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... the 8.8. G. Dance Orchestra; Frank Staff, I comedian. 7.45 Lord Jim,” romantic Radio story play, taken from the novel by Joseph Conrad, Cecil Lewis. -Weather and news. 10.15—11.15—Ravel Concert: Claire Croiza. soprano, and the Wireless Symphony Orchestra ...
... £68.112 ; Sir Rider Haggard, £61,725 ; George Meredith, £32,000 ; Edna Lyann, £25,300 ; Marie Corelli, £24,076 ; and Joseph Conrad, £20,000 Victor Hugo left £300,000. This is the biggest fortune lest by a novelist of any nationalit. In his will, Mr. ...
... Raiders of the Deep,” by Lowell Thomas, and one by Emil Ludwig on “ Goethe: the History of a Man.” An appreciation of Joseph Conrad as friend contributed F. N. Doubleday, and Chalmers Roberts writes on ” The Brilliant Northcliffe.” A paper general interest ...
... of a different type. It is a story of piracy and romance among people of Spanish blood, and is adapted from a novel by Joseph Conrad and F. M. Hueffer. Don Balthasar, leader of the pirates, seeks to marry Lerafina, one the last of an old family, and there ...
... and appeared in 1016. Mr. Ford (in those days he was Mr. Hueffer) was at one time intimately associated with the late Joseph Conrad, with whom he wrote “Romance.” Conrad’s influence evident here, hot Mr. Ford a ** Freochy sort Conrad. “The Good Soldier” ...
... had overriden both, and put them behind her. Major Ernest Dawson gives some interesting recollections of his friend, Joseph Conrad. Mr. J. B. C. Kershaw, in British Trade and Industry After the War, urges the Government, before the dissolution, to state ...
... of London, with the Field Marshal’s face over the coffin. CONRAD’S SPIRIT UNEASY. I have also received a message from Joseph Conrad, the novelist, asking to do something for him, said Sir Arthur. It seemed as if hie spirit was uneasy, and wanted to link ...
... they have rendered to the Empire for. many centuries both in peace; and war.’’ The great body of merchant seamen ’* as Joseph Conrad wrote, have- always served the nation’s needs through their own invariable fidelity to the demands their special life; ...
... VICTOR HUGO'S Ell :IL Marvellous, stupendous value at Excelsior Cinema. Sunday, 8.15 p.m.—NOSTROMO, from the novel by Joseph Conrad, with George O'Brien, Lou Tellegen, with Reece, Harvey Clark, etc., in all-star caste. Conrad was the greatest writer of ...
... £68.1112; Sir Rider Haggard, L 61,725; George Meredith,, 032,000; Edna Lyall, £25,3110; Marie; Corelli. £21,076; and Joseph Conrad, £20,000. Victor Hugo left I:300,000. This is the, biggest fortune left by a novelist of any• natiooality. In his will ...
... a repeat performance of Lord Tim. Listeners will remember that this romantic radio story play taken from a novel by Joseph Conrad and arranged for broadcasting by Cecil Lewis created something of a sensation in the broadcasting world and was hailed ...