... JOSEPH CONRAD MEMORIAL. WINED AT lOM, TODAY A memorial to Jeacpii Conrad. the novelist. at biabopsboluse. near Canterbury. *have spent the last Years of hes life, sae opened to-day. It coasists a porch to the Village Hall with mate where the villagers ...

... Eyes,’’ by Joseph Conrad. ♦ THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.” Place of honour in the Nineteenth Century” properly given to Lord Motley’s fine article on ■' British Democracy and Indian Government.” one more entitled to ante on such a subject. has just left the ...

... MONDAY. OCT. 870-3 days. FREDRIC MARCH BETTY FIELD in VICTORY . By Joseph Conrad. 825 and 8.40. FULL SUPPORIING PROGRAMME. ...

... life. lie contributors to the May number include Maxim Gorki >».ort st..iy), A. C. ben-on £ '®!l'* paper The Musician). Joseph Conrad (the continuation the hi serial. I uder Wealeru Fees I. and others tho choicest spirits the literature tcMla.v. Thai d ...

... JOSEPR CONRAD. During the week-end I had an extraordinarily interesting account of the last eating Joseph Conrad accorded to an artibt for the purpum• of his Portrait made. '1 he artist wa s isms Mary Mott Smith, an American girl. She had teen commissioned ...

... -Shipping Forecast; New York Stock Market Report. 9.20.— The Rescue, a play taken by Cecil Lewis, from the novel by Joseph Conrad; produced by Cecil Lewis, with Itchert Loraine, Fabia Drake, Henry Oscar, Abraham Sofaer, Andrew Churchman, Philip Wade ...

... ROUND THE CITY. The 1 Lord Jim, the screen version of the famous novel by , Joseph Conrad. will be shown at The Palace at the commencement .of next week. It is a greut adventure story lof the sea, and tells of how a man who k I APDC to live on a South ...

... leg:o • Tbe Revue Chorus. Arthur Kennedy (eicolal; James Donovan (satophoneti . O . na Anis (pianofolit.V.,—Cr'°;:mlllbyg Joseph Conrad, read by H. 10.0.—Weather, ,News and Road Report. 10.1.5.—Jay Whidden's Band from the Carltonllotel. _ . . 11.0 - Oeorge ...

... artistes that M. Barry O'Brien is bringing. The Rescue:* the film at the Exchange Cinema, is adapted from the story by Joseph Conrad, and It reflects Conrad's genius for capturing the spirit of the sea and of those who live on it. Ronald Coleman has the ...

... Mrs. Evans might he deemed to be a Russian snbiect in order to satisfy those narrow and bitter fanatic 'OREM CONRAD. Joseph Conrad was not much in• the public eye mcopt m a writer. li. was one of thom men who must be known well to be apprecisted.• ...

... 2—The Land of Journeys, by Major Walter Elliot. 7.4s.—Romance, a Radio Play founded by Peter Creswell on the novel 6y Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Mueller; produced by Peter Creswell._ 9.4s.—Weather and News. 10.0.—People and Things, by Mr. Harold Nicolson ...

... Things, by Mr. Harold Nieolson; 9.0, weather and news. 9.20, The Rescue, it play taken by Cecil Lewis from the novel by Joseph Conrad. 11.10-12.0, jack Harris's Bond from Grosiv nor Hollie. 11 /NIX ON ItEIIIONAL-10.15, National prigrainale. 11.041.30, ...