... dancer, with a youthful appear ance which brought an individual freshness to his folk-dancing and his work in the modern Caribbean idiom. WINSTON CLEWES WINSTON CLEWES. the novel ist and playwright, died at Beckenham on July 26. aged 51. The organisation ...

... of Cleopatra as a dancer, with Liz Taylor and Richard Burton in Rome, joined by Corrine Skinner, Bari Johnson, and other Caribbean dancers, and later she danced in the Film, Call Me Bwana with Bob Hope. Her television appearances include Doctor On The ...

... colourful, touring cabaret based in Monte Carlo and playing the smarter venues on the Riviera and touring as far as Estoril, the Caribbean. Caracas, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore. His memory will be cherished not only for his talent and versa tility as ...

... spent some time in the United States playing in Phoenix and New York. He then joined the Joe Loss Band before joining a Caribbean cruise ship as a solo pianist, continuing in this capacity back in Britain as accompanist to a number of artists, including ...

... his military service retirement. His music had taken him all over the world, playing to audi ences in South America, the Caribbean, Cyprus, Northern Ireland and the former West Germany. It was while serving in Munster, West Germany, that he first formed ...

... winning the Voice of the Festival Award in the 1984 Cavan International Song Festival, and playing engagements in Bermuda, the Caribbean, the Canary Islands, Scandinavia and New York, in addition to spending many months cruising on the QE2. Mm llnttnirt ...

... concert tour with the singer Kenneth McKellar. Last winter he played for American travellers and Scots expatriates in the Caribbean. One secret emerges about this talented musician. Not every one was aware that Simson real name, Archibald Simpson, stage ...

... cult legends, the albums collectors' items. Keane appeared as vocalist on the weekly television show Oh Boy!, broadcast in Caribbean Voices for the BBC World Service and stayed with Harriott until he disbanded in 1965. He then moved to Cologne, invited to ...

... Years of grinding menial work were interspersed with the occa sional acting work including the BBC's 1990 Christmas special Caribbean Mystery with Donald Pleasance, understudying in a tour of Driving Miss Daisy and Toys in the Attic at the Watermill. But ...

... worked in theatres in London and on tour. In the late seventies, he worked on a cruise liner visiting the Mediterranean and Caribbean. When a management emp loyed him he would work far beyond the minimum required of him. In the morning and afternoon he would ...

... actress and pro ducer with the Carlisle Little Theatre, and began broadcasting for the BBC in its long-funning radio series Caribbean Voices. In 1946, she became the first black actress to appear on British tele vision when she acted in Eugene O'Neill's All ...

... and seldom found it necessary to go outside the capital to find employment. Originally, however, he was classified as a Caribbean musi cian, playing with tenor saxist Joe Appleton at the Starlight Room and also being featured, with the Grant-Lyttelton ...