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... In this case.-- Yours faithfully, William Auciibb W. H. Hiidsom J. M. IUann Henby JAMK* Ii. C. Oartoh Jerome K. Jbrove Joseph Conrad Qkoro* Moors Arthur Quilleb Gilbert Murray Couoh John Maskfixld W. L: Courtney Alfrd Nona Arthur Conan Aithub Win# Doyli ...
... , among them Ixiing J. M. Barrie, Arnold Bennett, (JranvUll* Barker, Rudolf Besrer, Georgo Oaldcrol*, W. L. Courtney, Joseph Conrad, H. Sr. Esmond, J. B. Ka^an, Frederick Fenm C. B. FornaJd, H. Hamilton Fvfe, John Galsworthy, Edward Garntt, Miss CicelM ...
... The Ideal Husband . Wilde ; Blanco I ' osxiet , Bernard Shaw ; Lincoln , by Jolvri Drinkwater : and Meredith . Thotnas . Joseph Conrad , J . M . Svnge . . The twice seiuson at the Royal . ' a The Melting Pot being presented week ; and the Raynor IsU > ...
... successor to Messrs. Carton and McCarthy's comedy will be Victory, adapted by B. Mac- don aid Hastings from the novel by Joseph Conrad. Victory, it may bo said, is not a war play, as its title might seem to suggest. The pro vincial tour of Nurse Benson will ...
... Globe. When, toward the rnd of this month, Miss Marie Lohr produce* at the Globe Basil Maodonald Hastings's adaptation of Joseph Conrad's novei, Victory, it will i>e cast as follows Mr. Hey&t Mr. Murray Garrinitoti Capt. Davidson Mr. DougLux Mimro Mr. Jorws ...
... (subsequent evenings at 8), Miss Marie Lohr will produce Victory, the three-act play founded by J. Macdonald Hastings on Joseph Conrad's novel of the same name. On the following evening Messrs. Vedrenne and Eadie will bring out at the Royalty, where 44 The ...
... Manon L caut. which was received with thueuMm by a crowded audience, announced for repetition to-mccr 1 K Jl\ t° work by Joseph Conrad. Basil an Macdonald Hasting# has grappied zealously with his task, however, Lj in the turning of Victory into tv a play ...
... SPRING, 1920. VICTORY (An Island Tale). A Play in 3 Acts by B. MACDONALD HASTINGS, founded on the celebrated Novel by JOSEPH CONRAD. By arrangement with MARIE LOHR, of the Globe Theatre, London. All communications to RUPERT LISTER, this week, GRAND. LUTON ...
... and searching r61o oltn has risen greatly above lh.it previous iitromg .perform ance of hers in the dr.iusjtiaation of Joseph Conrad's Victory. Her raiding of t: 10 part, while dillering in points of detail from those preserved by her forerunners in ...
... rod light, and already authors of the class of Sir James Barrie, Ed ward Knoblock. Sir Gilbert Pa.rker. Elinor GJyn, Joseph Conrad, and H. A. Jones are over in California, or are about to proceed there, to supply original material. What band have we ...
... in the first week of next month. The Secret Agent. Bomimo and Associates have pur-' based The Secret Agent, a play by Joseph Conrad, founded on hi novel of that name, and will i produce it at the Ambassadors as soon as a successor is required to Charles ...
... The Secret Agent. The following is the cast of 14 The Secret Agent, a play in three acta and eign t scenes, adapted by Joseph Conrad from his own novel of that name, to l>e produced by Renrimo and Associates at the Am bassadors on Thursday evening. .[November ...