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... they have to Offer the VTinter Traveller AMONG the many hundreds of islands which form the great crescent which girdles the Caribbean Sea it is difficult to choose the most fascinating. In this article I propose to deal with some aspects of the most southerly ...
... Happy people, I iRl coral beaches, colourful flowers and trees, gay H cities, laughter, sunshine that's Winter in the Am Caribbean. M Canadian Pacific's seventeen years experience I al _ [III of West Indian cruises assures an unapproach- able standard ...
... Slop over privileges permit visits to the Chilean Lake Region and Buenos Aires. En route Panama Canal, Havana and 12 to 17 Caribbean, Central and South American points of interest. Connections at all ports with Pan American-Grace Airways (flying time Santiago ...
... —ends as a pipe -dream. manned by twenty Georgetown (British Guiana) negro paddlers arrived at a village on the edge of the Caribbean Bea. It had come from the still unknown interior of Brazil, after a year's wandering (a collecting tour, they call it) ...
... like a jewel voyage to some sunny distant British West Indies Visit th s e w w e ar t m land where a complete change in the Caribbean Sea, it is a land of coastal plains or the offering much variety of scenery. of routine and scenery can be perpetual summer ...
... Owe Acting all round A 1 Priestley's Tii i R. ated n a ream tion: three plays People at Sea at the others. Passeng the Caribbean—inch wood dope addict, a financier—reveal the mutiny seethes below reflective flashes an Edward Chapman, Thatcher the best ...
... Sou-. amused by the lecturer's story of them climes--Florida. Cuba. and . his arrival in San Francisco. He then acmes the Caribbean Sea, had to go though a small door in through the Panama Canal to the the customs shed, and in doing so Pacific. turning ...
... PRIESTLEY UNDUNNE People at Sea By J. B. Priestley Apollo Theatre ASHIP floating derelict, with a handful of survivors, in the Caribbean Sea. Into that framework Mr• Priestley could lit anything, romance, a philosophic dialogue, melodrama, social satire, a ...