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... TREVOR RALPH RICHARDSON • HOWARD ROBERT WENDY MORLEY • HILLER in a CAROL REED production ' i - -- / BY JOSEPH CONRAD SCREENPLAY BY W. E. C. FAIRCHILD With KERIMA Iproduced .od directed by CAROL REED FLA ZA FRIDAY NEXT ...
... FILMS present RALPH TREVOR RICHARDSON • HOWARD ROBERT WENDY MORLEY • HILLER in CAROL REED 1-. production g iti o 1 T. eV JOSEPH CONRAD GEORGE COULOURIS with KERIMA SCREENPLAY BY C. FAIRCHILD PrOdubid and dufected by CAROL REED PLAZA NM ...
... RALPH RICHARDSON HOWARD ROBERT WENDY - MORLEY HILLER in a CAROL REED 1 — . production OUTCAST I THE IsiAams, / ,_' • BY JOSEPH CONRAD GEORGE COULOURIS with KERIMA a Screenplay by W. E. C. FAIRCHILD Produced & directed by CAROL REED PIRA' ZA NOW - PICCADILLY ...
... KERIMA AS AISSA She knows no fear and no shame, wrote Joseph Conrad of his heroine in Outcast of the Islands. Carol Reed, an admirer of the book since his boyhood, produced and directed the film. He found Kerima in Algiers after a long hunt for a worthy ...
... hundred a I Livid times and each time it comes L AMI down wrong. PAUL much beauty, _ _ little sense. HOLT Reed has taken a Joseph Conrad story about Malaya. In film terms it is about the love of a weakling white man for a native princess. So much could be ...
... glad, to be included. There was another boy of our time whose early life was described by the late Miss Bower as in the Joseph Conrad tradition even to participating In one of the revolutions in a South American country. Finally, migrating to New York. ...
... glad, to be included. There was another boy of our time whose early life was described by the late Miss Bower as in the Joseph Conrad tradition even to participating in one of the revolutions in a South American country. Finally, migrating to New York. ...
... already completed feature entitled Face to Face, film version of two famous short stories, The Secret Sharer, by Joseph Conrad, and The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky, by Stephen Crane. Treasure Island, Walt Disney's first all-live-action production ...
... later that he was wrong about some of his discoveries. And yet in letters to George Stun, Frank Harris, H. G. Wells and Joseph Conrad be could write true, shrewd and subtle criticism. Expert at low-brow bluster he would seek out and help unsaleable young ...
... FIRST novel based on unusual first-hand experiences is Barnaby Conrad’s Death of a Matador, to be published by Michael Joseph. Conrad is a young American who, during the war, served as consul in Seville and there studied bull-fighting under the great matador ...
... 1952—THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS—S4I (L«i/ iy //re sculptor.) THE WHOLE HEAD REVEALED THE MAN WHO HAD SUFFERED MUCH ” JOSEPH CONRAD.” BRONZE. 1924. (Lent by Sir Muirhead Bone.) His work may perhaps be described as falling into two main classes, his brilliant ...