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... the ghost story and of the sea story are represented; they include “Sea-Wrack’’, Algernon Blackwood, Edgar Allan Poe, Joseph Conrad, H. G. Wells and F. Marion Crawford. “Gimme the Boats”” by J. E. Macdonnell, in the War Ciassics series (Elmfield Press ...
... taking a fort look at the world of the visu; fashion, photography and desi; 9.o—Face the Music. 9.30 Under V Eyes by Joseph Conrad, s Geoffrey Bayldon, Anna Marsha 11.0—Electric Folk with Steeleye 11.35 Newsnight and Weathei Closedown: Four Songs Autumn ...
... George Stade (Columbia University Press £3.50) is a collection of essays on Arnold Bennett, Evelyn Waugh, Ford Madox Ford, Joseph Conrad, Virginia Woolf and E. M. Forster. ...
... with [Mt David Essex! rheetre: New fortnightly the theatre. Ive Party Political Broad- Face the Music. 9.40 “The J* 4 by Joseph Conrad !aul Rogers, Robert-Hardy, : and Weather. U. 30 Closeie Wild Swans at Co ...
... means we can't go out of the house. Don't you know about typhoons? ' = - Not really, except that they happen at sea in Joseph Conrad books and people tie themselves to-the mast. But it seems that the Number Eight signal is more than a harbinger of nautical ...
... the ghost story and of the sea story are represented. They include ‘Sea-Wrack’, Algernon Blackwood. Edgar Allan Poe, Joseph Conrad, H. G. Wells and F. Marion Crawford. I Y Jo Your Own Upholstery by Rena Cross (Foulsham, £2) is a practical, illustrated ...
... call for unmity. . We face an economic typhoon of unparalleled ferocity; the worst the world had.seen since the 19305. Joseph Conrad wrote a book called 'Typhoon,' and at the end. he told people how to do it. He said; 'Always facing it, Captain Maguire ...
... With the Wind and The Forsyte Saga. ‘Time and again we - caught ourself muttering This could be prophetic or “.Joseph Conrad couldn't have done better,” ‘or American realism at its best.” - It seems to us that - the authors by the way they produced ...
... risking the safety of the ship. So it has been with the town council. We have reached the end of this voyage and join with Joseph Conrad in saying to past and present members and staff ‘Goodbye brothers —you were a good crowd’.” Mr lan B. Robertson, the town ...
... York: ) : 4.55 Shadows: Dutch Schlitz's Shoes. Races at 2.0, 2.30, 3.0 and 3.30. 3.45 Conserva. 930 Under Western Eyes, by Joseph Conrad. 5.20 Out of Town: with Jack Hargreaves. tive Party Conference; Continued. 4.23. Ulster ; ~ Why should the student who ...
... Party 910— ACE THE MUSIC With John Bird Walter Susskind Brian Redhead and Arianna Stassinopoulos 940— THE SECRET AGENT Joseph Conrad play with a topical theme —(tombs and mad bombers 1115— NEWSNIGHT CLOSEDOWN Grampian 930— SCHOOLS 0— HERE COMES MUMIE 1110— ...
... ARENA: Art and Design George Melly discusses How They Sold The 70s 9 0— ACE THE MUSIC 930— UNDER WESTERN EYES A play by Joseph Conrad 11 0— ELECTRIC OLK with Steeleye Span 1135— NEWSNIGHT 150— CLOSEDOWN our Songs About Autumn by Ted Hughes 1155— CLOSE ...