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... the Nearer East. Appeared the Beotia, last of the paddle-wheels, forerunner those floating hotels which earn the scorn Joseph Conrad, the thanks of fleshlier men. Her speed was thirteen knots, and she did the trip in leas than nine days, which vvae good ...
... replica debate in the House Lords. MONROE SAUSBURY The Sleeping Lion ** \ thurs.. fri.. sat. JOSEPH CONRAD’S WELL-KNOWN NOVEL Victory * The famous novel by Joseph Conrad adapted for the screen by Maurice Tourneur, the great producer. « story the South Seas ...
... m THE PICTURE HOUSE, ROYAL AVENUE. TO-DA Y. FRIDA Y and SA TURD A Y. CHARLES RAY in CROOKED STRAIGHT; also VICTORY By Joseph Conrad, i Starring JACK HOLT and SEEN A OWEN. «>s arranged Jiould forwarded the M>n..try I’he Commissioner of Medical eSemee. ...
... VICTORY A picture of the sea in her changing moods, adapted from Joseph Conrad's great It is a tale of tropic isles, where the werld is forgotten, and torrid passione are law leas. Pathe Gazette Sin beame. Comedies Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, MARCH ...
... Progress of the Films. One by one the best works of the modern n.asters of fiction are finding their way to the screen. Joseph.Conrad’s great novel, Victory,” has now been made into a mo- tion picture, and will be shown at the pav- illion, Thomas Street ...
... at the Fatuous Playert.lAsky studios. It. now plans to work at the London studio with Arnold Emmett, Sir James Barrie, Joseph Conrad, end others. . __. The titbit of Mr. Midterm' first screen story has not yet been selected, but he has in mind a big, colourful ...
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... ” are concerned. There ere three excellent literary articles—“ Heirs of Shakespeare’s Invention,” Mrs. 0. C. Stokes; “Joseph Conrad’s Confessions,” by G. J°fl u and “Henri 'nier- Romancicr,” Cyril Fales.” There are three articles the coal strike in the ...
... better day for the race? When asked recently to state what seemed to him the best ideals for the times we live through, Joseph Conrad declared that he put his trust *“ in the political genius of the people,” which he defines as ¢ a capacity for dealing ...
... iit el ' undoubtedly was, there is possibly room difference of opinion as to its adeq The author of The Rescue” is still Joseph Conrad, and though a km ' tllo was awarded to Sir William Wat wrote an eloquent versified eulogy Prime Minister as well Words ...
... 662 Same I\r in 6 1 ■ r al^lng GT/H CUSTER CASTTE, Beira for England, arrived , Sligo li’lW ~ 2 _ 1 . . . ’, praised. Joseph Conrad’s finely-written G.Robinson. Belfast 2 2 531 Today, last vear until .lay 10, reduced tlie price all foreign Siwz June 9 ...
... THE PICTURE HOUSE, At 7 p.m. TWICE NIGHTLY .0 At 9 p.m. TO-NIONT AND RILMAINDAN OF THIS AUK VICTORY!nt Adapted from JOSEPH CONRAD'S Great Novel. MONDAY NEXTIVILLIAN RUSSELL In THE LINCOLN MONAHAN I ...