... listeners, and advantage is being taken of the visit cf the D.F. van to go carefully into the problem of oscillation. Joseph Conrad'• great novel, Typhoon, in its broadcast adaptation, will be transmitted on November 20 from all stations taking the ...

... . P.upie was ,74 yeses age. the Literary linum meet iig—Mi J. Holman exoelleut paper was given by Miss Brock, Keltf, “Joseph Conrad.” Plans have been passed by the Dean of Guild Court for c'litension and improvement' at the Opera House, which was recently ...

... Clifford of Malay-English dictionary. He active and daring man, taking keen delight in bunting and polo. Mr. Joseph Conrad Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, whose letter appeared in the Pismi the other day—pointing out bow absurd was for anyone maintain ...

... the country. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Meredith have for roars made their homes out of London, as have Mr. Eden Phillpotts. Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Stanley Weyman, Mr. H. C. Wells. Mr. Rider Haggard, and a host of others. Mr. Max Pemberton, the engagement whose ...

... present tho funniest of screen stars, will appear in “The Sportsman,” his latest Vitagraph comedy. Next week, Victory,” by Joseph Conrad, is the outstanding attraction. It need only be mentioned that this superplay was directed the Famous Lasky Company, whose ...

... “On the Heel* Wot”; another of series: “ Episode* in the Adventures of M. D'Harloot ” ; and poetry and serial story by Joseph Conrad. Tkt Nituttenik Century and After for September Is chicly noteworthy for defence of General Sir Redver* Boiler, and article ...

... appreciated because they w ere often unintelligible. The soaring imagination of Francis Thompson and the subtle psychology of Joseph Conrad won praise from some at least who hoped to gain a reputation for a discernment to which they had small claim. With readers ...

... transmitted from 2L() and SXX on April 11 and from SGB on April 10. This is a radio version by Cecil Lewis of the novel by Joseph Conrad, and when it was broadcast once previously an enormous volume of appreciative correspondence was received from listeners ...

... Villiers, a well-known writer of sea stories and owner of the vessel, as & cabin-boy on the full-rigged sailing vessel, Joseph Conrad, which is going on a two years' voyage round the world. He will be envied by many boys for his good filo tune in being ...

... “Motoring jin Sussex and Kent’; Moran’s “Readings English Social History”; Leslie’s “George the Fourth”; Jessie Cor.rad’s “Joseph Conrad I knew l)im”; Lelend’s “With the M.T. in Mesopotamia.” to Favro Hospital.—The matron the Fever Hospital bogs to acknowledge ...

... To-night (Wedneetlay)— FREDRIC MARCH, BETTY FIELD, In Joseph Conrad's great We of adventure in the South Seas. VICTORY ...

... BEpee@ “LORD JIM” AT THE ODEON ITwoktwomntor!’roducer- Director-Writer Richard Brooks to adapt Joseph Conrad’s book, “Lord Jim,” for the screen and until the end of the week in the Odeon patrons can see that the adaptation has lost none of the tremendous ...