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... CONRAD NOVEL DRAMATISED. Mr Joseph Conrad, the Anglo-Polish master of sea stories, is the latest recruit to the theatre from the ranks of the novelists. His earliest book, The Secret Agent, which is dedicated to Mr H. G. Wells and deals with anarchist ...
... 10.45: Hymns. THIRD SKC T Music Elizar!J?iJ?Jr h Lutyens. 6.50: Canadian Poetry. . Marcel Duprs (organ)/ 40- Tilk on Joseph Conrad. 8: The Belgian ra d c isc tost. p rcell „ Ar >thology. 10.40: Tears (talk). REDIFFUSION.— programme: From 6.30 am. Home ...
... Ypres. The Polish Minister, M. Skirmunt, has addressed the following telegram to widow of Mr Joseph Conrad as representative in Great Bfitain of Joseph Conrad', native country of Poland, hasten to assure you the deep grief have experienced, and which known ...
... will during the session papers read. anKingst subjects, on Hood, llerriek, hittier, John Davidson, 11. L. Stevenson, r.nd Joseph Conrad, ajid Councillor I Jaw.-on will lecture the lessons of the French Revolution. Alderman Brown will speak old The dinner ...
... The October Strand. Joseph Conrad makes such rare lo - i;j the magaznes story by him if al! more than usual interest. a ,U1 c stories he lias equal, and in The is published in the October number 0 The Strcnd Magazi.ic, - ' at hi? relating a mysterious ...
... most striking feature of the exhibition is a remarkable bust of Joseph Conrad by Jacob Epstein, this it not by any means the most attractive. There is no doubt that the likeness of Joseph Conrad ls'marvellously portrayed in this work, which has been lent ...
... easy to diagnose, and the various preparations used in their treatment were described. Mr S. Winroope .gave a paper on Joseph Conrad, the novelist, Mr R. L. Stephens' subject was The Manufacture of Sterile Surgical Catgut, and Mr K. P. Clappison, secretary ...
... wheel, its splintered hub bound with wire, which belonged to the barque Ota go, first command ol tne seaman and author, Joseph Conrad, who died 25 years ago, is to be given a place of honour on the Wellington, headquarters shin of the Honourable Company ...
... new ]it-erary weekly? One starts to-day under the title '' The New Weekly. There is a '' Man of the Week.'' TUi3 week Joseph Conrad, and there are many special article?. The editor is Mr R. F. Soott Jamee, and amongst the signed article writers are Edmund ...
... interest by Mr Ferens. A sinister article on the loss of the Titanic with which a.re verv much in agreement is contributed by Joseph Conrad. (London: 17-21, Tavistock-street, garden. Monthly, one shilling net.) ...
... FAITH IN BRITAIN'S TENACITY. Joseph Conrad, who was in Poland during the blaok weeks of the war, writes:—For out little band there wag the awful anguish incertitude as the real nature events the West. In is difficult to give an idea how ugly and dangerous ...
... —Charges of fraud, involving altogether sums totalling £1,600, were preferred against Alfred Borys Conrad, son of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, at Marylebone Police Court to-day. When he was previously before the court, among the allegations made against ...