... DEATH JOSEPH CONRAD. Joseph on© of modem EnsflaiwF’s greatest authors, -who -was neither birth an Englishman nor by inclination letters, died Sunday at rne, Kent, at the age of sixty-servon. the most magical writer of the sea and nr*.men, was a Pole, ...

... Convalescent Hi AUTHORS. Rt. ’Hon. A. J. Balfour Sir J. M. Barrio John Buchan E. h'. Benaon J. E. Buckrooo Hall Caine Joseph Conrad Ethel M. Deli Maud Direr Sir Arthur Conan Dojis Jeffery Farnol John Oalaworthy Beatrice Harrad’en Joseph Hocking Jerome ...

... 7.45 p.m. Trevor Howard. Sir Ralph Richardson, Wendy llllier in OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS (British) (a) From the Book by Joseph Conrad. April 2nd—Thursday at 530 and 7.45 p m. No performance on Good Friday Saturday at 5.30 and 7.45 p.m. Gregory Peck, Susan ...

... Space—the Earth, Sir Jaraee Jeans. 10.20. —Gershom Parkington Ouintet; Pita MacXay - 'soprano). J 1 10.—Initiation by Joseph Conrad (from the Mirror of the Sea), road by Ivan .Sampson, and his Band. (Time at S,r J. Jeans. ...

... Beveridge. o.3s.— Romance, Part 1. a play for broadcasting; written and produced by Peter Creswell, founded on the novel by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer, with Patrick Waddingtou. Carlcton Hobbs, Evelyn Ncilson. 10.50.—Grosvenor House Dance Band, from ...

... Gardner; B B C. Theatre Orchestra. —Romance. Part 2. a play written and produced Peter Creswell. founded on the novel by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Horner, with Patrick Waddington, Carleton Hobbs, Evelyn Neilson. 10.15—Time; weather, news. 10.50. —National ...

... which Admiral lLord Beatty presented the medals awarded for Life-boat Services in 1922, and a notable tribute from Mr. Joseph Conrad, who speaks of the Life-hoat Service as the Service which “does not give up.” S There is @n account of Prince of Wales” ...

... assailing you in the dead still* neoa of your present where nothing moves except the irrecoverable minutes your life. —Joseph Conrad, from Cltonce/' WOEDii. Weak and full of wants , selves, we mast make rather take heart, to some this poor world while ...

... Baache in the North West.” tbe Story of an Experiment ; The Answers to the Call,” by Charles G. D. Roberts ; stones by Joseph Conrad, violet Jar oh, Eden Phi 11- potts. Laurence Mott. Sidney Pickering, other well known writer*. , \l7'ORKltffe for its living ...

... —Stratton String Quartet. 10.20. —Prayeri. 10.35. —Moscow, 1812; reading by Jack Minster from The Warrior's Soul, by Joseph Conrad. 10.40. —Henry Hall and Orchestra. 11.40. —J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 12. —Time, newt. FOR THE FORCES. 6. —Time, news ...

... Close. THIRD PROGRAMME 6. —Contemporary British Compoecra. „ 6.50 -Contemporary Canadian Poet rv. 7.10 —Marcel Dupre 7.40 Joseph Conrad. 8. —The Belgian Piano Quartet. 9. —'‘Paradise Lost. 9.50 —Purcell Anthology. 10.40 “Tears. 10.55 —Close. Rye, Philips ...

... fourth ?—generation of Maga's contributors will be well represented in its pages. The list of contents contains stories Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Maurice Howlett, the winners of the Academy's £50 prizes for the best books of laat year. Cassell's New Penny Magazine ...