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... and also loved by one of her men-servants. She is cap- tured by pi irates and carricd away to ‘the Island of Palma in the Caribbean Mr. Gene Gerrard returns to Sea. Drury Lane to be responsible for the humorous ide of ‘The Now Moon.” Other impor rtant parts ...
... who quits New Orleans suddenly with her lover bee she thinks she has killed a 'nan They are married on an Island in the Caribbean Sea. and the lover seaman, goes back to his ship. . (j il.la, the girl, has live for tnnnths at an hotel frequented by ■ ...
... greatest naval hero. It was in the Spanish Main that Columbus got his first glimpse of the New- World; while the islands of the Caribbean Sea teem with piratical and buccaneering deeds of only a hundred years ago Mr. West visited Kingston just a little while ...
... MEN IN EXILE (CARIBBEAN ISLAND story of gun-runners, planning to overthrow the local government. To this island flees Jimmy Carmody, ex-convict involved in murder, intending to straight.” He is falsely accused of killing, committed by heroine’s gun-running ...
... Marianne; that he was captured ‘one of the in chains on board **‘ The New Moon.”’ ies of Louis XVI., taken and in the romantic Caribbean Scas wae rescued by his comrades who, disguised as piratcs, boarded the King’s vessel and won the day. As truth is stranger ...
... What time’s the kick-off? * « * (JOLUMBIA are to film “The Lost Atlantis,” a fantasy of a city lost under the waters of the Caribbean sea Since Plato first handled this theme, two thousand other authors have written books on the same subject. By the time ...
... Before ” is set in an inn on the Yorkshire moors during a Whitweek week-end. ” I Am A Stranger Here” is set on a liner in the Caribbean Sea, and deals with a group of people who find themselves on a derelict ship, the last boat having been smashed by the heavy ...
... Peter Blood and the other unfortunate slaves take possession of the Spanish ship, and, as pirates, become the terror of the Caribbean. How he joins forces with Basil Rathbone, French pirate menace, and later kills him in a thrilling duel over the virtuous ...
... laid Oct. K, War Map No. 16, The Eomo- Kumanian Advance. 690 ft. Oct. A the Tropica. 510 ft- Nov. 6. A Short Cruise the Caribbean Sea. 416 ft. Nov. 13. World No. 9, 485 ft. 91, Indaatrial India, 460 ft. ...
... up from start to finish. ** Scenes in Japan,” “* The unveiling of the Queen Victoria Memorial,” “ Turtle fishing in the Caribbean Sea ' were all items of attractiveness, and the dramatic stories and comedy devices were all greatly appreciated. Mr. West ...
... recognised and comnplied with by the composer. The scene opens amidst tropical surroundings; it repre- sents an island in the Caribbean Sea. A Portuguese sailor, named Gonsalva, was wrecked upon the island years before, and lives in compulsory exile, no vessel ...
... little band of armed men and certain provisions here recommended. A ship-and srticalarly a steam-vessel-can now reach the Caribbean Sea in a few days; passing South of our West Indian Islands, she can then proceed to what is now styled New Granada, and ...