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... present actively engaged in forming a Negro Theatre Group in London. The Group has 40 members and is in rehearsal at the Caribbean Club. Denman-street. W.I. British coloured artists are being invited to take an active interest in the Group. O'Neals ambition ...
... PRINCE OF WALES A CARIBBEAN RHAPSODY On Thursday of last week Val Parnell presented here Katherine Dunham and her company of dancers and musicians in A Caribbean Rhapsody. An unusual show this, but an attractive one. for Katherine Dunham and her company ...
... LINE KATHERINE DUNHAM KEEPS HER DANCERS IN TRIM When Katherine Dunham, with her native dancers and musicians, brought A Caribbean Rhapsody to the Prince of Wales they wrote an exciting new page in the history of West End show business. Far from being ...
... November 22. Yedra Garsiapresented and produced a varied entertainment, entitled Some Song', and Dances of Spain and the Caribbean. The varied programme suffered a few first-night mishaps, including the partial failure of the footlights and a cast depleted ...
... Venezia (lament of a not so nostalgic gondolier). He has poise-- assured vet un assuming and knows how to use a good voice. Caribbean Rhap sody, with Michael Codron as Mr. Novello. and John Schlesinger as Mr. Coward, was appreciated by and probably intended ...
... Featuring THE WEST AFRICAN TRIBES with R. BENSON, Principal Dancer of the Ballet and the Celebrated TOM-TOMS Orchestra. Also THE CARIBBEAN CALYPSONIANSERENADERS TWO BANDS! TWO SHOWS IN ONE! FIRST APPEARANCE IN ENGLAND THRILLING, UNIQUE AND BEAUTIFUL! THE HOST ...
... tierce light what those people are up against who are working hard to solve them. The scene o£ the play in an island in the Caribbean Sea. which a small body of earnest men, work ing on behalf ol the United Nations, are trying to turn into a modern Utopia ...
... sel- i! himself so effective ..1 curtain as here, with ward Fortrose. the gallant strator of a United Nations i y in the Caribbean. in death across his desk. -ly murdered by a local re lative of interpt- nil, nr| administrator 'o i up a backw.i Banks plays ...
... and Lamar and Rosita, all artists finding other opportunities to display their worth in the course of the performance. Caribbean Rhapsody introduces Bernard Clifton, Lamar and Rosita. and Edmund Ros and his Cuban band, and an interesting re vival is ...
... Acre, W.C.2. And the name is REG. LEVER ^WINIFRED ATWELL* B.B.C.'s COLOURED PIANO STAR Terrific Success in Broadcast Series CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL' MOOD IN EBONY Broadcasting Again: 'TIME FOR MUSIC' 11.1Sa.m. NOVEMBER 10, Light Programme And 'ACCORDION CLUB' ...
... PHOENIX. Playbill. September 8. 7; Mat S' 2 30. PICCADILLY. OB tho Rwrt. June 3. 1947 Vit Wei and Sat.. 2 30. PRINCE WALES. A Caribbean Rhapsody. June 3. 7 30; Wed and Sat.. PRINCES. Champs Ellrs* allot. Aueust 31. 7.31); Mat.. Wed. and Sat.. I 2 30 SADLER'S ...
... criticisms of the two plays that have gone before. _1he action of the present piece takes place on a derelict ship in the Caribbean Sea, on which are left eight passengers and four members of the crew. These might be divided up in those that have and those ...