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... having vigorous success, and * A MOTHER S SON,” by C. B FRY and his Wife, is now in its fourth edition. THE SECRET AGENT/’ JOSEPH CONRAD, is held by all the critics to be the most consummate work of art of the year, while “MAJOR VIGOUREUX/’ by “Q,” is out* ...
... and Compy Ltd Konsington W 8 (Edited by SIR PHILIP GIBBS) Contains Contributions by The Right Hon. G. N. BARNES, M.P. JOSEPH CONRAD PHILIP GIBBS MAJOR-GEN. SIR lAN HAMILTON GENERAL C. P. FENDALL HAMILTON FYFE CECIL ROBERTS THE LATE G. H. PERRIS JOHN ...
... desert who does for the gold rush into Death Va.tey what Robert W. Serv.ce d d tor the ICAindyke. TALES OF UNREST. Be JOSEPH CONRAD, Author of • The Arrow of God • New Impression 8.; net T. FIS‘I ER UN WIN. Ltd. Lon 'on. ...
... CONRAD'S PLAY TO COME OFF. WITHDRAWAL AFTER 11 PERFORMANCES. After only 11 performances. Joseph Conrad's play. lb. Secret Agent, will be withdrawn fruit the Ambassadors Theatre on Saturday It will tic followed on Monday by Glamour. - wh:ch h being ...
... ht te 1 testame it flaye. ) LEADER. Ob. LITERATURE. ime A BOOK OF THE DAY. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD. (By ROBERT LYND.) (Publlshod To-day.) Iwizt Land and Sea. By Joseph Conrad. Dint. k. If mucus has doubts of it. Conrad's genius be will do well to read The ...
... partly of addresses, and it will be published by John Murray. The Kitchen in Authership. Ai his farm, near Canterbury, Mr. Joseph Conrad is toiling on his Napoleonic novel and he knows how to take pains. But he has turned for • little to write • word in a ...
... SIX SHIU-INuS H EF BENSON S NEW NOVEL. • LCi THE V VIL3. DelphifuUy •> roadiaf . . . riv» proper Christmas thrill on ths JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M HUEFFKB. THE IN Ilf lUTOBS. EL. VOYNICH'S NEW NOVEL. JACK KAVMfXD PALL HALL GAZETTE: “The sucoresl novsl the Masoa ...
... ter MSS. -- - These are bald facts of the history of the Pole, Joseph Conrad Korzeniowski, whc.f-e fame in a short 30 years has grown so that the manuscripts of his nover,, carefully preserved by his wife from desttuctlon, sold recently in Amenco for ...
... more jealous of his popularity in India. Wrong Number THROUGH an unaccountable mistake in her name Mrs. Conrad, widow of Joseph Conrad, was rung up the other day and a voice said: Are you 498? This is Canterbury East railway station. There is a horse arrived ...
... Disaster. MR. CONRAD AND THE EMPRESS OF IRELAND. , Mr. Joseph Conrad, ,the well-known 'novelist. and himself • man of 20 yea.rie experience at sea. holding a maatees cartificata, in an article on The Lesson of th• Collision in the Illustrated Loudon ...
... PLAZA (A) Mr.. Stewart might have left it boring. JOSEPH CONRAD' am S f e Flight Command story unfolds itself hersi EMPIRE CM frank melodrama, presented b y i i gfirrbotundratsewci7chpalaealaaninastutheeel:44 W HAT a handsome 7min fellow Robert Taylor ...
... the books being read by the ensemble of our show, 'A Wonderful Night.' and I list accurately the books I found in them : Joseph Conrad (3). Edith Wharton (2), Theodore Dreiser, Will Durant (2), Plato, Shakespeare (2), Shaw, Chic Sale, Byron, Vina Delmar ...