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... A Joseph Conrad thriller TV & RADI “The Secret Agent.” Joseph Conrad’s thriller about anarchists who attempt to blow up Greenwich Observatory. is the “Play of the Week” on STV tonight at 8.30. Leading parts are played gy Leo McKern, oan Plowright, Ernest ...
... £18,965 catch by trawler THE Hull trawler Joseph Conrad today landed what is .believed be the highest catch to reach Britain. She sold her stones of Ash for £IM6S. The trawler had been on a 17-day voyage Greenland. ...
... 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 ...
... his voyage round the Horn to San Francisco was published in 1910 end has become a minor classic. He was a firm friend of Joseph Conrad. Sir David sailed from Liverpool often He jot. the Merchant Service In 1890 and served seven years in sail !n 1915 he was ...
... about hla voyage around the horn to San Prancisai was published in 1910 and became a minor classic He wts a firm friend of Joseph Conrad, _ _ son of a journalist. Sir David was the brother of two talented men, the late Sir Muirhead Bone. the artist. and James ...
... 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 ...
... lasting memorial. Nothing to excel or, in fact, to equal it, in sea romances was invented by Robert Louis Stevenson or Joseph Conrad. And among our multitude of statues on Merseyside we have not so much as a tiny tablet to their memory. Lamentable! Even ...
... 0, Cob—male; pen —female S. White Three. 11, Dag Hammarskold. 12 Alaska. 13, Uncle Tom's Cabin. 14. Ronald Colman. 11 JOseph Conrad Ig, Fungus-mushroom. 17, Down a rabbit hole. Norman Conquest. 13, Kilogram. 29, Nixon. 21, Anne of Cleves. 21, Lorraine ...
... CONRAD'S ADVICE David Bone might have become a professional writer 1n early life, had not Joseph Conrad advised him against it “If 1 had thought,” wrote Conrad, “ that my connection with literature would ever have taken me away from the sea, I would never ...
... Frejus, on the French Riviera, the main headlines this week have been provided by news from the sea. Not without reason did Joseph Conrad regard it as a mysterious, hostile element liable to expend its fury capriciously on those.. that sail upon it. Because ...
... days in sail around Australian waters, to more recent ventures. He recalled his voyage round the world in the little “Joseph Conrad,” manned by whit was surely the most youthful crew to serve under sail. One of his latest feats which wus most remembered ...