Karmenu Gruppetta, surrounded by men and women wearing formal wear, possibly for a play or an event.

Karmenu Gruppetta acting with a woman on a programme seen on television.

Two men, possibly Gruppetta in costume on the left, and a woman acting on set for a theater play or TV program.

Two men, including Gruppetta in costume on the right, and two women acting on set for a theater play or TV program.

A group of people, men women and children, acting on set for a theater play or a TV program.

A man, possibly Gruppetta in costume in the middle of two women acting on set for a theater play or TV program.

Karmenu Gruppetta and Jane Marshall surrounded by fishing equipment, acting on a set of a theater play or TV program.

Gruppetta in costume with a goat on a leash, and a women acting on a set for a theater play or TV program.

Gruppetta in costume with a woman and children, acting on a stage for a theater play.

A group of people on the set of ‘It- Tieg ta’ karmena Abdilla’. The actors, starting from the left include Karmenu Gatt, Josephine Zammit Cordina as a bridesmaid, Vitorin Galea and Karmenu Gruppetta as the bride and groom, and an unknown man and two young

Karmenu Gruppetta on stage with a woman overlooking another man.

A very short description about Karmenu Gruppetta and his career and achievements. There is also portrait picture of Gruppetta.

A clipping from a newspaper talking about the results of a teleplay competition organized by the Drama Section of Xandir Malta.

A newspaper article regarding Xandir Malta taking over sports programmes and the results of a teleplay competition held by the Malta Drama Committee of Xandir Malta.

An extract and pictures from the Magazine ‘Wow’, from the section titled ‘Memorji’. The short text explains that actor Henry Zammit Cordina will be talking about his Uncle, actor Joe Zammit Cordina. Two pictures depict several actors in costume, including Karmenu Gruppetta.

A newspaper article titled ‘Il- Polemika Madonna Taċ- Ċoqqa’. The article describes the religious controversy caused by show and different reactions to it.

A handwritten diary entry by Karmenu Gruppetta describing the events that took place after his wedding in 1946.

A handwritten diary entry by Karmenu Gruppetta about Alison, a four year- old little girl, describing her character

A continuation of the handwritten story written by Gruppetta, titled “Linda Capricciosa ta’ [?]”, about a young woman, Linda, and her friends Silvio and Gorg

Karmenu Gruppetta's Membership Card for “The Royal Malta Artillery Association”.