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... 9.0. New*. 0.25. Fay Compton in • Star Time.' 10 BBC ftccttiah Orchattra.' 10 —Epilogue. 10.55. ' The Shadow Idne. by 'Joseph Conrad. 11.40.—Rendezvou* Player*. 12.0 —It-20 m.—New*. FOR THE FORCES 373.1 m. and 41.49 m. 6.50 am.: (iramophone 7.0: New*. ...
... ALPINE CLIMBER E'relyn Inner,'. by George Moore: Climbs on Alpine Peaks. by His Holiness Pope Piiis al.; The Boyer, by Joseph Conrad: Blood and Sand, , by Vicente Fliasco Ibanez; Fundamental Thoughts on Economics, by Gustave; The Raiders, by S. ...
... announcements. (Daventry only): Shipping forecast. 9.20.— Lord Jim, a romantic radio story-play. taken from the novel by Joseph Conrad, by Cecil Lewis. 11.35-12.0 (Daventry only).—Jack Myth 's Ambassador Club Bead. DAVENTRY (SGB). (EXPERIMENTAL-610 491.111 ...
... interesting and amusing. On Monday nest the greet picture. Nostrumo, a aereen adaptation of the novel by the same name, by Joseph Conrad. It is a Mining ;dory of a romantic leader of selport cantodorea, entrusted with the IA ferritardlur of • vast alive r ...
... OLD MAN’S NARRATIVE. LIKE PAGE JOSEPH CO.VRAI).-’ “Like page from ‘Joseph Conrad/” is the description given the “ Morning Poet ’ correspondent «, dispatch from Quebec Washington paper; . Here in the lobby Chateau Frontenac, an old man was pacing and down ...
... IDA Limos DORIS CAMINO 1 4, T MORRISON and others. Title New Volume will 'malodor MARY GAUNT on The Sun Oath Cure. Mrs. JOSEPH CONRAD. Training the Children at r Nemo. C Mn. souse-mum°. -My Pelt War Polley. FAT INCHFAWN wed MRS. WATSON. 1.11101 Artistes ...
... Fatigue Party. with Revue Morns. 9. o.—Arthur Keanedy (viola). James Donovan istle Ip Mete). 9.30.— Heart Darkness'. by Joseph Conrad, road by H. 8. Ede. 10. o.—Westhoe, 81114 seed lesseet. ...
... B. Drake. London : John Lane, the Barite!, Heed (Limited); 7e. 6d. net. novel quite out of the ordinary. suggestive of Joseph Conrad, very often ft tells a story that must hold any imaginative reader in arm grip. Mr. Drake reveals the rare gift of infusing ...
... Earl I. orcbu.-n, who was for seven years Lnrd Chancellor. Literature lost, in the pliy , teal at any rate, two giants : Joseph Conrad, the celebrated Pole who produced such outEanding novels in the languav of his adoption, and Anatole France Jacques Anatole ...
... of its debts. LI LEBATURE'S LOSSES. Two notable deaths have taken place in the literary world during the past week—Mr I Joseph Conrad and Laly Colvin. Mr Conrad I was a Pole, but had bemired such a mastery of the English language that he was studied and ...
... revived in London. The music is by BOOKSHOP Ivan Caryll. The Society hopes to be able to present it at the Grand Rover, by Joseph Conrad rand Pavilion in March, 1947. o liatsrl. Expeditions to the Mr. Evan Edwards is the mtisktil African Continent search of ...
... King Solomon', Gold Mr. R. N. Hale, F.R.G.S., gives a vivid of his explanations of the famous Zim. babine ruins. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, relates some of his experience.. and adventures at neat and in a very striking article Mr ...