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... CONRAD WITH THE LID OFF African Adventure Diaghileff Carr on Cricket REVIEWED BY HELEN GARDOM IN Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrolds, 18s.) Mrs. Conrad has written an account of her husband's life in relation to herself, but his friends, when they ...
... biographies are very rare, good ones nearly as scarce. Mrs. Jessie Conrad's story of the domestic life of her husband, Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrold's 18s.), is extremely difficult to place in the scale. It certainly is not an attempt to assess ...
... predisposed to listen respectfully to a woman like Mrs. Conrad, and those who have loved his books will open her volume Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrolds, 18s.) with a livelier emotion than that of mere respect. Un fortunately, Mrs. Conrad does not ...
... Edition. Illustrated. 7s. fid. Through Forbidden Tibet. By Harrison Forman. I Illustrated. 18s. JOHN LANE THE BODLEY HEAD.-- Joseph Conrad: Some Aspects of the Art I of the Novel. By Edward Crankshaw. 8s. 6d. Letters from Prison. By Ernst Toller. Trans- I lated ...
... does, a sincere, convincing performance. John Loder and Desmond Tester are also in the film, which is an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's novel, and is now at the Tivoli ...
... different from suspense. Criti cism should be constructive. Therefore let this brilliant pro ducer, since he appears to like Joseph Conrad, leave buses and bombs and give us a film of Nostromo or Almayer's Folly, or even that lovely book, Victory, if Shepherd's ...
... Howard Hartman has written The Seas Were Mine, another first-class book of reminiscences pub' shed by Messrs. Harrap. Joseph Conrad and Robert Louis Stevenson both figure in his story ...
... characters as Lord Beaverbrook', George Bernard Shaw, Alfred Einstein, Haile Selassie, Lord Fisher, the Duke of Marlborough, Joseph Conrad and R. 13. Cunningham Grahame. In this book Mr. Jacob Epstein has let the sparks fly with the same vigour as presumably ...
... during his Paris period, his pen-pictures of well-known persons who have sat to him for their portraits. Among them are Joseph Conrad, Bernard Shaw, Augustus John, Cunninghame-Graham, Linstein, KaDinaranatn Tagore, Lord Fisher, Lord Beaverbrook, the Emperor ...
... CINEMA CAMEOS. By C. A. LEJEUNE. THE most unusual film of this or many weeks past is VICTORY (Plaza), from the Joseph Conrad novel of ideals and adven ture in the sticky South Seas. It is pos sibly a little more unusual than the producers reckoned for ...
... changeless, ever-changing high-roads. Whatever its origin the phrase sums up the informing spirit of that great writer, Joseph Conrad, which is at once mysterious and incommunicable. The commonplace that all art reveals itself in its own terms and cannot ...
... and in doing so scored some immediate and spectacular triumphs, which ranged in the literary field from the books of Joseph Conrad to those of Mrs. E. M. Hull. If some of his stories are apocryphal, they bear retelling in his own lighthearted manner ...