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... JOSEPH CONRAD. Sir.—The article on Arnold Bennett's novel, in Evening Post day, recalls one point your leader this week ** literature and the Age. I believe it JS fashionable now to regard Conrad one the giant?, but know you will have sound reasons ...
... AT SEA WITH JOSEPH CONRAD The brigantine, Ready, the first sailing ship to be commissioned for active service in the war, was one of the armed decoys known as Q ships. At one period of her useful career she was in command of Captain J. G. Sutherland ...
... MR, JOSEPH CONRAD, DRAMATIST. The ptoduction of - The Secret .‘gent at the Ambassador's Theatre was an unusaully inte:esting evait, and many distinguished persons, apart from the usual first nighters ' were present. Mr. Joseph Conrad, who wrote the novel ...
... MR. JOSEPH CONRAD AS DRAMATIST. Writes a Play “ Just for Curiosity.” Air Joseph Con:ad, the noveiist, has teken on the role of playwrigat, and vesterday visiied the Ambussaders Theatre to superintend the production of his first play, * The Sccret Agent ...
... AMBASSADORS. Today, 2.301 8.30. THE SECRET ♦GENT. By Joseph Conrad. MAT& TUE 3. & BAT.. 2.30. ...
... .. Cook in the Conrad Way You must not miss this wonderful cookery book compiled by Mrs. Joseph Conrad, the wife of the famous author, which is now appearing serially (for the first time in this country) in •• WOMAN'S PICTORIAL 1 he fame of Mrs. Conrad's ...
... ROMANCE OF AN EXPLORER. JOSEPH CONRAD ASNIELODY MAKING DRAMATIST. GREAT NOVELISTS FIRST PLAY. BIG DRAMA IN THE SECRET AGENT. The Secret Agent. as dramatised by the author from his novel, Is full of faults. As usual with novelists, the play attempts ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD IN SEARCH OF w A Tr Ore Tay AB KT MILAM War AM Crrwpmavra [Tms is a@ book for Conrad lovers. One exceptional interest, telling of how 1 great writer and fine quitted his stu and went down to the sea again—in @ Q-bo It is a plain tale and ...
... (NE IV BOOKS OF NOTE. A BATCH OF SEA YARNS. THE STRUGGLE WITH SUBMARINES.. JOSEPH CONRAD IN A Q. BOAT. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDS:NT.) The book which deals w:th the everlasting theme of our tussle with tne Hun by land or sea is apt to pall by dint of ...
... MAUD DIVER MARIE CORELLI ROBERT HICHENS JEFFREY FARNOL JACK LONDON JOSEPH CONRAD GERTRUDE PAGE O. DOUGLAS P. G. WODEHOUSE ETHEL M. DELL WILLIAM LE QUEUX COSMO HAMILTON H. A. VACHELL H. G. WELLS R. M. AYRES A. CONAN DOYLE H SETON MERRIMAN A. E. W. MASON ...
... that the descriptions uttered by the characters coincided with what we see on the stage. A NOW ENDING. In the last scene Joseph Conrad has departed entirely from his novel It Is. if I may say so, a more natural and more inevitable ending that Winn', Verloc ...
... Russe:l Thornlike as Ossapon and ML Miriam Lewes as Winnie Verloe in The Secret Agent, the new play. adapted by Mr. Joseph Conrad from his novel of that name. and produced at the Ambassadors Theatre, London, last night. • ...