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... details from any reader. L'(ry original correspondent (J. S. T. of ‘y;nemouth) also makes reference to the sailing ship Joseph Conrad, which was bought by A. J. Villiers, the novelist, who ran her for several months before she was bought by an American ...
... overflowing is mainly responsible for the excellent fertility the reclaimed fen lands. CONRAD AND THE SEA. some reminiscences Joseph Conrad, contributed to •‘Scribner’s’* for January Mr John Galsworthy, we are told that Conrad disliked being labelled novelist ...
... I was ftnnking getting away by myself to sense relative values. HOW HE LOOKED. And then, aomehjw, I being infoduoed to Joseph Conrad. He came with a sort of sinuous pice, with sort of writhing servility; and lovked —it is the only word to use, I to translate ...
... General News Bulletin; Local Announcements. 9.15—11.0.—“L0rd Jim,” a Romantic Radio Story Play, taken from the novel of Joseph Conrad, adapted and produced by Cecil Lewis. MR LLOYD GEORGE. Interviewed From U.S. by Ocean Phone. conversation took place t ...
... Command. care of G.P.O. Ronald F. Adam, Lieut.-General. General Officer Commandingin-Chief. Northern Command. The Services JOSEPH CONRAD once wrote In my own experience as a seafarer I found that it was very se'dom that the eminently respectable and fairly ...
... Kitty McShane. 11—News. 11.21--American Commentary. 9.35—, Secret Sharer, adapted by Sybil Clarke from the short story by Joseph Conrad. 10.15—Lighten Our Darkness. shortened for: of Evensong. 10.311—8.8. C. Northern Orches- tra. 11.10—Jack Payne and his ...
... convince the jury that they have lived together for “a year and a day without tear or regret.’* CONRAD ON HIMSELF ~ i _, Joseph Conrad, the novelist, making hie first trip America, had a short way with inquisitive interviewers in New York- is what told them:— ...
... Bulletin. 9.ls—Shipping Forecast; New York Stock Market Report. 9.20 The Rescue, a Play, taken by Cecil Lewis from the novel Joseph Conrad; produced bv Cecil Lewis, with Percy Rhodes, Fabia Inako, Henry Oscar Abraham Sofacr, Andrew Churchman, Philip Wade Horace ...
... that Thomas Hardy was before wrote “Cnder the 'Greenwood Tree,” J. D. Berestord was 33 when .“Jacob Stahl” was published. Joseph Conrad was when his first novel, PteUy, appeared, and John Galsworthy was 3T when first his novels, “The Island Pharisees, was ...
... Barrett Whale. 7.o—The Victor Olof Sextet; Nora Sabini “(soprano), B.ls—Romance, by Peter Creswell, from the Novel by Joseph Conrad and Ford- Madox Hueffer; produced by Peter Creswell; music by Dennis Arundell and Peter Creswell, withr Dennis Arundell ...
... He is dark-eyed Jerome Cowan. and the new weapon is a Malay kris which he will use in Paramount's picturisation of the Joseph Conrad novel Victory. A REAL TOUGH GUY • Cowan plays tough guy Darts. and estimates that he can handle about 42 different weapons ...
... 0-Close THIRD PROGRAMME S. 0-Brit is h Composers-Elizabeth Lutyens. 8.50-Canadian Poetry. 7.10-Marcel Dupre (organ). 7.40-Joseph Conrad. S. 0-Belgian Piano Quartet. 1. 0-Paradise Lost by John Milton. 1.50-Purcell Anthology. 10.48-Tears (talk). 10.55-Close ...