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... Hot-foot in quest of Conrad Joseph Conrad wrote to a friend in 1917: “I had to make material from my own life’s incidents, arranged, combined coloured for artistic purposes.” And Henry James once wrote to Conrad: “No one has known — for intellectual use ...
... of courtroom dramas entitled The Defenders (BBC, 7-55). Under Western Eyes is an adaptation of the novel written by Joseph Conrad in 1911, about espionage and counter-espionage in Russia (BBC, 9-25). Ray Ellington and his quartet are among those taking ...
... territory known to Britons as “ East of Suez” has been a fertile ground for powerful drama. From it Kipling, Maugham and Joseph Conrad have produced some of the most exciting literature of our times. To-night 8.8. C. Television are putting on “Freya of the ...
... Polish yacht VISULS Belfast By a ‘News Letter’ reporter A Polish yacht, the Joseph Conrad, which is making a tour of the Northern isles, called into Belfast yesterday for a few hours to allow the crew to see “a bit of Northern Ireland.” The yacht, which ...
... Regal next week you won't see a Queen or a Princess, but you'll see a cracking good film. It's taken from the novel by Joseph Conrad ang it's about courage or, more exactly, the line that divides heroes from cowards. Peter O'Toole. who needs no introduction ...
... RUDDELL'S GARAGE, MOIRA fi hv .'\'& m JIM HAMMOND BILLY BEATTIE the book as if we were really living it. NOSTROMO by Joseph Conrad (Penguin Ss). Central figure in this book, written in 1904, is an Italian and the setting is South America. Secret smuggling ...
... of the Open Air (Aldine. ss) is not particularly modern. but there is a healthy flavour about it. The authors include Joseph Conrad. Richard Hughes, Liam O'Flaherty an d Henry Williamson. Exile and the Kingdom (Penguin, 2s 45d) includes six stories by ...
... of programmes 9IELEVISIoN: Ulster actress Olive McFarland stars in -L. 'To-morrow, the play based on a short story by Joseph Conrad about a returned sailor who may not be the man he claims to be (UTV, 9-35. Robert Tavener, Deceased is a comedy about ...
... shown to-night on BBC-2. The first British trawler to return to Icelandic waters after last winter's disasters was the Joseph Conrad from Hull. A BBC film unit was on board as the trawler slipped away from the fish dock bound for the worst sea area in ...
... Treasury of Longer Poems (5s 6d each). Ghost Stories selected by John Hampden and, in one volume, three sea novels by Joseph Conrad: The Nigger of the Narcisus,' Typhoon and The Shadow Line (5s each). The first of two volumes of The Decanieron by Boccaccio ...
... of a series entitled “Literature in Perspec tive.” Mr. Newhouse, who has made a long and special study of his subject, Joseph Conrad, was asked by the publishers, Evang Brothers to write the book. 3 Conrad has long been a favourite of his. The book was ...
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