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... best = l o g f oya the ro j i l i tima i nz brin y to this theatre over the week-ond The - story, which was based on Joseph Conrad'. soul, loses none of its interest in its transitive to the scree., whilst Ramon Novarro will be rcermbered for his One ...
... number 78 now has plaque outside and canopied Victorian inside Kipling wrote Feed Raffles When Visiting Singapore and Joseph Conrad is said to have based the plot for his book Lord Jim on a news item he in the Straits Times while sitting on the verandah ...
... with sliding doors; Baxter Prints and other Pictures: well-bound Books. including: ‘■Journal John Wesley,” 8 vols.; “Joseph Conrad.” 2 vols.; Thomas Hardy, 2 vols.: ‘•The Poetry of Burns” (Centenary Edition, 4 vols.): “Times” History of the Great ...
... at the 19th Royal Film Performance the Odeon Leicester Square London on February Iff “Lord Jim” based on the story by Joseph Conrad of the young who redeems himself was filmed on location in Hongkong and Cambodia Interiors were shot Shepperton Studios ...
... recovery out of hospital. Berries books, and some original letters to him from famous people like Lawrence of Arabia, Joseph Conrad, 'Cialsworthy, Masetield, Max Beer bohnt and Sir Osbert Sitwell. There was also a one-man exhibi tion of lovely water-colours ...
... J- Perspective” series Evans Brothers add at 15s case bound and 7s 6d paper “Robert Browning” by loan M Williams and “Joseph Conrad” by Neville H Newhouse both course illustrated indexed Over a Century of Service FRANK BLOOR have supplied only the highest ...
... Native Wife, gives us the romance of the South Seas. We are given many glissPwe of tropical islands in the novels of Joseph Conrad, Captain Marryat and W. Clark and many other modern novelist*, ft will he seen therefore, from the few hooks mentioned ...
... not realise how popular Mr. Wells in France. The translations his books have an immense sale, have those of Kipling and Joseph Conrad, which have run into many editions. Several of the daily papers give one chapter a novel daily, and translations of the ...
... out first book John Sherman and Dhoya under the pseudonym Ganconagh Conrad took £20 Then there was the discovery of Joseph Conrad Galsworthy one of authors on the list sent Conrad along with manuscript of Almayer's Folly Conrad offered £20 which ...
... Fathers.” By Walter H. Burgess. Williams and Norgate. 4. “The Vow of Silence.” By Alice Perrin. Cassell. 5. “The Rescue.” By Joseph Conrad Dent. 6. “ Daisy Ashford. Her Book.” A collection the remaining novels by the author of “The Young Visiters.” and Windus ...
... of the ageless woman who is delightful to read about, but must have been exasperating to live with. * * Four Tales, Joseph Conrad, completely representative of his style, has been added ,to Methuen's Modern Classics series at Is. 6d. The tales are ...
... Class in Chesterfield, addressed the members of the Workers’ Educational Association at their monthly supper Saturday on “Joseph Conrad.” Dr. H. G. Stead presided, and amongst the people present, who numbered between 50 and 60, were members of the classes ...