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... 8-30. GEO. O'BRIEN, LOU TELLEGEN, HELENA D'ALGY, JOAN RENEE and STEWART ROME in NOSTROMO. From the celebrated novel by Joseph •Conrad. (Picturesque settings in South .American port, with wonderful sea scenes and thrilling climax fight for treasure in secret ...
... was the first of two on John Galsworthy, the novelist and playwright. Previous lectures had dealt with Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad and Arnold It-nnett. The novelists with whom he bad dealt, said Mr. Emery, had seen life through varying aspects and varying ...
... subunit six are as follow: October 7th, Thomas Hardy 'Tla the Novelist; October 21st, nasal Poet and Philosopher:* Nome Joseph Conrad, The Novella: el November 18th, Arnold Benne:: Itealtat; December 2nd. Abr. psi The Porayte Sala and Ohm 111 December ...
... Council on Wednescia ,, confirmed the proposal of the 'Art Gallery' Corn mittee to purchase for theicity the Epsteinbust of Joseph Conrad. The Queen. aecompanied by Princess Mary.. Viscountess Lasoelles, and -Viiiccumt paid an informal visit yesterday morning ...
... Dell would not be able to enjoy a novel by Thomas Hardy; a boy who read William Le Queux could not expected to understand Joseph Conrad. People who only went to revues and musical comedies would not only bored but would not understand play by Mr. Bernard ...
... 8. C. Dance Orchestra aml Frank Staff icomediani. 7 45: Lord Jim, a romantic radio story-play, taken from thr novel by Joseph Conrad, by Cecil Lewis, with Harctturt Williams, John Gielgud, Hect..r Abbas, Herbert Lugg, H. St. bathe West. Eric Cowley. George ...
... hydro. aeroplane. Now one word about what I know you all expected when you cheered my allusion to the sailor's language. Joseph Conrad says that the worried, gale-weary seaman, in moments of exasperation, is disposed to extend certain phrases to all ships ...
... again ellowit tid.ir fotwight-i anJ by nvouveebtling tho pureliare for'. itV's rnllr.•tton of art treasures' .of teat of Joseph Conrad. Writing in the :_Mencboator litiardhan worwil? we ago, Mr . kuirbes.l Ekoic.deeeribod a wotwierttil reaction of one ...
... first classical prose work to be specially adapted for wireless purposes will be transmitted. Its title is Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad, and the adaptation is being carried out by Mr. Cecil Lewis. A new line of 8.8.C. policy will thus be inaugurated—that ...
... lettering, particularly as iheir glacine lx>ok-wrappers exposed the style of binding. The earlier editions of the works Joseph Conrad, George Moore. Olive £chrciner, Louis Beeke. S. It. Crockett, and many others were produced in beautiful green cloth with ...
... season. The “First Aid in the Home” series and the article on one week’s catering will welcomed by every mother. Mrs. Joseph Conrad has many useful suggestions for using up food day by day. A feature of die fiction is its illustrations. Those by Charles ...
... (Leader. Frank Canteli), conducted by Joseph Lewis. 10.0: Weather. News. 10.15-11.0: Typhoon. a story of the China Seas. by Joseph Conrad, Radio Play, adapted by John Watt and produced by Peter Creswell. MANCUESTER—CaII 2ZT (797ke.) 1376.1 m.). 6.15: From London ...