... 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 ...

... the Electronomes. 7.0 Promenade Concert: Moiseiwitscn (piano). London Philnarmcnic Orchestra. 5.20 “The Partner”: Play Joseph Conrad, arranged by Sybil Clarke, 9.0 Time and News. 9.20 To-night’s Talk. 9.35 Master Peter’s Puppet Show An episode from Don ...

... Deck; 4.30. Gold Fever. A teak ship's wheel, which belonged to the barque Otago, first command of the seaman and author Joseph Conrad, who died 25 years ago, is to be given a place of honour aboard the Wellington, headquarter's ship of the Honourable Company ...

... and gives special bibliographies. Amon the authors written about last year were John Maaefield, J. M. Bar ri e, Hardy, Joseph Conrad, Anatole France, and John Glahrworthy. At the Gideon library, in 1919, a George' Eliot memorial alcove' was inaugurated ...

... to have had conversations with the spirits of Cecil Rhodes at his grave in the Matoppo Rills and also wan Lord Haig and Joseph Conrad. I pledge my honour that spiritualism is true,' said Sir Arthur a few months ago, end I know that spiritualism is infinitely ...

... 20—Evenin' pra. ers. 10.35— ■' Moscow, 1812.'’ Retreat of the Grand Army. Heading by Jack Minster irom ‘‘The Warrior Soul,” Joseph Conrad. 10,4(U—Henry Hall and his Orchestra. 11.40 J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 12.0 midnight-12.20 a.m.—Time; news. FOR THE FORCES ...

... include Charles Dickens (the tempest scene from David Copper&ld ), Jules Verne, Mark Twain, Morley Roberts, W. W. Jacobs, Joseph Conrad, R. H. Dana, Sir Max Pemberton, Bartimeus, Taffrail, John Mawfield, Captain Marryat, W. Clark Russell, and, of course ...

... vols.); If Youth but Knew. by A. and E. Castle (5 Childhood 'of the World. by E. Clodd (2 vole.); Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad (4 vole.); ' The Splendid Spur, by Sir A. I'. Quiller-Couch (3 vols.): Four songs for contralto voice; Geography of England ...

... If Youth but Knew, by A. and E. Castle (5 vols.); Childhood of the World, by E. Clodd (2 vols.); Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad (4 vols.); The Splendid Spur. by Sir A. T. Quiller- Couch (9 vole.); Geography of England (1 vol.); Jesus of History ...

... Ronald Ches-9.20--Questions of the Hour. ney. Scott Coomber. 9.35-- The Inn of the Two 9.30-S uer Serenade. Witches. by Joseph Conrad. 10.0--Time and News. 19.10-- Sealskin Trousers. 10.15 --Olympics Sportsreel. from the story by Eric 10.30--Neville Meaie ...

... (talk). 7.ss—Beethoven: Sonata in C minor (Op. 30 No. 2) 3.33 The Song of Roland (reading). g. 53— Authors I Never Met: Joseph Conrad. 10.3 Faure: Jacques Ptvrier(piano). 3.33--Ernest Milton in The Fisher King. 11.71—Wagner (records). 11.40—The Proverbial ...