... 2.0 FOR THE BROAD-MINDED H Note.—Reduced Prices. 9d. 4s. Next Week ROBERTSON. Tomorrow.” JEAN FORBES- Clifford Evans Joseph Conrad. THE SHOWPLACE OE ENGLAND Oeors Open 10.45 Coot. 11 m. to 9 p.m DOROTHY LAMOUR, TYRONE POWER in “JOHNNY APOLLO’!; Screened ...

... JOSEPE CORRAD-PLAYFIUGHI Hr. Joseph Conrad was interviewed ,esterday on the stip of the .4naliassadore' Theatre. where ha was superintending the Productine of hie play. The Secret Agent, founded on his novel of that name Asked why he had derided to write ...

... As it is, the setting is an English fishing village and the play has been built by Thomas Browne on a short story by Joseph Conrad. Its theme is the short-lived and tragic love affair a village maiden, played in this week’s production at the Theatre ...

... roland. are the Arehbianop Canterhurv, Cardinal Bourne, Lord Bryce. Lord fcvereley, Mr. Asquith, Mr. Winston Churchill, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. H. B. Irving, Professor Gilbert Murray, and Mr. T. P. O’Connor, M.P. All communications to addressed Mr. J. H. Harley ...

... REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKSi Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt (Weig%H) Liberal Orthodoxy (Clark); The Architecture of liumanisiu (Scott); Joseph Conrad (Curie). Fiction; &c. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT: Finance Bill (Third Reading). COMMERCIAL NEWS block kiarketa, 10, II hinancia ...

... Norwich. Is. 6d. net. Murray. Four articles reprinted from the Church Family Newspaper.” NEW EDITIONS AND REPRINTS. YOUTH. Joseph Conrad. ss. net. Dent. Together with Heart of Darkness,” The End tho Tether,” and introduction Mr. Conrad. FORTY YEARS “SPY.” ...

... (Parsons. 7s. 6d.). A spublisher's note tell us that Mr. David's first novel was favourably compared to the work of Joseph Conrad. There are only two chapters in this book that suggest Conrad even remotely; and these deal with the mad skipper's race ...

... hit last and revenge. Th^ story of how he was foiled is achnirahho 31r. Brand's work has some of be qualities for which Joseph Conrad was famous. but. without going 114 deep. He is more successful than must 4, f our 3 ounger novelists in suggesting atmosphere ...

... broadminded. H igh Temperature, Note Reduced Prices: 9d. to 4s. Tn* 1 Week; Jean Forbes-Robertson, in —lruiorrow. bv Joseph Conrad. i c e Wales. at 2.30 k 6. MATS. Daily at 2.30. Nights, Wed., Thurs., Sat., 6. Carl Rosa Ballet. WED. THERS. MATS., WED ...

... PAINTINGS, IT EDMUND BLAMPIED. R.E. ON VIEW UNTIL JUNE nth. DAILY 10-4. MAO JACOB EPSTEIN'S MAGNIFICENT BRONZE BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Admission by Catalogue. Sixpence Each. Progelake : JOHN GIBBINS. EVES 11Ali. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAY WEEK. W. Now a! 19t9 ...

... obtained his Rugby cap and box ...

... a meeting of an International Conference of Spiritualists n London, was exhibiting psychic por,raits I.f Eail Haig and Joseph Conrad, ind referring to messages purporting to save come from them. The public has no very clearly defined ittitude to such news ...