... JOSEPE CORRAD-PLAYFIUGHI Hr. Joseph Conrad was interviewed ,esterday on the stip of the .4naliassadore' Theatre. where ha was superintending the Productine of hie play. The Secret Agent, founded on his novel of that name Asked why he had derided to write ...

... (Parsons. 7s. 6d.). A spublisher's note tell us that Mr. David's first novel was favourably compared to the work of Joseph Conrad. There are only two chapters in this book that suggest Conrad even remotely; and these deal with the mad skipper's race ...

... hit last and revenge. Th^ story of how he was foiled is achnirahho 31r. Brand's work has some of be qualities for which Joseph Conrad was famous. but. without going 114 deep. He is more successful than must 4, f our 3 ounger novelists in suggesting atmosphere ...

... PAINTINGS, IT EDMUND BLAMPIED. R.E. ON VIEW UNTIL JUNE nth. DAILY 10-4. MAO JACOB EPSTEIN'S MAGNIFICENT BRONZE BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Admission by Catalogue. Sixpence Each. Progelake : JOHN GIBBINS. EVES 11Ali. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAY WEEK. W. Now a! 19t9 ...

... a meeting of an International Conference of Spiritualists n London, was exhibiting psychic por,raits I.f Eail Haig and Joseph Conrad, ind referring to messages purporting to save come from them. The public has no very clearly defined ittitude to such news ...

... Wales was yesterday *looted Pritsident of the Yacht liacids Assoc 'at ion. M. l'ad^rewAki arrived in Parin estordav Mr. Joseph Conrad. the novelist, is visiting Corsica. Mr. lien Tillett had a restless night, but there was a plight improVement in his condition ...

... A CONRAD CURIO. THE NATURE OF A CRIME. By Joseph Conrad and Ford .fadox Hueffer. (Duckworth.) Se. Not the least interesting part of collaborated novels is the confessionoften it comes many years afterwardsof the collaborators. Mr. Conrad and Mr. Hue ...

... PUBLIC NOTICLS. MODERN ART /N Ole AT RUSKIN GALLERIES. CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE O. Art ACX)B EPSTEIN'S MAGNIFICENT BRONZE BUST JOSEPH CONRAD AND A FINE EXAMPLE LA FALAISE DE FECAMP. By CLAUDE MONET. VVTERYETED AXE TO IRRIFIET TFELNE TWO WONDERFUL WOW OF ART ...

... Goodness gracious how her sneezes. Mary laughs merrily. SAIL V. STEAM. Among this month's instalment of the letters of Joseph Conrad in The World's Work is one on sail versus steam. I share to the full your sentiments about all kinds of mechanical ...

... Rodo and Paul Emile Pinner°. Kramer. Betty May is a wonderful work of art. Jaen;iiiiZtein's magnificent hronze bust of Joseph Conrad is also on view. ...

... adventure stories of foreign lands, end all manner of strange tales of the sea. No doubt he has read every book which Joseph Conrad ever wrote, but if the great author should have escaped his notice I recommend him to read The Nigger of the Narcissus ...

... Conway Blatchford's exhibition of water colours of the sea at the Brookstreet Gallery should gain for him the title of the Joseph Conrad of Artists. His canvases have tho very tang and taste of the sea, and the description of one of them, My World, ...