... is scaia FRIDAY and SATURDAY JOHN PAYNE ARLENE DAHL Sir CEDRIC HARDWICKE FRANCIS L. SULLIVAN in CARIBBEAN GOLD Colour by Technicolor (c) ALSO —John Bentley in SALUTE THE TOFF (a) 2nd Feature Screened Friday at 7.27 p.m. ...

... was well patronised. At 11.30 a.m. on the 27th we sighted Klein Curacao, a small, rocky island near the entrance to the Caribbean Sea, with a light-house and a few r red-roofed huts. Other islands of the Dutch Antilles rose dim in the distance, and by ...

... Fort de France, Barbados, La Guayra, Martinique, Curaco, and Trinidad, before reaching Kingston, on 21st November. The Caribbean Sea was described by Mrs Douglas as “all islands.’’ The islands are covered with banana and sugar plantations. Almost as ...

... that approximately 95 per cent, of all the world’s oil supplies to-day came from five main areas the North Americas, the Caribbean and Latin America, the Middle East, the Caspian-Volga-Ural regions of the U.S.S.R. and Indonesia and British Borneo. Apart ...

... ’’ and could confidently expect calmer weather ahead. Yeilow patches of seaweed now began to float past, adrift from the Caribbean Islands, and the distant American coast, reminding us that were surely, if slowly, making our way west-south-west. ...

... however, that the water was infested with sharks and were told not to go out too far if they went swimming. Life in the Caribbean was not, however, all smiles and sunshine. The frogs outside her window in her son’s house in the suburbs of Jamaica kept ...

... not come our way. At night we had the strange experience of seeing a film-show on board, as we sailed calmly over he blue Caribbean sea, with a roof of swinging stars overhead. On the morning of Saturday, 31st March, the Panama coast loomed up, faintly ...