... night, though I had been told by the young actress- manageress that all would end well, and that the wonderful novel of Joseph Conrad would be adhered to except for the denoue ment. Miss Marie Lohr, who appeared in answer to the clamouring for a speech ...

... WEDS, and SATS., at 2.15. VICTORY. A Plav in 3 Acts, by R. MACDONALD H A STINGS. Founded on the celebrated Novel bv JOSEPH CONRAD. T.YRIG. (Ger. 3687) Nightly, 8. DORIS KKANE in RO'XANA. Basil Sydney. Athene Seyler. Matinees Weds, and Sats., at 2.15 ...

... the man's point of view, for he must occa sionally realise that he is be ing got at by strange and devious ways. As Mr. Joseph Conrad puts it The part falling to women's share be ing all influence has an air of occult and mysterious action, something not ...

... A. S. Cope, R.A., and Mr. William Llewellyn, A.R.A. Mr. John Gals worthy, Sir J. M. Barrie, John Buchan, E. F. Benson, Joseph Conrad, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and other first-rate writers, who send characteristic work; while, to return to the art side, ...

... Sentimentalists. ,r he was a Mode rate of the most violent description he invented just such a charming para dox as Mr. Joseph Conrad's latest phrase, a Savage Sentimentalist. The Sentimentalist in question was a Poet and the father of a family (do we ...