l s.), a fascinating hi tory of the countries bordering the Caribbean Sea from the first voyage of Columbus to the open- ing of the Panama Canal. Like Senor Covarrubias, he is a firm believer ...
... Edinburgh, as a chimera commonly called “king of herrir’fi‘s, rat fish,” or “ rabbit fish.” « The fish is generally found: in the Caribbean Sea, and ‘it is thought that, because of the recent spell of mild weather, it found its way to the Forth via the Gulf Stream ...
... lifeboat, Sir John is proud to record. was manned by men from Scotland. p A 2 Following a description of the voyage across the Caribbean Sea, and of his arrival at Curacao, Sir John comments: “Truly the making of the Empire has been a Of Adventure hood of the ...
... “palise,” a beacon, _since the erection of such a signal or guiding light for the buccaneers and gnrates wio infested the Caribbean Sea 200 to 300 years ago would be quite a probable proceeding. Though Wallace does not seem to have been so prominent a membeér ...
... little property known •• rnnish Cove can be purchased for' .1'.6,000. Beautifully situatP ...