... A Life of Romance, Mr. Joseph Conrad, the well-known author. di«l morning his residence at Bishop's Bourne, near Canterbury. was born 1857. great master of English ** is one of the first tliingri to said about Joseph Conrad. The point is more curious ...

... work the following authors: E., Hon. Maurice Baring, Granviuo Barker, Laurence Binyon, Rupert Brooke. G. K. Chesterton, Joseph Conrad. Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, Lord Dunsany, Sir Philip Gibbs, Robert Graves, Thomas Hardy, Arthur Machen, E. A- Mackintosh ...

... Doris Vevcrs, violoncello (from Birmingham). —Wee Georgie Wood (prior to his Canadian tour). 9.15—“0ne Day More,’* by Joseph Conrad, produced Katherine Polo. 9 —Weather and General News. 9.ls—Chamber Music, relaved from the Chapter House, Canterbury Cathedral ...

... listeners understand my point of view with regard the function of literature in an image drawn from one of the books of Joseph Conrad —‘Ahnayera Folly.’ I learned of the existence of that great book, and even of the existence its great author—as I learned ...

... BROADCASTING. Joseph Conrad’s Typhoon ”; and Light Symphony Concert. Joseph Conrad’s story, Typhoon,” adapted for broadcasting by John Watt, is to have its first radio performance from Belfast at 8-55 to-night. It is a story of the sea, and the greater ...

... imprisonment in the setond division was panted at the Old Bailey yesterday on Arthur Conrad, am of the famous novelist, Joseph Conrad. He pleaded goi:ty to charges of converting to his own use £l.lOO win& had been entrusted to him in order that be might ...

... Romance. glorious love story, played ,igitinst the idemovelin background of buccaneering days, and based on the novel by Joseph Conrad. Ramon Novarro, se the swaslihuckling hero, has one of the moo fiery roles of his career. As the courageous youth of an ...

... Twain/' The Old Wives Tale/' The Card/* The Kogent. Mr Prohack/' Anna of the Five Towns/* all the works of the late Joseph Conrad; Mr. H. G. Wells’s novels, especially his earlier imaginative stories, which h© calls fantasies/* the Sussex stories Miss ...

... Francis Russell, tenor; the Symphony Orchestra, conducted by E. Godfrey Brown. 8.65 Typhoon,” a story of the China Seas, bv Joseph Conrad. Radio play by John Watt. 9.44 —General News (from London). 9.ss—Original News. 10.0—Mr. Vernon Bartlett (London). 10.15 ...

... Luanne NOVEIZIIT 11 WILL. Mr. Joseph Conrad. the furious novelist, woo died in August, left r 20,045, with net personalty of 017,1154. Mr. Conrad in his will expressed the with that, without binding his trustees in any way, Mr. Frio Seabrooke Pinker should ...

... BOOKS RECEIYED. THE BOOK OF THE HAND. By KaSixariive St. Hill. (Kwlfr A Co.) 15s. YOUTH AND OTHER STORIES. By Joseph Conrad. (Wm. Blackwood, Sons, Ltd.) 3« W. THE GRANDMOTHERS. By (Hutchineoa & Co.. Ltd.) 7s THE CASE BOOK SHERLOCK HOLMES. By Arthur Conan ...

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