... WEDS, and SATS., at 2.15. VICTORY. A Plav in 3 Acts, by R. MACDONALD H A STINGS. Founded on the celebrated Novel bv JOSEPH CONRAD. T.YRIG. (Ger. 3687) Nightly, 8. DORIS KKANE in RO'XANA. Basil Sydney. Athene Seyler. Matinees Weds, and Sats., at 2.15 ...

... night, though I had been told by the young actress- manageress that all would end well, and that the wonderful novel of Joseph Conrad would be adhered to except for the denoue ment. Miss Marie Lohr, who appeared in answer to the clamouring for a speech ...

... robe reputed to consist of fifty trunks, and the designs of those suits were already very well known. Mrs. Conrad. m. Joseph Conrad has left a fortune of £20,000 to his wife and family. In addition, substantial royalties from his books can be reckoned ...

... time, a P^° h and has stories about a And ct Jf lncii. j r .1 rpi good many of them. The other day he told me this about Joseph Conrad and Max Beerbohm. It is Max Beerbohm's own tale. Conrad was naturally a welcome guest anywhere, but his mind did not quite ...

... blew a kiss to a lady in the stalls, which mightily interested the pit people. Authors at f°PPe,d f tou ?ave a Auction Joseph Conrad manuscripts before they were sold off at Hodgson's. When I arrived they were auctioning the books which had been given ...

... good writer will not go long unrecog nised in these times. Recognition may not come immediately as it did not come to Joseph Conrad but it will come, and will not usually wait until genius is dead and buried and often it comes quickly and fully. Another ...

... and in nearly all primitive societies, when men have leisure, their constant and unfailing relaxation is just talking. Joseph Conrad remarks somewhere that among the Malays, whom he knew so well, this is the chief pleasure of life and if you have ever ...