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... rather xphr..ud' : ate on rative prices t works of Mr. Wells, .:r. Bennett, Mr. Hall Came, Miss Marie Corelli, and Mr_ Joseph Conrad (says a gossip). Would Mrs. Elinor Glyn be nmm?rAnd«h'fiam'.-ma the Germans love solidity. t Mrs. Humphry Ward’'s ponderoue ...
... thing about him wae that he wrote English, which put many of our well-reouted English novelists to shame in comparison. Joseph Conrad, who came to this country as a stranger within its gates, but found in it a welcome and a home, is another of the stylists ...
... been chosen as leading tenor for Mr. Raymond Roze's production of ** Joan of Arc™ at Coveut Garden in November. it ~ Mr. Joseph Conrad, the Pole, who is certainly ono of the finest English novelists, has written his first play. It is entitled “ One Day More ...
... ly unknown quantity. This weather factor, and its influence on sea warfare, has nowhere been better described than by Joseph Conrad in a passage relating v Nelson and Trafalgar. “Except at the Nile, where the conditions wore ideal for engaging a fleet ...
... has been chosen as leeding tenor for Mr. Raymond Roze's production of Joan of Arc at, Covent Garden in November. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the Pole who is certainly ono of the finest English novelists, bas written his first play. It is entitled One Day More ...
... him « reductio ad absurdum.” Of Wells, Shaw, Chesterton, and Arnold Bennet he never tired. He introduced his friends to Joseph Conrad before the public knew him; he was reading Jobhn Masefield with avidity long before “ The Everlasting Meroy thrus: him ...
... to him 'reduetio ad alistinlum; Of' gab, Shaw, Chesterton, and Arnold Bennet he never tired. He introduced I friends to Joseph Conrad before the public knew him; he sic reading John Masefiell with aridity long before The Everlasting sthecy thrust him ...
... about three weeks ago by H. B. Irving, has already been withdrawn. Mr. Irving will shortly produce a dramatised version of Joseph Conrad's Victory. In connection with Vachell's latest play, a writer compiled a list of the barber parts which had appeared ...