... Drummond,” planned as all-talkie, into production as Ronald Colman’s second individual starring vehicle. The Rescue,” the Joseph Conrad romance in which Colman appears an individual star for the first time, has now been synchronised with music and sound by ...

... a charming, unassuming chap, with black hair and brown eyes. His hobbies are reading and music; bis favourite author, Joseph Conrad, Possessing one of most attractive persorualilies the screen Hainee is to-day considered one of the screen’s most natural ...

... East Church preaching the sermon. PORTRAIT OF JOSEPH CONRAD The 9.30 p.m. feature In the Scot tish Home Service on Sunday evening, 26th September, at 9.30 p.m., ia unusual one. being a portrait of Joseph Conrad. The script, which has been written by John ...

... cuttings would only need protection during the first winter. . CONRAD’S DUEB.—In spite of the opposition of his family, Joseph Conrad left home at the age of 16, and travelled m Marseilles in search of work on a merchant ship. Hi took pare a gun-running ...

... Sir Arthur claimed have had conversations with the spirit of Cecil at his grave ihe Hills, and also with Lord liaig atul Joseph Conrad. pledge my honour that spiritualism is true.” he said a few months ago, '* and know that spiritualism is infinitely more ...

... 7th December, at 10 5 p.m.. Christopher Morley and Sir David Bone speak of the significance of the Otago wheel and of Joseph Conrad as both knew him. This conversation was recorded on the day following the presentation of the wheel at Temple Stairs. ROBERT ...

... form of story, mystery tales of the sea being especially demand. Among the standard authors who are strong favourites, Joseph Conrad and Robert L>uis Stevenson, who both wrote sea stones, lave olace« of honour. A standard ocean library consists of a selection ...

... Salome” in French, but perliaps the meet wonderful example of a man capturing language that not his owp is .supplied Mr Joseph Conrad. Mr Conrad is Pole, and although Poland baa no eea coast, was a sailor before be was a writer. not only writes good English; ...

... Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to'd* reporter Monday messages which, received from Field-Marshal Earl Haig, the soldier, and Joseph Conrad, the writer, after both those world figures were dead. It was while he was escorting company drawn from the delegates of ...

... Charmiade) what I most longed for in the world was a Sheraton bookcase filled with all the works bf Thomas Hardy, Henry James, Joseph Conrad, and Dickens. Also a feather-bed I” “Gracious!” said Charmiade, then laughed. But the sight of his grave face she stopped ...

... CX. i,ale of Work attentive audience heard Mr J. S. Houston PRICE OF BREAD.—The prirc the 41b. rend paper the work of Joseph Conrad. f Bo’ness has been reduced from 9d to a closely reasoned analysis, expressed The new price came into force Monwith great ...

... 9m lasi aquare-rigged sailing ship %«* tbs Bntbh iUg high .seas has now been •old to wealth? American. She tbe famous Joseph Conrad, the 212- ton veteran wjiich reoehtly arrived New Toil after two-year xoujid;lhe-world voyage which, started Ipswich in ...