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... Joseph Conrad. English literature has sustained an irreparable loss by the death of Joseph COR- I . ad , still at 66 in the rich maturity of his morrellous powers. It is only within a decade or so• that Conrad, to whom the critics at gave a hesitating ...
... Feb. 13—JOHN GALSWORTHY Feb. —JOSEPH CONRAD, Novelist Feb. —THE YOUNGER POETS (A. E. Housman, W. ])e la Mare, L. Binyon, J. E. Flecker, etc.) At tbe conclusion of each Lecture the subject will be open to discussion Course Ticket, Admission to Single Lecture ...
... FRIDAY. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11th, 12th, 13th. °a VICTORY. A Maurice Tourneur Production from the greatest of the Novels of Joseph Conrad,. the Magnificent, whose sea stories nave earned him a place beside Kipling and Galsworthy. Staring JACK HOLT as Enchanted ...
... eteral young authors, who afterward, became frimaiis. were present. 11. U. Wells 's first book. The Time Machine. and Mr. Joseph Conrad'. fir-t book, The. Nigger of the Narcissus. we:u published by this firm. which also int rodueed that very brilliant Anierie ...
... place in middle-clatai households. Before her the celebrated Mrs. Glasse wielded supreme authority in this domain Now Mrs. Joseph Conrad has entered the field. and it is quite possible that her hook will achieVe a greater sale than any one of her famous husband's ...
... WRITERS. JOSEPH CONRAD. Joseph Conrad was the subject of the lecture Mias Sheila Diiuoey, M A . H.ljtt.. ut the Church House on Monday evening, in connection with the Banbury Lecture School's Spring course usder the 'auspices the Oxford University Delegacy ...
... the Abbey of Solesmes, near Mans. Mr. E. V. Lucas writes rather' hurriedly, as he explains, but with great interest, on Joseph Conrad, and there rs also a ftill-page.portrait of Conrad from the National Portrait Gallery picture.' English Life, the editor ...
... «. WILLIAM HENRY HUDSON, observer and Interpreter Nature. Feb. 13. JOHN GALSWORTHY, Novelist and Dramatist. Feb. 20. JOSEPH CONRAD, Novelist. Feb. 27. THE YOUNGER POETS (A. E. Hous man, W. de la Mare, L. Bin yon, J. E Flecker, Etc.) At the conclusion ...
... 6—WILLIAM HENRY HUDSON, Observer and Interpreter of Nature. Feb. 13—JOHN GALSWORTHY, Novelist arid Dramatist Feb. 20— JOSEPH CONRAD, Novelist. Feb. 27—THE YOUNGER POETS (A. E. Housman, W. De la Mare, L. Binyon, J. E. Flecker, etc.) At the conclusion of ...
... Castle Conquer, a Itale of Ireland, by Padraic Colum. The publication of a uniform and fine edition of the works of Mr. Joseph Conrad reminds us that his first novel, Almayer's Folly, was published as far back as April 29, IEOS, by Mr. T. Fisher Unwin ...
... one may make fascinating studies in the handwriting of genius, contrasting the large, bold, artistic characters of Mr. Joseph Conrad with the neater script of Mr. Walter de la Mare; and, passing from genius to talent, one may note Sir A. Canon Doyle's ...
... O’Brien in the leading role, which is being shown at the Grand Theatre to-day, Friday and Saturday. The fame of the author, Joseph Conrad, gives a special interest to this film. Supporting Mr. O’Brien are Lou Tellegen, Joan Renee, Helena D’Algy and Stewart ...