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... proceeds of the former, and part proceeds from the latter to the Medway Cadets Disaster Fund. An Outcast of the Islands By JOSEPH CONRAD The new Carol Reed film is going well—so is the Book. 6s. net We will advise you when the film is to be shown in your district ...
... FILMS present RALPH TREVOR 1 RICHARDSON • HOWARD ) ROBERT WENDY MORLEY • HILLER - o in a CAROL REED production OP NE -- BY JOSEPH CONRAD c GEORGE COULOURIS with KERIMA PICIRCCADILLY CUS N W ...
... grandpa, in bright-ribboned straw hat and pale blue blazer, looking, thanks to Ronald Squire's sunny rakishness, like Joseph Conrad turned boulevardier. There are his three sons ; respectively a wine-bibbing snoozer, an eager lady-killer and a happy husband ...
... 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 ...
... Far Eastern drama Joseph Conrad's tale of a white man's treachery In the Far East Is vividly interpreted on the screen in OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS It has a host of well-known stars to portray the characters. white and coloured. who trade and scheme In the ...
... Rord'• latest film arrives at the Forum next week. It Is OUTCAST or THE IFILAiiiDN. based on the great short story by Joseph Conrad, and It Is certainly up to his usual standard. Heading the excellent cast are Sir Ralph Richardson. Trevor Howard. Robert ...
... If this is so the more credit to director Carol Reed for so faithfully transcribing on the screen the very essence of Joseph Conrad’s work Conrad wrote this story I am told in a mood of depression and the film mirrors that melancholy account to a detailed ...
... Reed sets out to serve not the critics, but the public, the picturegoers. Quite simply he thought that Joseph Conrad’s story was—“ a darn good story.”’ He’d thought so since he was eighteen, nearly thirty years ago. But not until 1932—when Basil Dean ...
... in Singapore.” Reed sets out to serve not the critics, but the public, the picturegoers. Quite simply he thought that Joseph Conrad’s story was—“ a darn good story.”’ He’d thought so since he was eighteen, nearly thirty years ago. But not until 1932—when ...