... Late News. Network Three 6.45, Science Sur vey. 7, Carden Talk. 7.30, Motoring And The Motorist. Third Programme. —8, Joseph Conrad. 9, Le Rossigno% 9.55, The Muslim Discovery Of Europe. 10.45, Haydn. Television. 2.5, Sclaco!s. 2.30. Cli'ldren. 2.45. ...

... resources to do so. Money has, in fact, been banded over where necessary. MEMORIAL TO JOSEPH CONRAD A public appeal for funds to provide a lifeboat as a memorial to Joseph Conrad has begun at Canterbury. Conrad lived for some years near Canterbury and is buried ...

... production in P liTr g — , z , a , a -gli n G t7 ig : li g of Muriel Smith. Nnr did Kay Technicolor, based on a short story by Joseph Conrad. Kendall trumpet ia 'Genevieve; it Kenny Baker. On stage and off •• By Caliban ...

... Show, 8.30, Guess My Orch. Concert Part 2 10-5, Bertrand |Story. 9, Feature on Nylon. 9-45, The Russell talking about Joseph Conrad; 10-20,| Parasite (Conan loyle), 10-35, Weather and Much-Binding; 10-50, Ulster Anthology!News (sound only). ...

... all that is possible with the boy and girl love story. Laughing Anne.* There can be little suspense in this story, for Joseph Conrad. the author, starts off the film by telling what it is all about long after she is dead. At one time Anne's laughter rang ...

... 45-7.(X—Mufcic Tvphoon.’ radio adaption or Norlhern Variety Orchestra- for two pianos played by Dai.w Badger Story Of Joseph Conrad. Yesterday In Par-laraent. 1-o—inwr- Hi:da S ; hen«>a. 1,-10-e.O , national Tour.st Tropny Motor-c>c.e .. 0 h .. Slaved ...

... ssion. 7.30, Motoring And Th•e Motorist. Third Programme. —B. The Trial Of Machiaretri. 9.15, Piano Recite. 10, Chance And Joseph Conrad. 10.30, Dramatio Poem. Television 2.30, Children. 2.45, Maiirly For Women. 445, Children. 6, News, Sport., Weather, To-night ...

... took him 47 days. I had very light and inconsistent winds I nearly went bonkus, he said. To help pass the time he read Joseph Conrad. Somerset Maugham. a poetry anthology and other books. But I was pretty busy with navigation, and by the time I reached ...

... balletomanes as strongly almost as that of Fonteyn. RACHEL M. FIELD. “NOSTROMO” centenary edition of A- Nostromo, by Joseph Conrad, is a welcome newcomer to Everyman's Library (gs. fld.). especially so since it is perhaps less widely read than many of ...

... youngsters as Laughing Anne. This is being pupils, made round a well-known short 1 Lana Turner has been named as story of Joseph Conrad. one of the half-dozen expert women ball-room dancers by England's two Box stars Frank Veloz. She dances with Margaret ...

... come at 7-30 from St. Saviour’s Parish Hall, Jersey; and at 8 Ralph Richardson will take the principal role in ‘The Talc (Joseph Conrad). HOME SERVICE (261) 6-30 a.m., Fred Alexander's Players; 6>SS, Weather. 7, News; 7-15, Northern Irelaud Light Orch. ( ...

... Mr. Nash also published works by h e admaster of the Presbyterian Thomas Hardy. Rudyard Kipling. 1. He was educated at Joseph Conrad. Hilaire Belloc, Conan c h lentine Academical Institution, Doyle and Rider Haggard. m et hodist College, Belfast, and 's ...