... triumphed until now; until a cora- Philip's Yachtsman, Noel Coward, pletely unimaginative, uninformed Somerset Maugham, Joseph Conrad. body, although so often told, seeks Russell Flint, Turner and Constable, to say that it is unreasonabl e to Douglas Fairbanks ...

... Canterbury 8. and succeeds Capt. J. N. Gibson, at Manchester. In Dalmatians, Dr. he ea rned the title Rhubarb owned by Joseph Conrad, the an- who has become Pilot Manager and Mrs. Piper. of Gravesend. took King. The present Tommy had his great thor, and ...

... of friends. The Polish postal authorities are to issue a stamp in the autumn celebrating the centenary of the birth of Joseph Conrad and the director of the central postal administration has written to the curator of the Royal Museum, Canterbury. promising ...

... pictures are for sale. The THE close association which the Two Ashford exhibition, which remains open un- In G.C.E. writer Joseph Conrad had with December 14. is well worth a Kent and particularly with Canterdint. osts GIVEN time and opportuni t y. bury was ...

... published his bred book A lmay er's Folly under the name by which he was to become II known to the whole world, that of Joseph Conrad. The centenary of C.onrad's birth will be marked by many articles , of appreciation, but it is our be- I lief that a more ...

... Fatal crash car not traced THE 26-year-old grandson of Joseph Conrad. the novelist. died in hospital from injuries received when his motor scooter warn in collision with a car which did not stop, a St. Pancras inquest was told on Wednesday. The iury returned ...

... people from Kent have made their mark in the world. General Wolfe, General Gordon, William Pitt. Dickens. Caxton. Marlowe, Joseph Conrad, Somerset Mangiam and Winston Churchill, all came from ths county. l - do not know of any other county that could list ...

... slice of luck would have tern useful. Or some words of wisdom from Bishopshourne's most renowned late resident. author Joseph Conrad. In Rolls-Royce Instead half a dozen grinning youngsters packed into the Sheriff's Rolls Royce and drove down to the stranded ...

... DOVER Odeon: lord Jim. I'ntil Wed.. August IS. Based on the novel by Joseph Conrad this film stars Peter O'Toole and Jack Hawkins. Genghis Khan. Thursday for seven days. Genghis Khan escapes out of slavery from the evil leader of the Merkit tribe ...

... only: The Flesh and The Fiends. Peter Cushing plays the lead role. Mon. for six days Lord Jim, from the novel by Joseph Conrad. ...

... relaxation in cycling inland to explore the Kent countryside. There also he enjoyed visits from such famous contemporaries as Joseph Conrad, Arnold Bennett, G. B. Shaw and 0. K. Chesterton. From Spade House came those ot Wells' novels which are most closely linked ...

... gamekeeper and all the rest who make up this close-knit community beyond the tall trees and green farm fields. Author Joseph Conrad lived and died in the village and is commemorated by a plaque in the main street. What material it would have provided ...