... —The management of the Theatre Royal, Lemington, has secured a strong holiday attraction in Victory, an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Pacific Isle tale. The play will ha presented hr Cecile Barclay and Rupert Lister, who will thein.silves appear in the ...

... THEATRE PRIMROSE HILL PRIMROSE G ..1.1. if. TEL THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. A STRIKING PRODUCTION. THY FILL[ VERSION OF JOSEPH CONRAD'S Thrilling Novel VICTORY• • smelt* Ws and of f ar•fl ag ports of adventure. A tale of lore and of hraro harts and bard ...

... IOsE GLOBE THEATRE HRI PLLIST ..LL ST. TEL M. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. A STRIKING PRODUCTION. THE FILM VERSION OF JOSEPH CONRAD'S Thrilling Novel VICTORY. • smashing tale of the sea and of far-flung ports of adventure. A tale of love and rogues, of ...

... Shown at eacn Guring the GLOBE HEATRE, PRIMHUSE Hul Sikeel Ter. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY RIKING PRODUCT. 10N, The Fin Veron of Joseph Conrad’s Thrill ing Novel ...

... House, with Conmnne Griffiths in the leading role. The remainder of the 1s well up to standard. At t bee Globe Theatre Joseph Conrad’s thrilling novel, “ Victory,” was screened dur- the week-end, while during the first half of this week an enthralli romance ...

... with Corinne Griffiths in the leading role. The remainder of the programme was well up to standard. At the Globe Thearre Joseph Conrad's thrilling novel, Victory. - was screened during the week-end, while during the first half of tins week an enthralling ...

... famous authors for the production of super-pictures. At the London Studio will be Arnold Bennett, E. Phillips Oppenheim, Joseph Conrad and Sir James Barrie. At the New York Studio will be Avery Hopwood, Henry Arthur Jones. Cosmo Hamilton, Fannie Hurst, Edward ...

... at which Admiral Lord Beatty presented the medals awarded for lifeboat service+ in 1922. and a notable hibute from Mr. Joseph Conrad, who apelike of the lifeboat :wryly° as the sorties. which does not rive up.' There is an account of Prince of Wales's ...

... portrait medals and miniatures at the Twenty-One Gallery ht her new fricnds, and among well-known ral who sat for her was Joseph Conrad, the Polish author. Her medal-portrait of this genius is to be used on all leaflets waued in connection wjth his new book ...

... as an Interlude. Mr. Guedalla classes as sages Anatole Preece, Thomas Hardy, H. G. Wells, Bernard Shaw, Arnold Bennett, Joseph Conrad, John Gralsworthy; as Sleepers, the following Parliamentary giants:—Stanley Baldwin, J. Ramsay MacDonald, Lord Curzon, ...

... Groves and E. Alicock). JOSEPH CONRAD DEAD. Seaman who won Literary Fame. English literature is robbed of one of its most corhspienous and, in soni, ways, its most romantic figure by the death yesterday of Mr. Joseph Conrad. The famous novelist had been ...

... The story of Joseph Conrad's life had been prepared for ,the September issue of the Coventry Readers' Bulletin before the news of his death was received, and by the courtesy of the City Librarian we reproduce the article:— Joseph Conrad is one of the ...