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... plait of beige felt and narrow cire ribbon. ON THE WIRELESS Repeat Performance of Lord Jim. MR. CECIL adaptation of Joseph Conrad's fatuous story, Lord Jim. nhich was broadcast from Daventry Experimental on Tuesday, will be repeated from London and ...
... began in Lawyers' offices. Wells was a drapers' assistant. John Buchan was, and still is, a very active business man. Joseph Conrad wrote for twenty years while engaged as a sea captain. Need one give further examples to prove that novel writing can be ...
... grub. Drams r.-to Humour. . One can't tell how this fellow gets his effects; he writes as the grass grows, observed Joseph Conrad, of Hudson. The great naturalist wrote a score of books, and this Anthology, admirably arranged by Mr. Edward Garnett, ...
... in Star Time. 10.0: 8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 10.15: Epilogue. Remembrance Sunday. 10.55: •• The Shadow Line, - by Joseph Conrad. 11.40: Light Music. 12.0 tinidnight): Time: News, ...
... Kingsley) for Coral Island (R. M. Ballantyne), this time accompanied by The Professor (Charlotte Bronte) and Lord Jim (Joseph Conrad) and filled with Expectations (Charles Dickens) of finding, with the help of The Silver Spoon (John Galsworthy) as a Talisman ...
... at the Queen's Hall stated that recently he had been in conversation with the late Field-Marshal Earl Haig and the late Joseph Conrad. Sir Arthur showed on screen that had been erected on the platform a number of spirit photographs. You know that Lord ...
... sculpture with wood-cuts. Among the sculpture they had, at least, one work of first-rate imponanoe. It was the bust of Joseph Conrad by Jacob Epstein. (Applause.) Epstein was a disturber of the peace. (Laughter.) That was because he was a creative artist ...
... reminiscences of the chairman of \Villiam Heinemann, Ltd., who have published many important books by such writers as Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, J. B. Priestley, and others. The first essential of a good novel,” says Mr. Evans, is the ability to ...
... Revue Chorus. 9 0: Arthur Renndey (viola); Jones Donovan tsaxophonet; Cora Astle ;pianoforte). 930: Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, reading by H. S. Fde. 10 0: Weather; News; Road Report. 1015: Rand, from the Carlton Hotel. 11-1115: Baud, float the Rit-Cat ...
... Yellow,** by Jack London, and “The Mercy of the Lord,** by Mrs F. A. Steet, are both interesting stories, and, with those Joseph Conrad, H. G. Well?, Muriel Harris, and Chas. D. Roberts, make up splendid selection. The articles general and personal interest ...
... translations of its poets, dramatists and novelists, and so make some delightful voyages of discovery. To the sea itself, Joseph Conrad was an admirable guide, especially in The Mirror of the Sea, Typhoon, and Youth, from which extracts were read. A ...
... called her talk “The Companionship of Books,” and during the half hour that followed, the members heard excerpts from Joseph Conrad, J. B. Priestley, Galsworthy, Jane Austin, Edith Sitwell and other well-known writers. Miss Taylor’s stimulating and i ...