... NELSON. The screen version of one of the most brilliant tales of romance and exciting adventure written by the great Joseph Conrad will be seen when Paramount's latest drama, Vic- tory, starring Fredric March and Betty Field. opens on Monday at the ...

... regards to the families and rela. tives of the above-named gentleman. Joseph Conrad and His Books, One of the master minds in English literature has passed away with the death of Joseph Conrad. © He was ‘born in Poland, and for many years he lived his life ...

... 3-FEATURE PROGRAMME. RAMON NOVARRO Marceline Day, Roy D’Arcy, Marc McDermott in A rip roaring tale of love and adventure by Joseph Conrad. BUSTER KEATON (The Jolly Oue) in * THE FROZEN NORTH I'he Greatest of all Comedies. LOUISE FAZENDA and CLYDE COCK in ...

... Presents— RONALD LILY COLMAN DAMITA The Screen’s Greatest Lover, • In a Smashing Good Picture, THE RESCUE From the Novel by Joseph Conrad. From the throbbing pages of roaster story-teller springs the drama this thrilling tale warring hearts, primitive hates ...

... career in itself, Margaret Wycherly 'has stepped into 'a powerful part in ' Victory,' Paramount's screen version of the Joseph Conrad novel. She will be remembered for this portrayal, Hollywood critics predict, and this despite the fact that she has only ...

... that our new author learnt something in the school of English during his extended journeys to and from South America. Joseph Conrad wonld never have been an author if he had remained at home. In the « Cruise of the Cachelot ™ we have another author who ...

... of the Pamir have revived my memories. The amazing wonder of the deep is its unfathomable cruelty, and I think it was Joseph Conrad who said “If it were not ,in the mood to smash, it is .always stealthily ready for a drowning, and knows no bond to long ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD’'S ‘‘ THE SECRET AGENT.” M. HARRISON. Joseph Conrad, whose death was announced this week, admittedly ranks as one of the greatest novelists of our day, and possibly of all time. His command and perfect supremacy over the English language ...

... stories by well known writers deserve to be read in book form. Volumes of short stories by R. L. Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, and the brilliant French writer, Maupassant are a change after the longer novel. The short stories of O’Henrv have been ...

... BeowulfT* are full the sea. Many our popular novelists have been sailors before they took up the pen. Frank T. Bnllen, Joseph Conrad. Clarke Russell and John Masefield worked aboard ship. The most moving tales of tbe past —the stones the Vikings, of the ...

... to spare. A trip from Fleetwood to Knot End, together witL a few nautical terms and phrases gleaned from the books of Joseph Conrad, does not entitle a fellow to assume the role of Captain Kettle on a hus. It is a game that has its dangers. Our Joe. ...

... Snowden is such a good Yorkshiveman that on looking up “Who's Who one is surprised to find he was born at Preston in 1860, Joseph Conrad was by hirth a Pole : by naturalisation and by affection he hecame an Englighman. Snowden is a very common name in that ...