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Scene from Queenie's Daughter
A scene from the 1973/74 Little Theatre Movement Pantomime, Queenie's Daughter.
Tags: Actors and actresses; Pantomime; Pantomimes
Scene from Old Story Time
"Losing her man: Lois [Pauline Kerr] declares she's losing her husband, Len [Carl Binger] to "a book of no specific title" as a worried Len Seeks refuge from his problems in books. A scene from Trevor Rhone's Old Story Time."
Scene from Moonshine Anancy with Louise Bennett and Ranny Williams
Louise Bennett and Ranny Williams in a scene from Moonshine Anancy LTM Pantomime 1969.
Scene from Moonshine Anancy
Members of cast of the LTM Pantomime 'Moonshine Anancy' performing a scene. Ranny Williams is at the forefront and Louise Bennett is dressed like a police. Stage props are on the stage.
Scene from LTM Pantomime, Music Boy
Cast of the 1971/72 Little Theatre Movement Pantomime, Music Boy, including main characters, "Miss Mamma" played by Louise Bennett (left) and "P.C. Stripeless" played by Ranny Williams.
Scene from The Criminals - Hilary Nicholson
"The Criminals": Hilary Nicholson and Anna Hearne as the strange sisters in a lighter moment from Munair Zacca's production of the Cuban play "The Criminals" on at the Barn Theatre, Thursdays through Sundays at 8:30pm."
Scene from 'School's Out'
"Closing soon: The play School's Out, written by Trevor Rhone and directed by Yvonne Jones-Brewster is to close shortly. Running since April 3 - it now holds the records for the longest running play in the history of the Jamaican Theatre. The play…
Scene at Up Park Camp
Lithograph depicting persons travelling on horses, on the Up Park Camp property in Kingston, Jamaica.
Scene at Parade, Kingston
"Some like it hot: Some people will risk the heat of the sun, will stand all the way, just to get about their business. The gentleman at left apparently has not yet arrived at that level of desperation.
Some like it packed. If you get a covered…
Some like it packed. If you get a covered…
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Eating cotton candy
"All in a days work: 'One for the road' is not a phrase well known in kiddie land. But Junior is doubling up on the offer anyway - oblivious of all…
