
Island Windjammers
Documentary
Overview
This RKO Sportscope series short features the annual Out Island Regatta held annually in the Bahamas.
Top Cast
André Baruch
André Baruch
Narrator (voice)
André Baruch
Narrator (voice)
Spence Burton
Spence Burton
Himself, Lord Bishop of the Bahamas
Spence Burton
Himself, Lord Bishop of the Bahamas
Thomas Daniel Knox
Thomas Daniel Knox
Himself, Earl of Ranfurly
Thomas Daniel Knox
Himself, Earl of Ranfurly
J. Linton Rigg
J. Linton Rigg
Himself
J. Linton Rigg
Himself
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