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Sweet Talk
"Oscar the racehorse tout (Louis Parkins) left, is in ecstasy at the thought of the prize money from the bet that Tony (John Francis) is planning to make. A scene from the play "Sweet Talk" currently in its 11th week at the Barn Theatre. Francis was…
Sweet Talk
"Debbie Ganville, John Francis, Hilary Nicholson and Louis Parkins, four members of the cast of Sweet Talk - the play which opens at the Barn Theatre on Thursday at 8:30pm."
Sweet Talk
"Caught in the act: Tony (John Francis) and Sandra (Hilary Nicholson) look guilty enough in this scene from the play Sweet Talk, when Tony's wife Rita, returns home unexpectedly and interrupts a seduction scene between the two. Sweet Talk opening at…
Sweet Talk
"Rita (Cynthia Henry) is quite unmoved by the attitude of her husband Tony (John Francis). A scene from the play Sweet Talk currently on at the Barn Theatre. For their roles, Mr. Francis and Ms Henry were awarded gold and silver medals respectively…
Sweet Talk
"Rita (Cynthia Henry) is far from pleased with her husband. Tony (John Francis) when she arrives home unexpectedly and interrupts his fling with the go-go dancer Sandra (Debbie Glanville) in this scene from the play "Sweet Talk". The play has been…
Sweet Talk
"Stafford Harrison and Dojn Pitt play the lead roles in Michael Abbensett's Sweet Talk, which opens...at the Creative Arts Cetre. This play won for its Trinidadian author the George Devine Award for young writers, shared with Mustpha Matura last…
Swanswick rectory
Rectory of the St. Michael's Anglican Church in Clarks Town, Trelawny, located on the Swanswick Estate.
From views of churches, rectories and other Diocesan buildings in Jamaica in March 1931.
From views of churches, rectories and other Diocesan buildings in Jamaica in March 1931.
Swanswick Church
St. Michael's Anglican Church in Clarks Town, Trelawny, located on the Swanswick Estate. From views of churches, rectories and other Diocesan buildings in Jamaica in March 1931.
Swaby, Rev. John Cyril
"The Bishop of Jamaica, the Rt. Rev. John Cyril Swaby, enters the cathedral grounds."
