... realm of 78- speed discs looks like spreading to the LP lists with eight songs under the J J title of Belafonte Sings of the Caribbean. j Classical -pHERE can be little doubt that, but for his death in an air disaster in 1956, Guido Cantelli would now have ...

... actors John Cassavetes and Sidney Poitier. The story 's a mere trifle about a young couple who fall in love, suddenly, in the Caribbean, and decide to build a home round a brass bedstead on the sunny beach of an otherwise uninhabited island. The Sheriff of ...

... the snatches of calypso, the hymn tunes, street cries and other exotic sound effects, the characters appeal to us less as Caribbeans beset by particular problems of their own than as poverty-stricken human beings dreaming of a big, free life. The nearest ...

... thinking, the poorest vaudeville stuff, and his incarcera tion in an iron cage and his escape on a raft all the way from the Caribbean to the Seine at Paris I found increasingly tedious. Admittedly, the music of Mile. Marguerite Monnet grows better and better ...

... Visiting Jamaica, you'd be surprised to envis age a wee horror-island in its vicinity. This rather grey little dot in the Caribbean purports to be nothing more than a bird sanctuary (subsidized by a society in America) whose particular denizen is the Whooping ...

... actress with a more fetching person ality than most of them, is charming as a mother-ridden English miss who, while on a Caribbean cruise, meets and falls in love with an American writer-student (Mr. John Cassavetes), excavating in the British Virgin Islands ...

... of The Isis, so there.) This refreshing author Rage On The Bat is his sixth novel) mixes a jolly brew out of a decadent Caribbean island, a Mau-Mau-type native underground, ritual murders, a perplexed not-quite-a-gentleman A.D.C. to the Governor, and ...

... man who goes mad by getting into a psychia tric ward; Rage on the Bar, by Geoffrey Wagner Alvin Redman, 15 s), is a strong Caribbean story. The Devil Comes to Winchelsea, by Philip Lindsay Hutchinson 15s), ends cataclysmically with the drowning of the old ...

... fiery impulses. The time is the eighteenth century, the background, which is admirably documented, is a plantation near a Caribbean shore, and the protagon ists are members of a family whose natural bents see saw between the patriarchal and the libidinous ...

... eventually killed, blown up at least once and involved in countless affairs of violence. From Palestine the author went to the Caribbean, where he found Trinidad a land of paradox and Tobago an island of beauty, and later crossed the Atlantic yet again for Africa ...

... George Lamming, one of the most notewon of the new school of West Indian novelists, and i setting is, naturally enough, the Caribbean, with its cha of lovely islands, remote or tourist-infested, peaceful seething. In the island of which he writes-- the bo ...

... articles from the pen of this much-travelled author, written between 1928 and 1953, the date on which he first visited the Caribbean and the date when just possibly he set his other work aside in order to write that successful novel, Island in the Sun. The ...