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... Coni ad, older son of late Joseph Conrad, the novelist. Conrad pleaded guilty to converting to his own use £1,1(|0 entrusted to him to buy manuscripts of his father’s works. Mr. Richard Curie, an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad, said after accused had been ...
... “Fanny,” starring Leslie Caron, Maurice awvdier. Charles Boyer. [.55 Film of the Book: “Outcast of the Islands” (BW), by Joseph Conrad, starring Ralph Richardson, Trevor Howard. 3 30 The High Chaparral: “No Trouble at AIL 4,20 Bugs Bunny. ...
... Regal next week you won't see a Queen or a Princess, but you'll see a cracking good film. It's taken from the novel by Joseph Conrad ang it's about courage or, more exactly, the line that divides heroes from cowards. Peter O'Toole. who needs no introduction ...
... in intense agony, it indeed, a thrilling triumph for science, and story which would require the pen of a Victor Hugo, a Joseph Conrad, a Stevenson, or Clark Uusecll for its adequate recounting. Another notable branch science in which patient labour has ...
... afternocon’s programme. 2.05 Fiim: Face to Face. Actually two 45minute fiims: The Secret Sharer with James Mason in a Joseph Conrad story as a ship's captain who deliberately shields a fugitive murderer. And at 2.50 the Bride Comes to Yellow Sky. Robert ...
... CVHISKr? arrangement witli Tribune*’) DOUAI (Nord), Monday.—A strange tale of murder in llie South Seas! evoking pages Joseph Conrad and conjuring up pictupea of Maori dancing girls and lonely men with the fiery fingers of the tropics and too much whisky ...
... of and a more general respect for a difficult calling than any which obtained in tl.u 1920’s and 1930 s. The word of Joseph Conrad. William M‘Fee and David Bone, fine noble prose as much of it was, was not sufficient. It is in the schools of these islands ...
... ging sea. and, at the risk their own lives, five other mariners from death. But it mould require the pen of Clark Russell Joseph Conrad to tell, it should b© told, this tale of gallantry and adventure of which Britain may well be proud. “It wa* my good fortune ...
... Far East, based on a 1900 convoy to Murmansk, under begins with a chance meetingina The Bounty Hunters (1973). novel by Joseph Conrad. Starring attack from German submarines . ) ) London foq. With Elissa Landi BBC-1, 1045 pm-1230 am. Peter O'Toole, Eli ...
... Bullcu has an’ten sap] well sea books, but the biter oy the most important. The stories ■ufcrnx toe ©>a laics Kipling Joseph Conrad, but the books such as ill© Cruiao the Cachalot,'’ or that which lies before m, infcnor to none. The author mieliigont ...
... the madhouse markets the world. The story has never been really told. It will not be told until a second Thomas Hardy or Joseph Conrad takes a few years wander there. Such one must go from the soft green fields of March in Central Texas where, the early ...
... have had conversations with the spirits of Cecil Rhodes at his in;a.va m the Matoppo Hills, and also with rd Haig and Joseph Conrad. e pledge my honour that Spiritualism is true,’ said Sir Arthur a few months ago, “‘and 1 know that Spiritualism is infinitely ...