... Theatre during the first part of this week. It is • picture of absorbi interest. This is from the well-known nove lty Joseph Conrad, and George O'Brien appears in the role of Nostromo, a plucky South American captain of a gang of longshoremen, who is ...

... Birmingham art dealer, of the Buskin Galleries, through whom the Birmingham Art Gallery acquired Epstein's portrait busts of Joseph Conrad and Babindranath Tagore. ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Lucas’s books. LANDMARKS By E. V. Lucas new and cheaper issue. Reset. Fcap. fWo., ss. VICTORY: An Island Tale. By Joseph Conrad Crown Bvo., 6s. The most popular Novel the year. Fourth Edition. Mr, GREX of MONTE CARLO. By Phillips Oppenheim Crown Bvo ...

... 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 ...

... past seasons has tii;' tirm pub';^’*] many bo ks hich seem popularity above the av, rage. ift' order your copies CHANCE Joseph Conrad IT HAPPENED IN EG’.PT By C. N. & A. .1. V/iHia mitn THE FLYING INN C. K. Chestertoc SIMPSON By E.:n3r THE WAY HOME By Basil ...

... splendid one, and contains the finest novels published this year. .Send your list in to your library at once. VICTORY (+) Joseph Conrad BECAUSE OF THESE THINGS Marjorie Bowen A YOUNG MAN’S YEAR Anthony Hope A GREAT MAN (A New Edition) Arnold Bennett GOSSAMER ...

... FOR THE INVOLVED STYLE. To the Editor of The Advertiser. Sir, your issue of 31st January you give an account of lecture Joseph Conrad, which the lecturer suggests that involved stylo is the hall-mark of literature. That is as it may b?, but if literature ...

... 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 ...

... J^BPBKTORY THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. AND FOE ONE WEEK. MATINEE. WEDNESDAY, AT 2.30. A TRIPJaE BILL. •'ONE DAY MORE.’* by Joseph Conrad. •'THE GRAND DIAMOND, by Allan Monkhood. THE BEAR, by Tchekofl. Box Offlca an 10 5 and 7 9. Telephone 2471 and 2473 Midland ...

... the Liteialy-litatiiiitic Society was held on Wednesday id the High School when Miss M. T. Buckler prescnted a paper on Joseph Conrad. Buckler explained that her rho'. e of subject had been dictated by Norman Collins' criticism that Conrad was One of the ...