... : BARBARA WHO CAME BACK SIR H. RIDER HAGGARD. THE VOICE OF THE CHARMER B, E. W. HORNUNG THE INN OF THE TWO WITCHES B, JOSEPH CONRAD. LORD COWDRAY—A Swlw ui Posortsurr T. P. O'CONNOR. M.P. A New Saks d Palau Artmlab THE ABSENCE OF MR. GLASS By G. K. CHESTERTON ...

... shouldered young girls. Four bronze busts loaned by Birmingham City Art Gallery are outstanding among the portraits. In Joseph Conrad one can almost feel Epstein's penetrating eye exploring the sitter's face, noting the drooping eyelids. the skin loose ...

... his personal friends. Such well-known names as Rodin, Orpen, Max Beerbohm, Gordon Craig, Conder, Steer, Augustus John, Joseph Conrad, W. H. Hudson, John Galsworthy, Thomas Hardy, and H. G. Wells appear in these pages. All these and many more are to be ...

... NEW TITLES IN PAPERBACKS New paperbacks, published today, include from Penguin Modern Classics, four titles by Joseph Conrad. who ls widely considered one of the foremost 10th century novelists. They are: Nostroes* - ths.); ' The Nigger of the Narcissus ...

... by Alun Richards which ranges under sail and steam across all the oceans of the world. Mr Richards's crew in•eludes Joseph Conrad, Ernest Hemingway, John Masefield, C. B. Forester, Nicholas Monsarrat and Herman Melville, and between them they tell some ...

... Brothers. “The Race.” Goldwyn Greats. “The Little Foxes.”* (See TV Files). News. weather. Foster and Yanko Goorall. Omnibus. Joseph Conrad and the story of Amy At the End of the Day. (Repeat). (See Preview). Weather ...

... holder of the title. who lolloered ve,terda'N II with a 70 to-div ow . new course . Bracketed with Thomson is Lieutenant, Joseph Conrad. the Amer.:tan who wort the British • Amateur tale tam mnot h with r••unrls Al • Denotes amateur. fames F. Jowl, (Idgbastonl ...

... literature is described The Miami says that the death of Thomas Hardy, coming as it does ei soon after tho deaths of Joseph Conrad and Rider Haggard, will leave a big gap in the contemporary literature of Great Britain. Tho Populaire, the Socialist ...

... Conrad. elder •on of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, who pleaded guilty to converting to his own use 51,100 entrusted to him to buy manuscripts of his father's works. Air. Richard Carle, an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad, said after accused had been ...

... Theatre during the first part of this week. It is • picture of absorbi interest. This is from the well-known nove lty Joseph Conrad, and George O'Brien appears in the role of Nostromo, a plucky South American captain of a gang of longshoremen, who is ...

... NEW YORK, After covering 55,000 miles on a voyage round the world, the miniature square-rigged sailing ship Joseph Conrad—the only one of her kind under the British flag—has put into New York for a short stay before sailing on to England. The trip began ...

... which are good productions. The foremost of these pictures is Romance. a screen version of the novel of that name by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer. The leading_ parts in the picture are taken by Ramon Novarro and Marceline Day. Iwo better artistes ...