(From left to right) Carmen Pizzuto, Walter Salomone, Mona Salomone, Joseph 'Zuzu' Pizzuto and Dorothy Pizzuto.
(From left to right) Rosa Salomone, Margaret Salomone, Mona Salomone, Dorothy Pizzuto, unidentified man, Loulou Pizzuto, Anna Salomone, Carmen Pizzuto and four children,
(From left to right) Dorothy Pizzuto, Walter Cushchieri, Loulou Pizzuto and Carmen Pizzuto heading down to the Pizzuto cave at Dingli Cliffs.
(From left to right) Nancy Vella, Marion Holland, Loulou, Carmen and Dorothy Pizzuto.
Loulou and Maurice were in a relationship and got married in 1955. The union produced a boy, Mark. Loulou was in a black dress as she, along with her family, was mourning her mother's death. Eleonora Pizzuto nee Micaleff had died on 18th January, 1951.
Doris was Maurice Mifsud Bonnici's younger sister. The latter would marry Loulou in 1955 and the union produced a boy, Mark. Loulou was in a black dress as she, along with her family, was mourning her mother's death. Eleonora Pizzuto nee Micaleff had died on 18th January, 1951.
Loulou is standing at the back, to the right.
The carnival company 'The Skaters' had won first prize in the Valletta carnival floats' competition, sometime in the late-1940s. Their float's title was 'The Reindeers'.
The carnival company 'The Skaters' had won first prize in the Valletta carnival floats' competition, sometime in the late-1940s. Their float's title was 'The Reindeers'. The Basilica of St Dominic and Porto Salvo can be seen in the background.
The carnival company 'The Skaters' had won first prize in the Valletta carnival floats' competition, sometime in the late-1940s. Their float's title was 'The Reindeers'.
Loulou Pizzuto is seated in the front row, sixteenth from the left holding a trophy while Maurice Mifsud Bonnici is standing (starting to bend down) in the middle row, fifth from the left looking to his right. The carnival company 'The Skaters' had won first prize in the Valletta carnival floats' competition, sometime in the late-1940s. Their float's title was 'The Reindeers'.
The Sacro Cour Church can be seen in the background.
Jean Scott and Carmen Pizzuto.
The Chalet dance hall can be seen in the background.
Anna Mastronuzzi (second from right) had married into the Salomone family, who were related by marriage to the Pizzutos.