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... Gloucester. 9. o.—Tires. mistime. news. and keel Mesta. 9.15-11. Lord Jim. a romantics radio play. taboo from the novel Joseph Conrad, udapted and produced by Cecl , Lewis; Henry °sear as -Jim. with Robert Loraine. H. St. Barba West, Frank Cochrane. and ...
... perfume by Worth. A novel that will Intrigue Most women and sed uce maul men. Cassell: 15s. net. NELSON CLASSICS. Thew Joseph Conrad novels have nuw been added to the series: Lord Jun; Youth and Other Stories. The ROW; The Secret Agent; Under Western Eyes ...
... BBC 2 7.40- 1.55 OPEN UNIVERSITY. P.M. 2.4$ ARENA: CINEMA. Joseph Conrad. 3.20 AMERICANS. Part 4. The First Lady. 4.10 SKI SUNDAY. 4.53 MEN OF IDEAS. Part 4. 5.40 RUGBY SPECIAL. 8.40 NEWS REVIEW. 7.15 THE WORLD ABOUT US. 8.05 THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE ...
... br Drake. London: John Lane, the Bodloy Hood (Limited); 7s. ed. not. A novel quite put of the ordinary. Suggestive of Joseph Conrad, very often it tells a story that must hold any imaginative reader in Arm grip. Mr. Drake reveals the rare gift of infusing ...
... Late News. NETWORK TNNIK 9.46 Science . 7 in Your Garden. 7.30 Motoring and the Motorist. 9.1$ Piano Recital. 10. c.' and Joseph Conrad. 10.30 'An Old Woman RememberMg.' RADIO LUXIDABOURO p.m. Teddy Johnson and McDonald Mobley. 8 The Mute of Sinatra. 8.30 ...
... not have a woman in the cast. Probably no other dramatic work of his will live, though, of course, he collaborated with Joseph Conrad, who bad a great admiration for him, in that serious dramatic work Victory. Eden Pbillpotts was, like Conrad, a close ...
... etfolkard Muldle.ton ▪ ALMAYER, FOLLY By J•eoph Conrad. 'e. AM OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS. By JOsaph 'I TALES OF UNREST. Sy Joseph Conrad. IN ION. SOME EMOTIONS AND A MURAL. By John 01Hier Hobbes. IXE. ■y Lame Falemur. be followed other Volumes tria 1 , 9 9rrt ...
... the remnants of the Nationalist armies, is about 225 miles long and from to 80 miles wide. It would require the pen of a Joseph Conrad to describe its beauty and majesty. By WALTER POLEY, Western Mail Special Correspondent Manchus, and sought refuge in ...
... late war. The very names of Captain Marryat, Clark Russel, Mayne Reid, conjure up the joys of boyhood. In our own day Joseph Conrad, Morley Roberts, and Masefield have revealed the twors and romance of the sea in trnforgettable fashion. Who that has ...
... addressed by Mr. A. M. Granville M.A. at their meeting on Tueeday week. The subject (howl' was the distinguished author Joseph Conrad t: s• :: J. B. Priestly's famous Yorkshire Backe, ramedy When We Are Married, was presented by ENSA and produced by Hamilton ...
... Xibinogion (four pagesl. This is more than some of the obscure Nast European States get. and since neither Kipling nor Joseph Conrad, who have never been equalled by !any Welshman I know of, are not represented in Great Britain, and since the supreme. ...
... son to observe. Serve him right. All those people, horses and dogs after one fox. In Victory. based on the novel by Joseph Conrad, we enjoyed some first class acting by Frederic March, Betty Field and Cedric Hardwicke; and at the Plaza we were provoked ...