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... Men of the Lost Frontier and Pilgrims of the Wild—written Grey Owl, a Canadian Conservation officer. •‘Typhoon, Joseph Conrad, was the book picked bv Miss M. Tayler; and Miss Brown, the third speaker, decided on Her Benny,” by Silas Hocking. Mrs ...
... Betty Field will seen in Victory.” which is based on one of the most romantic and exciting adventure stories written by Joseph Conrad The story is laid in the Dutch East Indus about the turn of th* present century, and the film is excellently produced. ...
... in travelling. and he joined Alan Villiers in his adventure cruise round the world in the tiny square rigged ship the Joseph Conrad, acting as cadet captain for over IJ years. After his return in 1936 he worked as a labourer in all departments at Messrs ...
... Sutcliffe have sent a first edition of “The Mirror of the Sea,” and on the inside of the front cover is a painting on ivory of Joseph Conrad, the author. The exhibi- tion offers another distinct attraction in the hanging of some sixty famous colour prints loaned ...
... boxed as heavyweight for the school. After leaving Clifton he sailed round the world in the small square-rigged ship The Joseph Conrad.” under A. J. Villiers. Afterwards he entered the brewery. He captained the Burton Rugby Club from 1936 up till the war ...
... have produced an origi nal work each for the small bound volumes. Sir James Barry has penned typical phantasy, and Mr. Joseph Conrad a characteristic description. The new postage stamps of the Irish Free Slate have now been issued. All are overprinted ...
... AND SCREEN ONE of next weeks outstanding films is “Outcast of the Islands showing at the PICTURE HOUSE. In this strong Joseph Conrad drama directed by Carol Reed. Trevor Howard, the man who chased The Third Man.” is cast as an adventurer who is loathed ...
... —Giving « lecture on “Joseph Conrad, the Novelist of the Sea,” Mr. A. a E, Emery, the University Extension Lec soul is the turer, said “the human the most mysterious, most wonderful, the most splendid thing in the world, and Joseph Conrad is the novelist of ...
... There follows an essay on Polish culturelueratiire. music, architecture, and the visual arts Not everyone remembers that Joseph Conrad was a Pole. So were Chopin. Madame Curie and Paderewski. There are portraits of tnem all in the book. Another chapter, ...
... determination in the English character to win. Paying tribute to the lighting qualities the Englishman, Mr. Smallwood quoted Joseph Conrad, the great Polish writer of the sea. who said the English sailor they could best be defined men who lived under the command ...
... of a better was called and ila was opposed on men's What did they nean the by vague words romance and realism? In his Joseph Conrad, Mr. Walpole, after admitting the difficulty of definition, Attenipted to define them in this w: Tecan only sa y that to ...
... Galsworthy. tions are a Among the literary contribu- titled The Pil om: by -Rudyard Kipling, en- grim’s Way ;’ an article by Joseph Conrad, describing the author’s ex- periences in Poland at the ‘beginning of. the war; a play by Sir J. M. Barrie; a French Hospital ...