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... BROADCASTING. Joseph Conrad’s Typhoon ”; and Light Symphony Concert. Joseph Conrad’s story, Typhoon,” adapted for broadcasting by John Watt, is to have its first radio performance from Belfast at 8-55 to-night. It is a story of the sea, and the greater ...
... Brooks (N.), Abraham Lir f the Brown (J. M.), *‘Sketches and Pic Cowan (A. R.), Master Clues in Wor d ac- tory ;” oo i *¢ Joseph Conrad : a § t ©. CG), ‘Future of Educ i. ), River Amazon from the ch is to the Sea;” Holt ((. E.), Moroo uant ;” Macalister (A ...
... 1943. at oV. p.m. COLLECTION includes First Editions of Galsworthy, Kipling. George X Moore. Conan Doyle. H. G. Wells, Joseph Conrad and others; ” Ulster Journal f Archieology ” (Ist in nine volumes; Hill’s “ MacDonnels Antrim”; “Annals of the Four Masters” ...
... Gardening: Ulster and Irish Books; Poetical Works: 32 Volumes Rudyard Kipling (including several First Editions); 20 Volumes Joseph Conrad; Editions Waverley Novel®. Shakespeare’s Works. Thackery. Thomas Hardy, George Meredith, and others. Also very fine Set ...
... ’■ Lloyd’s agent at Manila cabled yesterday that the British auxiliary yacht Joseph Conrad reports having passed Balahic Island, route for the Soloman Islands. The Joseph Conrad left Ipswich on 16th August, 1934, and Harwich on 22nd October, on a world ...
... poop-deck a pair of picturesque small brims cannon. Exoept that she may use a small motor for entering or leaving port, the Joseph Conrad will make the two-year voyage entirely under sail, and, after a preliminary to New York via Plymouth, ahe P w s i l l i ...
... Romance. glorious love story, played ,igitinst the idemovelin background of buccaneering days, and based on the novel by Joseph Conrad. Ramon Novarro, se the swaslihuckling hero, has one of the moo fiery roles of his career. As the courageous youth of an ...
... by the world’s oldest passenger steamer, the Edina, which still plies daily between Mel oourne and Geelong the barque, Joseph Conrad, anchor'd Port Phillip to-day after a voyage 13 days from Sydney, During the trip she encountered the worst weather of ...
... days, liden Philpolts later took up writing. Other authors who were Srevlously clerks are W. L. George and J. K. erome. Joseph Conrad, as one might have guessed, was once a seaman. From the Army, literature received both Sapper and Edgar Wallace. But one ...
... MISCELLANEOUS Cambridge University Press are the publishers of a brilliant short essay on Poland’s English Genius, Joseph Conrad” (3s 6d net), by Miss M. C. Bradbrook. Fellow of Girton College. Any profits accruing to the author from the sale of the little ...
... such a remarkable success in The Land of Smiles? Then, of course, we lack good story-writers and dramatists. If only Joseph Conrad were alive to-day! True, he was a Frenchman, but he proved one of the most popular novelists in this country. I quite ...
... Twain/' The Old Wives Tale/' The Card/* The Kogent. Mr Prohack/' Anna of the Five Towns/* all the works of the late Joseph Conrad; Mr. H. G. Wells’s novels, especially his earlier imaginative stories, which h© calls fantasies/* the Sussex stories Miss ...