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... the backwaters civilisatw— - Mother. A big mouth often sign a cert» generosity of mind and feeling. , is fata! sign.—Joseph Conrad The w of Gold. A general has much to bear and reed* nerves. Tho civilian tot) much think that war is only like the working®' ...
... me couple, Miss Cécile Barclay and Mr. Rupert Lister, appear. {once will nighily) in “ Victory ’ an istand tale 2 by Joseph Conrad, as pro- duced in Tondon by Miss Marie Lohr. The action of the play takes laco in the sea of ava, and it is in no way connected ...
... in places so remote and so sunny as the islands of the Sea of Java. are vebewent thrills in the dramalise version of r, Joseph Conrad's * Victory, ” resented at the Theatre Royal by Miss Ceci! arclay and Mr. Rupert Lister. as the tag ts it, hath her victories; ...
... 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 ...
... answered, The lid!” The Big Four. “ Four names-stand out as in the English fiction of to-day—Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad, and John Galsworthy.”--Mr. Clement Shorter. Threadbare Novels. Mr. Edmund Gosse, presiding at a debate in London 'Mr, ...
... the inevitable a in style, con- sequent upon choice of and personality of the a r, and that there are excep- tions, as Joseph Conrad and Doroth to name two outs cases, it remains a fact that there is a relatio ip in style nearly all, which, if it 1s not ...
... There is something of what may be called without offence the brutality | f Kipling in them, Sometimes there is a bint of Joseph Conrad and Joseph Hergesheimer. It must not be assumed that there is any con- cious imitation of these authors. But both ubject ...
... of some of his old favourites, th I ould not contend that any of them would jease or interest in exactly the same way: Joseph Conrad, J. 8. Fletcher, Galsworthy, ewlett, Eden Phillpotts, Sheila Kaye Smith, luzh Walpole, W. Riley, and the short stories ...
... countryman Scott. The turn of the century saw the rise of lesser Bennett, men, though still famous—Wells, Galsworthy, with Joseph Conrad towering in lofty inecrutability over all, alone perhaps to be judged by posterity as the rival of the great Victorians ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD IN SEARCH OF w A Tr Ore Tay AB KT MILAM War AM Crrwpmavra [Tms is a@ book for Conrad lovers. One exceptional interest, telling of how 1 great writer and fine quitted his stu and went down to the sea again—in @ Q-bo It is a plain tale and ...
... the volume entitled “ Ensign Knightly’s Return,” and later and more won- deriully by that adopted master of our letters, Joseph Conrad, in “ The Heart of Darkness.’ In both Mason and Conrad you feel the presence of that strange and subtle power in- digenous ...
... Agent,” founded on his novel he Albert Hali, the was meagre the title of the Nationa! Savings Movement, of that name, Mr. Joseph Conrad was asked and the National Savings Cotnmittee was to p particularly for a pianist whose dominat- why he had decided to ...