... admirers to be a disappointment—if not a falling away, at any rate a hesitation. But this, after all, is not surprising. Joseph Conrad’s novel, from which the film is derived, has few of the elements that make for easy pgxulnrily —certainly fewer than “The ...

... The rprinted books are mostly lassociatirm copies and include ones opresented to Cunninghame Graham bv W. H. | Hudson, Joseph Conrad. and A F. Tschiffely. as well as one or two rare examples of Lunninghame Graham's own work. There are four drawings:—William ...

... prize-winners in our earlier competitions | have included: ; Summing-up on Russia. STEPHEN GRAHAM. 18s. | The Arrow of Gold. JOSEPH CONRAD. 63.! Tales from the Arab Tribes. : ¢. G. campeELL. 88 6d. Songs of a Sourdough. ROBERT SERVICE. 78 6d. % THE BOOKS | THE ...

... Borflrt and Katharine Hepburn. A more serious picture, not without faults, was Carol Reed's 2 An Outcast of the Islands.” Joseph Conrad’s story was given some impressive moments, and Carol Reed's direction was, of course, masterly, but there was a sense of ...

... exhibitors participated in this year's ? 011. Ronald Shiner is enzaged at Shepremstudio on the technicolored version of Joseph Conrad's * Laughing Ann” which Herbert Wilcox is producing and directin% there for distribution throughout the world by Republic ...