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... eleven years in the West Indies, and taking a brilliant part in all the hard fighting of which the great islands of the Caribbean Sea were the theatre, he had exchanged to the command of the 19tli Dragoons, and had joined them at Arcot in June 1806. Knowing ...
... supply is very generous indeed. The Monroe The news tbat Germany does not propose to Doctrine Withdraw her ships from the Caribbean Sea has a very great political significance, and tends to bring us nearer to the time when the United States must fight for ...
... the Banks of the Sinu a perfect thing in travel books. Mr. Graham struck through the snows of war to the tropics of the Caribbean for official purposes. His business in the Department of Bolivar, Colombia, was to discuss packing-houses and cattle for ...
... spectacular production at Drury Lane, is a musical comedy of the French Revolution period played out in New Orleans and in the Caribbean Sea. Marianne, the proud and lovely daughter of M. Beaunoir, boasts that hef family motto is Always Win but when the Rev ...
... GODDESS (Marble Arch Pavilion). Good melodrama, starring George Arliss. HELL HARBOUR (Regal).-- Love and adventure among the Caribbean pearl -traders, against beautiful pictorial backgrounds. FREE AND EASY (Empire).-- Buster Keaton in his first talkie a skit ...
... He is the pivot of the slender story, which tells the tale of a captain of a freighter who found an unwanted baby in a Caribbean port, took it on board, and shipped a girl, apparently virtue personified, but whose past turned out to be speckled, to look ...
... falls. She believes him to be dead and bolts, as a stowaway, aboard Bergen's ship.. He puts her on a small island in the Caribbean Sea to await his return. This, however, is out of the frying-pan into the fire, as the villainous Bruno, keeper of the island ...
... Galleries has a topical, as well as an artistic, flavour. They are the results of the artist's visit last winter to the sunny Caribbean Sea and Islands of the West Indies. Life in such ideal spots as Barbados and Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Nassau and Montego ...
... directing Ole Olsen (JOHN WAYNE), captain of the Glencairn, a liritish tramp loaded with ammunition, has anchored off a Caribbean island. CARMEN MORALES is one of the bumboat girls who have brought on board a load of fruit and smuggled plenty of rum with ...
... Technicolor musical at the Plaza MARY MARTIN as the Neiv York cigarette girl who blues her all on a trousseau en route for a Caribbean island and a 44 poor rich fish, has thirteen changes of costume and no stockings. Mary teas a dancer before ever she dreamed ...
... for Marseille in the spring of 1940. He saw. Flash back. He sees Matrac and four other men picked up from a canoe in the Caribbean. They tell him Flashback. They tell him they are fugitives from Devil's Island. And not only do they obligingly describe ...
... SPANISH. A remarkable exhibition of polished dancing, singing and miming is given by Katherine Dunham and her company in 14 Caribbean Rhapsody at the Prince of Wales's. Katherine herself plays many parts in the tripartite programme of old-time dances, modern ...