... —Wee Georgie Wood (prior to his Canadian tour) in Domestic Episodes, with • Dolly Harmer. 8.15.— One Day 'Store, by Joseph. Conrad; Produced by Katherine Pole. 9.o.—Weather forecast and second general news bulletin. 9.ls.—Chamber Music, relayed fro ...

... Tagore, the Indian poet. Birmingham Art Gallery has already one notable specimen of the sculptor's work—the bronze of Joseph Conrad, and in the Tagore the Gallery will have an exhibit which will reveal another and eontrending side of Epstein's genius ...

... revisions of sentences. and the sixth with a fair copy of the whole. Women Novelists and Their Methods and environment. Joseph Conrad filled penny notebooks with observations and impressions before writing a storv—two in which he made notes for The of ...

... tingled seems to have met with femoral approval.—Mr Bassett Digby. To a good letter-writer is a rare plishaest now.—Mrs. Joseph Conrad. I doubt if than is a harder worker in the world than the British nilaer.—Mr. TOM Shaw.. The cleverest mean tradesmen in ...

... rigours of northern winter begin to look out for literary landmarks. Toulon tho next stop on the Riviera journey is where Joseph Conrad laid the opening soenes of The hover, and or some miles out of that famous Mediterranean port the railway line runs ...

... life is led in his head. Meesrs. Duckworth and rO. are to Publish nest month, The Nature a Crime,'• a short noel by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer. The fins! cur, section of the proofs must have been one of Mr. Conred's last literary activities ...

... possession so romantic in its associations been so prosaically set down. The description should have been written by a Joseph Conrad or, better still, a Herman Melville. What a glowing chapter the author of Moby Dick and White Jacket would have made ...

... h - am. 10.0.—Weather forecast and second general news bulletin. 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. STOKKAN-TRENT. 12.0-2.0.—5. D. from Manchester. 2.3o.—London ...

... instances of the use made of this quality of bewilderment in fiction, and of slashing out against it, H. G. Wells and Joseph Conrad base half their stories upon it. It is the quality common between Mr. Polly and Kipps' on the one hand, and Almayer and ...

... ELBA DAYS. THE UNFINISHED CONRAD. SUSPENSE. By Joseph Conrad. (Dent. is. 611.) Published to-dny. Conrad's unfinished novel is the torso of a great book. He was working at it until very shortly before his death. His friend, Mr. Richard Curle, thinks ...

... Thomas Hardy. a nd Mr. G. L. Planning Institute at Stratford•on-Aven others to commit' divers ,rimes and ram , Burton, Joseph Conrad.' yesterday. Mr. H. H. Humphries, Bit.- misdemeanour; so that strikes and din y ' loud tbso Volt mingham City Surveyor ...

... important additions have just been made to the National Portrait Gallery. Three of them, which are modern, are drawings of Joseph Conrad by Professor Rothenstein ; of Sir George Darwin, the astronomer, by his daughter; and of Sir Leslie Stephen, by Professor ...