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... RUTHLESS by Stuart Douglass (ABC Television) (No cast available at time of going to press) APRIL 28 THE SECRET AGENT by Joseph Conrad (Associated Television) j with Joan Plowright Leo McKern Ernest Clark Lee Montague MAY 1 THE BREAKING POINT by Alfred ...
... APRIL 24 A BIT OF HAPPINESS by Alexander Baron (Granada TV) with Isobel Dean Kevin Stoney APRIL 28 THE SECRET AGENT by Joseph Conrad (Associated Television) Joseph O'Conor ...
... content to be a Boy's Own Paper story told in proper theatrical terms. It is less satisfying when It more resembles a Joseph Conrad novel dramatised. The young . captain who causes the mutiny in this British freighter on a West African river is a Conrad ...
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... to the rubbishy affairs which hurl money at all and sundry for derisory reasons. ONE might expect the atmosphere of a Joseph Conrad story to evaporate when deprived of the support of his literary style, but in ITV's The Secret Agent Peter Wood managed ...
... were Gertrude Stein, John Dos Passos, Virginia Woolf, E. M. Forster, H. L. Mencken, Katherine Mansfield, Carl Sandburg, Joseph Conrad and James Joyce. The new Dial ($1.50 a copy, $5 yearly subscription) will be sold only through bookshops and not on news-stands ...
... : H.M.S.O Goy Audio -visual Services, Administering (Erickson) D 8.496. 111. 48/6 Macmillan, N.Y. Edu Austen, Jane, to Joseph Conrad, From.Ed.Rathburn & Steinmann. M 8 338, 45/ Minn.U.P. : Oxf.U.P. Bib Automatic Ventilation of the Lungs (Mushin, etc.) ...
... they were writers to express th emse l ves a foreign language. Whichis a difficult thing to do. not an impossible one. at Joseph Conrad—who did . h e know a word of English until h e past 20. After he learnt it, he on to write . novels that are hp Dart of ...
... in 1956. We produced his play The f Bridge in December of that year, to be followed more recently by his adaptation of Joseph Conrad's story The Secret Agent. His latest play, Our Miss Hammond, which is set in Canada will be seen in the coming months ...
... effort at making it effective was foiled by the author's attempt to dramatise a little too much. Secret ATV'i production of Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent didn't divulge the biggest secret of all. Was it meant to be a comedy or drama The adapta tion by Joseph ...
... Soc FREEMAN, WARREN S. & R.W.WHITTAKER. Great Compos 160. 18ill. 12/6 Abelard-Schuman (26.6.59) Chi From Jane Austen to Joseph Conrad.Ed.Rathburn & Steinma 338. 45/ Minn.U.P. : Oxf.U.P. Bib Funf Beruhmte Marchen (Hagboldt) Cb. 64. 1111. Graded Gernia r ...
... —Horace Walpole. No man sympathizes with the sorrows of vanity. Samuel Johnson. Vanity plays lurid tricks with our memory.—Joseph Conrad. Nothing is so credulous as vanity. or so ignorant of what becomes itself.—Shakespeare. Northfields Car Club rally To the ...