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... job very picturesque, very attractive, bat tier there is no intrinsic difference between book Mrs. Barclay and a book by Joseph Conrad. They are all JU»* nothing more. If I ask tmr what editions are to bad ef More “Utopia,” probably tell oat of-nrint, have ...
... Government, but is the Government of Poland. M Paderewski belongs to that small group of Poles; like Chopin, Sienkiewicz, Joseph Conrad, and Madame Curie, whose genius is recognised throughout the world. M. Padcrewski's personality is as well known in France ...
... Government, but is the Government of Poland. M Paderewski belongs to that small group of Poles; like Chopin, Sienkiewicz, Joseph Conrad, and Madame Curie, whose genius is recognised throughout the world. M. Padcrewski's personality is as well known in France ...
... successor to Messrs. Carton and McCarthy's comedy will be Victory, adapted by B. Mac- don aid Hastings from the novel by Joseph Conrad. Victory, it may bo said, is not a war play, as its title might seem to suggest. The pro vincial tour of Nurse Benson will ...
... manager was unable to explain Victory. Miss Marie Lohr's next production is an interesting. onean. adaptation of Mr. Joseph Conrad's fine novel, Victory. I think that this is the first time . that a Conrad romance haS been dramatised. The piece, I ...
... may be of use to others I am giving it here: Methuen and Co., fa. eneh.—Hills and the Sea, Hilaire Belloc; Chance, Joseph Conrad; A Sentimental Journey, Laurence Sterns, 2s. 6d. Dent's Everyman Library, Es.— Shakespeare's Sonnets and Poems; S ...
... 1n the issue fof March (just published) there appear works from the pen of such well-known writers hs Joseph Leacock, Joseph Conrad, E. Phillips Oppenheim, and many others. James Oliver Curwood continues his wonderful descriptive stories of animal life ...
... Caesar's Wife, by Somerset Maugham (Fay Compton, Eva Moore, Aubrey Smith) ; Globe, Victory, by Macdonald Hastings—Joseph Conrad (Marie Lohr) ; Kingsway, Judith, by Arnold Bennett (Lillah McCarthy). More Coming Shows.—Criterion, Our Mr. Hepplewhite ...
... at dinner at Uie Carlton Sunday. Rehearsals begin irmnediately of '‘Victory,” adapted Mr. Macdonald Heatings from Mr. Joseph Conrad's nova, which Mioa Marie will produce at the Globe Theatre, succession to “Nurse Benson.” Miss Constance ooilier, whose ...
... fine part for Delysia. « Mari* Lohr’t New Part. Rehearaals of Victory,” adapted by Mr. Basil Macdonald Hastings from Mr. Joseph Conrad’s novel, begin at the Globe immediately; and the production nay be ex* pocted about a month' hence. the announcement of ...
... Globe. When, toward the rnd of this month, Miss Marie Lohr produce* at the Globe Basil Maodonald Hastings's adaptation of Joseph Conrad's novei, Victory, it will i>e cast as follows Mr. Hey&t Mr. Murray Garrinitoti Capt. Davidson Mr. DougLux Mimro Mr. Jorws ...
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