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The University Dance Society
"The University Dance Society rehearsing 'Strings', a semi-classical ballet from their tenth anniversary repertoire. The concert season which is under the distinguished patronage of the Vice Chancellow of the University Mr. A.Z. Preston and Mrs.…
Tags: Dance; Dance - Jamaica; Dancers; Dancers - Jamaica
Go-go dancer at Stables Nightclub
"A go-go girl at Stables nightclub, dances a slow number with her shawl spread wide on open arms."
Tags: Dance; Dance - Jamaica; Dancers; Dancers - Jamaica
Splendour Heights nightclub dancers
"Splendour Heights nightclub dancers get together for a "dance up" for the benefit of patrons who would like to see them all together."
Tags: Dance; Dance - Jamaica; Dancers; Dancers - Jamaica
Go Go dancers
"There are many forms of entertainment going these days...limbo, acrobatics, wide variety of recorded music among others. High on the popularity list is go-go dancing. Everybody's eye is readily caught by a shapely leg, bearing the body of a shapely…
Women dancing
Women from lower Happy Grove, dancing.
Tags: Dance; Dance - Jamaica; Dancers; Dancers - Jamaica
Go go dancer at Stables Club
"All eyes on her: This shapely go-go dancer has all eyes focused on her as she goes through lovely paces at the Stables Club a few nights ago. She was not all afraid of being registered in the camera's eye. She knew she had her 'thing' together and…
Tags: Dance; Dance - Jamaica; Dancers; Dancers - Jamaica
Go Go dancer at Splendour Heights Club
"Roundup: A go-go dancer out of the Splendour Heights Club, Savanagh Plaza does her thing to slow music complete with shawl. A cozy dance scene as "de music sweet dem", is shown at centre. Right, Cynthia Schloss grooves her attentive audience."
Tags: Dance; Dance - Jamaica; Dancers; Dancers - Jamaica
Workers dancing at Jamaica House
"Soldiers skank: These workers who were among those who built the Jamaica Government Conference Centre, dancing to the music of the Jamaica Defence Force Band Wednesday night at a reception at Jamaica House hosted by Prime Minister Edward Seaga in…
Kingsley Archer dancing on broken bottles
"Believe it or not, this man dances on broken bottles for a living. As if that isn't enough. Kingsley Archer takes up a handful of the splinters at each performance and rubs them over his face! Usually, a gasp goes up from the audience as they watch…