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... Evening Standard on lorsitay of the messages which. states. he received trotn Feted. Marshal Earl Haig. t soldier. and Joseph Conrad. the stater, utter both those world figures were dead It was white be was 'wetting a company draw• la Om the delegath of ...
... high cheerful courage which it as great that shown in war, and as calm as that of the skipper of the storms swept ship Joseph C'onrad • s groat story. It will help us now and then when we complain of our jobs to think of same of these adventurers. brave ...
... Romance. glorious love story, played ,igitinst the idemovelin background of buccaneering days, and based on the novel by Joseph Conrad. Ramon Novarro, se the swaslihuckling hero, has one of the moo fiery roles of his career. As the courageous youth of an ...
... daughter of the late Admiral N. C. Palmer. lie is forty'vitt years old. UNCOMMON SENSE. TALENT AND GOOD WRITING, WHET JOSEPH CONRAD DID. I talked the other day with a well known writing man who, because of his success and reputation is constantly asked ...
... will not sell OF THE GREAT. Referring to literary men he has known, he said Rudyard Kipling, with his thick spectacles; Joseph Conrad, with an English accent, as had as his written English was good; Hardy, cold and critical; Morley Roberts, with his medical ...
... ' --- Twan CLASSIC SOMALI COLMAN THE RESCUE With LILA DAMITA . A SOUND SYNCHRONISED PICTURE Of JOSEPH CONRAD S Famous Sion' - -- RINK R. AUTISM RAIL SANE ssi/ETECTIVER ...
... Francis Mune!l (tenor), the Symphony Orchestra, cooducted by E. Godfrey Boma 5.11.- Typhoon, a story of the China Book by Joseph Conrad; Radio Play by Jolts Watt. 19-O—S.B. from London. $46--Yermassal News. M4-110—S.B. from London. ...
... by Joseph Lewis (from Ifirrning. ham). 104)-11 eather Forecast. etc. 10-15- 11-o— Typhoon, a story of the China Seas Joseph Conrad. Radio play adapted by John Watt and produced by Peter Cresswell. The annual reunion and distribution of prises of Bangor ...
... nature are well read, and the demand for them is increasing, some of the favourite standard authors tieing Charles Dickens, Joseph Conrad. Sir Walter Scott, George Borrow, R. L. Stevenson. and Alexandre Dumas. Whilst the main object of the society in providing ...
... (Conaecti• cut, CALAI Rana, who is well known as a litermy dog, haying been introduced to many men of latter,, including Joseph Conrad, Hugh Walpole, and John Ga'worthy, i. allowed to visit the butcher's shop and eat any delicacy that takes his fancy, and ...
... ship and his keen oppeemation of the greater power, if not greater beauty, of the fuel-driven vessel.' he reminded me of Joseph Conrad. But for him, although to weinanship he gave all his devotion and skill, the sea, his first love, remained his last. Nothing ...
... held in London in September, 1928, that he had been in conversation with the late Field Marshal Earl Ilaig and the late Joseph Conrad, and he showed on a screen a number of spirit photographs. A llllak A. 4110$0. ...