... ' 0-DAY'S MONEY MARKETS. |CONRAD’S NEW ROMANCE. ——— e e DUBLIN, i Thursday Evening. JOSEPH CONRAD been secured FUNDS FIRM. RAILS BEYTER SUP- THE LATEST WORK OF MR. : . ..” PORTED. OOATS sLAT. Serlal Publication by the Propristors of ' T.P.'s WEEKLY, ...

... son of i Right Hon. E. Cooper. of Markre county Sligo, and a first cousin o R. W. Oooper, of Dougias. county Cotk Mr. Joseph Conrad hme had too manv ventures in all parts «f the world to mach of such a trifle w o motor sorident, | though it has mvoived ...

... book nas re , cotly senedod the prize of £lO6 offered by - Land and Water foe t h e test short story. the judges. being Joseph Conrad, Ainold Bennett and J. C. Squire. The story is itiolitoksi in the present. volume, which contains nine short stones in ...

... CONRAD NOVEL FILMED. One by one the best works of the modern masters of fiction are finding their way to the screen. Joseph Conrad's great novel, Vie. tory. has been made into a motion pi tare by Williwn Tourneur, and will be shown at La Scala Theatre ...

... at the Fatuous Playert.lAsky studios. It. now plans to work at the London studio with Arnold Emmett, Sir James Barrie, Joseph Conrad, end others. . __. The titbit of Mr. Midterm' first screen story has not yet been selected, but he has in mind a big, colourful ...

... At this rho. meet the novel is being threatened by perfection of technique. No more dangerous iaguem•r than that of Mr. Joseph Conrad is to me imaginable. The moment a novelist save to himself, 'How do I know all thi.,?' and the momenta dramatist says to ...