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... cannot be ignored. Reed, in this film showing at the RIT2, has gone to Ceylon to find inspiration for the film version of Joseph Conrad's story. His direction has taken advantage of tire background, and with cast led by Ralph Richardson. Trevor Howard. Robert ...
... than other outsiders of Sunderland and her ships. In Literature This Port, a-s a shipbuilding centre was well known to Joseph Conrad, the novelist and sailor, who sailed in the Torrens second mate from 1891-93 She was one of the mast renowned ships built ...
... of The Quiet Man. In addition, they plan to him Daphne du Manner's seller. The Kings General.” and “Laughing Anne.” Joseph Conrad's dramatic story of Malaya. Negotiations are In an advanced stage for the top stars of Hollywood and England to appear ...
... the Newent. both of which were owned James Wesloll. Old Times It was in one of WestoU's old steamers, by the way. that Joseph Conrad, the novelist, made his first voyage under the Red Ensign. His last was as mate aboard the Laing-built passenger clipper ...
... director of the Suez Canal Company. It was during his association with Laings that the famous sailing ship Torrens was built. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, who sailed in her mate, wrote of her; A ship of brilliant qualities . . . the wonderful Torrens. With ...
... Know? See Page 2. Column 6 ANSWERS; 1. Doxfords in 1905 and 1907. Output was then respectively 87.000 tons and 92.000. 2. Joseph Conrad, who joined the Laingbuilt Torrens as second mate in 1891 She was a full-rigged composite passenger clipper. 3. The Londonderry ...
... sailing ships and the immediate reply will be the Torrens. It is nearly 80 years ago since the wonderful Torrens, as Joseph Conrad called her, was launched by Sir James Laing & Sons. Her technical description was full-rigged composite passenger clipper ...
... Southern Serenade 11.50: News. impression of the famous Wear-built sailing ship Torrens to which Onlooker refers to-day. Joseph Conrad served In her as second mate for two years and described her ship of brilliant qualities.” A model of her stands in the ...
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... difference. In addition to his owm true stories, the author has introduced a choice assortment of fiction, including pieces by Joseph Conrad. Somerset Maugham. Edgar Wallace. Pearl Buck and Eric Ambler. It for the reader to decide whether the tact is stranger ...
... informative, unconventional game show based on the workings of the Stock Exchange. 8.45 THE MODERN WORLD — TEN GREAT WRITERS. Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent. Drama, documentary and critical explanation are combined to examine the life, writing and principal ...