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 Not surprisingly, during World War II she worked as an interpreter.  Her first husband was Henry Moss, who would become the deputy manager of the famed Polana Hotel in Lourenco Marques, but eventually the couple moved to Johannesburg, where he continued his career in the hospitality business.
-Though not a professional actress, Jacinta appeared in a number of plays, where her linguistic versatility came in handy.  Initially she used her married name of Jessie Moss, but after she and Henry divorced she reverted to her maiden name of Jacinta Roseiro.  Subsequently, in 1971, she married film director [[Alfred Travers]].
+Though not a professional actress, Jacinta appeared in a number of plays, where her linguistic versatility came in handy.  Initially she used her married name of Jessie Moss, but after she and Henry were divorced she reverted to her maiden name of Jacinta Roseiro.  Subsequently, in 1971, she married film director [[Alfred Travers]].
 == Theatre Credits ==

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 Jacinta Roseiro was born in Mozambique in what was then Lourenco Marques, the daughter of Firmo Roseiro and Rebecca Morris.  When she went to England in 1935, the ship’s manifest stated that she was a teacher of languages and, in fact, she spoke English, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French and German.
-Not surprisingly, during World War II she worked as an interpreter.  Her first husband was Henry Moss, who would become the deputy manager of the famed Polana Hotel in Lourenco Marques, but eventually the couple moved to Johannesburg, where he continued his career in the hospitality business. and may have been the Henry Moss who, for some time,  led the Plaza Swing Band.
+Not surprisingly, during World War II she worked as an interpreter.  Her first husband was Henry Moss, who would become the deputy manager of the famed Polana Hotel in Lourenco Marques, but eventually the couple moved to Johannesburg, where he continued his career in the hospitality business.
 Though not a professional actress, Jacinta appeared in a number of plays, where her linguistic versatility came in handy.  Initially she used her married name of Jessie Moss, but after she and Henry divorced she reverted to her maiden name of Jacinta Roseiro.  Subsequently, in 1971, she married film director [[Alfred Travers]].

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-Performed in ''[[The Director of the Opera]]'', ''[[Cockpit]]'', ''[[The Aspern Papers]]'' and in ''[[I Am a Camera]]''.
+'''Jacinta Roseiro''' (b. Maputo, 24/10/1914 – d. 16/02/1999) was an actress.  Also credited as Jessie Moss.
 == Sources ==
 [[SACD]] 1978/79.

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		+	Performed in ''[[The Director of the Opera]]'', ''[[Cockpit]]'', ''[[The Aspern Papers]]'' and in ''[[I Am a Camera]]''.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	[[SACD]] 1978/79.
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