... dainty sailor maids who competed in the hornpipe dancing contest BUST O CONRAD jjggMMBwiSK3feSi3pj The Lpsteln bust of Joseph Conrad being exhibited at the Tate Gallery in London POPULAR REVUE A RTISTE— George Glover who will be seen in the musical burlesque ...

... Another is greatly extended periods of conscript military service. EPSTEIN'S CONRAD. Mr. Ja/ob Epstein's bust portrait of Joseph Conrad, finished not very long before the author's death, is now a foundry where many wellknown sculptors send their work to be ...

... films . J avoid plots like tho plague is only one of the catching- sentences by Shaw .. A . critical appreciation of-Joseph' Conrad is provided by'Mr G .-Joan Aubr-ey .. The-, work of . the London Conference is rovicwod in'its' -ditfererrii phases by'Mr ...

... Sweden for five years to civilise him before being allowed enter a Los Angeles studio. G. JeanrAubry, intimate friend of Joseph Conrad, contributes some interesting reminiscences and impressions of the gifted novelist. It was -almost impossible when with ...

... women, competed in several events after the opening. BUST OF A FAMOUS NOVELIST A remarkable Epstein bust of the late Mr. joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, who died recently. The bust is being exhibited at the Tate Gallery. ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS Page ...

... action. He is a man of culture who has produced many hooks, mainly studies of Me in the East. He was an old friend of Joseph Conrad, and, with Lady Clifford, was present at Conrad's funeral. Physically he ill a man who immediately inspires respect and ...

... cleverly drawn. Books Received. Stephen Crane : A Study in American Letterg By . Thomas Beer. With introduction by Joseph Conrad. (Heinemann. 10s. 6d.) Variations on the Theme of Music. By W. J. Turner. (Heinemann. Si. 6d.) Tales of Turkey. By ...

... J .: Arthilr ,. ; Thomson . ' .: Mr Desmond ' . Mac- ^ Carthy contributes ' a'literary . causerie mainly ' about ' Joseph : ' Conrad ^ :: . - -The ' ; contents - of . the preview ' . as a whole are pleasingly varied : and interesting- : . ...

... r Augur after giving some of expen- opinion to political of — ana in this number include an appreciation of the work Joseph Conrad by Q Discussing in Ckm of plan Mr J A mast allowed to specialise so largely science plant and give ' superiority over ...

... (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) London, Aug. 7. Mr. Joseph Conrad's rather sudden death is no surprise to his friends. He had been suffering for some time past from weakness of the heart, superinduced by an old and chronic enemy, asthma. It will be remembered ...

... would emulate his splendid humanity and spirit and take up this case of the British seaman and his wrongs, it would help Joseph Conrad to sleep the sounder under the great monument of his well-earned' fame. But it will be hard to find a successor endowed ...

... retribution and redress and reformation. Desmond Mac- Carthy contributes some interesting personal impressions of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, who is spoken of as having been very quiet in voice and gesture, somewhat elaborate in courtesies ; while his manner is ...