... by F. M. FORD (F. M. Finder). The contents include the open.: ins chapters of a story entitled The Nature of a Crime, JOSEPH CONRAD and M. HUEFFER. Verse by EZRA POUND and others, etc.. ...

... 6.ls.—Scholars' Half.hour; Eustace Nash, Appreciation of Pictures.” 7.o.—News (from London). 7.10-— C. B. Carter on Joseph Conrad and his Works.” 7.23—L0cal New* and Weather. Irish Night. 7 30- —The Wire Jess Orchestra. 8-16-—Gerald Kaye (tenor). 8-40-—Mary ...

... Belra Apparent (Sir Phillip Gibbs) Ronls oat of Egypt (Jill Penbrooke) Leave it to Femlth (P. G. Wo.lehonte) The Rover Joseph Conrad) Old (OUver Bandys) Another Scandal (Cosmo Hamilton) The Water Divine? (Dolf Wyllarde) The Snchantcd April Fortune Fool ...

... Soots LORD LAREDO-MN. ft Fowls W. TUN SITUATION BAVARIA. Her Wn i OFE IS THINKING OF AMtu EUR CA B ?Wows Chutes Wok& JOSEPH CONRAD. By C. IL ABBE THE CHINFSF. RENAISSANuR AND ITO SIGNIFICANCE By the Rer. A. M. Mts. wee. THE 00CRTACT.D GIFT TO THE NATIONAL ...

... --Cuildren’s Hour. 6.ls.—Eustace Nash: Appreciation of Pictures. 7.o.—News. 8.8. from London. 17.10. —J. . R. Carter: Joseph Conrad and His Works., 7.25.—L00cal Newe, Weather, 7.30.— Irish Night. Wireless Orchestra: An Irich Comedy (Ansell). 7.40.—50nz: ...

... LIFE AND LITERATURE. Joseph Conrad and the Sea. in life Joseph Conrad answered the rail of the sea. and for twenty years was her servant. To born in Poland, ami then to pass to the freedom of the sea. was awaken the sleeping: soul of poetry in any man ...

... Appreciation of Pictures. 6.5 s to 7.9. —Tuning Note. Ist News Bulletin, S. B. London. 7.10.—J. C. B. Carter, 8.A., on Joseph Conrad and his Works. 8.0 to i0.20--Iridt Nlikt. The B.W.C. under Capt. W. A. Featherstone. Gerald Kaye (tenor) , Mary Jefferies ...

... mentioned :— “The Life of John by Sidney Colvin, ublished 1917, “The Ivory Tower,” by Henry James, 1917. Arrow of Gold,” Joseph Conrad, 1919. * The Life of John Keats ’’ is, of course, the most notable, as it is the only full one that has been written about ...

... by Sir James Barrie (an autobiography), Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. W. J. Locke, Sir Anthony Hope, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr Joseph Conrad. Mr. G. K. Chesterton, Mr. Asquith. Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. Laurence Blnyon, Mr. Walter de is Mare, Mr Drinkwater, Mr Thomas ...

... Heir, Apparent (Sir Phillip Otbta) Bools oat of Egypt (Jill Penbiooke) Leave it to Psmlth (P. Q. Wotlehoiue) The Rover 'Joseph Conrad) Old Roses (Oliver Bandysl Another Boaodal (Cosmo Hamilton) The Water Diviner (Doll Wyllarde) The Enchanted April Fortunes ...

... Concert • 4.41111. Women's Hour; SAIL ChLkireti • Hour: ill. Scholar,: Half•hour; 7 , News; 7.15. J. C. B. Carter on Joseph Conrad and his Works • 7.21. Newly 7.31, Irish Concert; Mr. S. Y. Bruce; hews; Dame (Mi. 350 Metreo.-3.38 W a.76. Falkman and ...

... individual judgment which is. the rock basis of a sound democracy. Congratulations were also sent by Sir Robert Hadfield, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Gordon Selfridge, Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir -Vlfred Bobbins, Lord Bledisloe, and Mr. H. C. Bobbins (joint gene/al manager ...