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... The October Strand. Joseph Conrad makes such rare lo - i;j the magaznes story by him if al! more than usual interest. a ,U1 c stories he lias equal, and in The is published in the October number 0 The Strcnd Magazi.ic, - ' at hi? relating a mysterious ...
... playgoers, and no writer who lays his scenes in the picturesque the Malay Archipelago has a greater hold the public than Joseph Conrad. The first play adapted from his works that taken from his masterpiece Yiotory, and produced by Miae Marie Lohr the ...
... Cecile Barclay and Rupert Lister present for tbe first time Hull, 11 VICTORY (An Island Tale). Foundfed on the novel Joseph Conrad, from the Globe Theatre, London, by arrangement with Slarie Lohr. Week : .31atinee Holidav and Saturday 2, Evenings at ...
... Cecil® Barclay and Rupert Lister present for the first time Hull. * VICTORY (An Island Tale). Founded on the novel Joseph Conrad, from the Globe Theatre, London, arrangement with Marie Lobr. Next Week: Matinee Bank and Saturday 2, Evpn at 7.15, the ...
... THE CENTRAL PICTURE THEATRE.- Monday: Boyond the Dreams of Avarice featuring Joyce Deareley. ' Thursday: Victory, by Joseph Conrad. PRINCE'S HALL.— Monday: Sessue Hayakawa in The Illustrious .rnnce. Thursday: Madge Kennedy in Through the Wrong Door ...
... delight all picture-goers who have read and enjoyed this great work. THURS.. FRI., SAT. JOSEPH CONRAD'S WELL-KNOWN NOVEL Victory 99 The famous novel by Joseph Conrad adapted for the screen by Maurice Toumeur, the great producer. is a story of the South ...
... (late of The Fol De Rols ). FTtHE CENTRAL PICTURE HOUSE, -*• PROSPECT-STREET. TO-DAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, VICTORY, by Joseph Conrad, Starring SEENA OWEN AND JACK HOLT. MEET ME AT THE CENTRAL PICTURE HOUSE. ' BIJOU VARIETIES (Jarratt-st.), 6.45 and B ...
... nitrates South Amef}. go* e ll the little ironies which are plans for enforcing reperation j have miscarried. CONRAD'S NEW Joseph Conrad. I hear, has fo new book, though he has not » for it. Once more the story ,s (e H° much longer past than in The it is ...
... however, that those who buy the f strength this scene will Ll '\^ f contributors are F. *J* t Stern, and Sidney Dark. c / Mr Joseph Conrad is given i ] o f(' The illustration* and cartoons are c there is plenty of light reading dark evenings. LETTERS TO* ...
... England had been inspired in no small measure the sea. The lecturer dealt with and read examples poems nnd prose of sucb men Joseph Conrad. Kudyard Kipling, nnd J. Redwood Anderson. A cordial vote of was passod to Ut lecturer on the motion of J. L- Calvarrt ...
... honourect was Mr E. D. Bacon, M.V.0., the Curator of the King's Collection of Postage Stamps. The increasing reputation Franco Joseph Conrad, whose Victory has just commenced its run as feuilleton in the Temps, calls not only for satisfaction recognition by ...
... Society—a alliance forces. In January, February and March there, are promised respectively the president's lecture on Joseph Conrad, a Members' Evening devoted short papers, and a discussion) on Modern Novelists, and lecture by Mies C. T. Cumberbircb ...