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... motors CYCLES By JAMES CLARE. The death of the great novelist Joseph Conrad recalled to my memory the pleasure of meeting him in the Market place, South Shields, somewhere about years ago. was Sunday niyht arid I had entered the square to listen to a ...
... arrangements were ably earned out by Mr Lyons. The President announced that next week Mr William Walton would give paper “Joseph Conrad.” ...
... the Motorist 7.46—C10ee Third Programme 464 metres lies) I®4 metres 0,546 hcrt •1.6 and 90.7 Mes VMF 6. O—Recollections Joseph Conrad. ...
... library. Asked why he paid much ftlic sum paid was the highest ever given for the work of living authors*. Dr Rosenbach “Joseph Conrad is the greatest analytical writer the world, and the greatest writer of sea stories who has over existed with but one ...
... George O’Brien and Lou Telligen, is entitled “Nostromo (Captain of the Cargadores) from novel tho world-famous writer Joseph Conrad, and is a mighty drama of the gea, of love, of life and honour, in the struggle for wealth. The supporting picture ‘‘The ...
... In “Anna Karenina we have valuable and enduring picture of Russ which has crumbled beyond repair. BEWILDERING GOLOUR. Joseph Conrad. —Although was not a born Englishman, his handling of the English language brings him into the gallery. The bewildering ...
... smaller nations to use foreign longue their medium- Maarten Maartens, though Dutch, wrote all his novels English, as did Joseph Conrad, who was Pole; while Jean Moreas, a Greek (ne Papadiamantopoulos), sought and won fame French. CENSOR BANS “MR A. The ...
... edited Mr John Galaworthy. ’.he literary oontribotiooß are poem by Hr.':yard Kipling entitled “The Pilgrim's Way ; article Joseph Conrad, deeoribing the untiior'a experiencoe in Poland at the becinning ’.he war; play by J. M. Barrie; a Frem;- i'*»*pital sketch ...
... many railways and good roads, should be beyond reproach- CONRAD AGONISTE& Remarkable quotations from letters by the late Joseph Conrad are aiven by Mr John Galsworthy in article in “Scribner's.’* One In particular concerns th ...
... the sea with a mind more matured, I would put the late Clark Russell in the first rank of descriptive writers. The late Joseph Conrad wrote beautiful English, but was too flowery and profuse. I think his 'Mirror of the Sea' is his best descriptive work ...
... the Cameronia when she was torpedoed, and was afterwards decorated the King in person during the Royal visit to Glasgow. Joseph Conrad was an old friend of his.] £1,000,000 AND LAND. Duk«’s Appeal for National Playing Fields Fund. The Duke York, President ...
... Future—3, Mining | lation, by Sir Richard Redmayne Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson “Typhoon,”” A Story of the China Seas Joseph Conrad, radio play adapted by John Watt and produced by Peter Creswell. 9.0~ Weather Forecast and Second General News Bulletin ...