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... A GREAT NOVELIST. literature has suffered a great loss in the death of Joseph Conrad. He was not only master of a wonderful style, but the creator of a He told us novel of a distinct type. stories of seafaring and adventure in strange places; but he infused ...
... WED THURS. FRI. ann SAT JOSEPH The HOUSE of INTRIGUE WELL-KNOWN NOVEL Starriog “ Victory Peggy May Tre famous novel by & Joseph Conrad adapted for the screen by Maurice AN absorbing drama ‘from Tourneur, the great the novel by Arthur W ducer. It is a.story ...
... and the Sea. Tu cf Joseph Conrad, con- to * for by Mr. Joha Galsworthy, we are that Conrad dis- hiked teimg labe ied a nov + of the sca. “The sca was no friend of ono too with its moods. He wrote of the sea as perhaps no one has written, but dominant ...
... might have knighted. Mark Joseph Conrad, and Robert Bridges, but then, every reader of the halfpenny morning paper {saye a literery writer) would have last Fri- day morning: “ Who the devil are Mark Rutherford, Joseph Conrad, and Robert Bridges ?” Hull ...
... fiction has an enormous following in Russia. Nearly every author translated into Russian, from Conan Doyle Galsworthy. Joseph Conrad, Arnold Bennett, and Hall Caine. The most widely read are Bernard Shaw and H. G. Wells, along with the Amerioea favourite ...
... Sayings of the Day. If a man has to confess that his wife is Mrs. . Joseph Conrad. cook he feels annoyed with himself. The real detective is an ordinary, nice Col. Carter (Scotland Yard). being like anybody else.—Lieut.- No one is more kind to the poor ...
... terton (Soprano). 8.20-—Regional News. Lethe Holland (Tenor). 8.25—“The Rescue.” novel A Play taken from the 10.15-—W. Joseph Conrad, by Cecil Lewis. and News. 10.30-12.0—Ase Leeds. ...
... CONRAD TERRIFIED B OW DS. Writing of his {friendship with Joseph Conrad, the author, Sir Henry Newbolt says he was artistic sensitive and restless to the last degree. The more he talked, the more quickly he consumed his cigarettes, rolling them so fast ...
... and Saturday from 3.55. RALPH RICHARDSON. TREVOR HOWARD. ROBERT MORLEY. WENDY HILLER, OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS (A). By Joseph Conrad ...
... Cont. 6.0 10.20. Sat from 50. RALPH RICHARDSON, TREVOR HOWARD. ROBERT MORLEY. WENDY HILLER OUTCAST THE ISLANDS (A) Joseph Conrad. HI LLC REST. HAREHILLS LANE Coot 6.0 Rod Cameron. Adrian Booth. ...
... 70—Pattison'sa Balen Orche: B Dance Orchestr: vs Cate et ct jam Lee 10.0— on New es, 10.15-11.0— Typhoon, a story of the Joseph Conrad, Radio ada Woe and produced by Pete: Pee ‘eswe. Manchester (2ZY), 787 Ke/e, 6.15 end Lesés. ...
... Gonacientious Craftsman. Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose first play waa pro- ced in London last night, was induced to k by “ Manchester Guardian ™ corre- ondent. Mr, John Burns was mentioned. th! a really nice chap, Burns,” exclaimed r. Conrad. “*Towent to see ...