... MR JOSEPH CONRAD'S ESTATE. Mr C'^nr-u], of St. Oswalds. Bi-hopsbourno. famerburr, th.', famous writer sea stories, and formerly roaster mariner, left estate of the^ greet value of He. stated tbar, without bmliofi mv trustees any wav l would lie express ...

... have passed away, among them Anatole France, Woodrow Wilson, Eleanor Duse, actress: Puccini, composer. Marie Corelli, and Joseph Conrad. These losse* are sudden: the emergence of new leader* in Art, letters and statesmanship is perforce gradual but suppose ...

... Many acutti aea w omen hare any, iimn; then France, Woodrow Wfin, I>u»e. actress: Puccini, erwporr, Man* Corelli, and Joseph Conrad. Theie are sudden the »ev in Art, letters and »peforce gradual but suppose tie neb are tiling up. Trade and’ fare bad another ...

... CONRADS UNFINISHED STORY. The late Joseph Conrad left an unfinished story which will published in due course. But will it. or will it not. finished by another hand, asks the ' Morninp Post.” Thee is precedent for either course. Stevenson's “St. Ives” ...

... eonima eong . I.uor Br.-dwo.vl I. “I’m seventeen •Tr * .ii gburpi. e'eVanat. w. nlher. and news. tGeh i-d Rcmioiscanees •I Joseph Conrad. * Savor land*. to*orrow. LONDON (2L0L—365 Mclr». 80 ,,7wf'l cS^ (p'i.Sn ...

... CONRAD'S CAPACITY FOR PAINS In an article n the late Joseph Conrad “on 8 and Cc Gening -is ssell’s Weekly says alway s surprising still, remains a matter ad became eve for wonder that a Polish hot only a master Mariner in the British Mere: antile Service ...

... Jtussian — Ds (C); S Literature, Mr Thomas Vardy, the new Vice Mersky C); Last Essays, Chairman of Houghton-le-Spring Rura by Joseph Conrad (CHMW); Sehools of Painting: Development of Paint- District Council, has been a member in Europe, Dy M bnes (C); the Council ...

... B. Caball The au Stallion, by Trov, by J oe; ts. 10 af Hele! n ol mer, DY Stately Southe connexion will he wi fof that Joseph Conrad, the Library are: Victory, ith Folly, Tee Youth, Almaver’s and Lord Jim. aot To-day’s best “Oy the frnited. — Malt,” ...

... RAYNE, Merry Iri.hman *. MUSICUb, Novelty M e '.c:ao. NEXT WEEK. THURSDAY. FRIDAY, ANO SATURDAYIA Super ITcturiiation ef JOSEPH CONRAD'S Popular NOSTROMO. Featuring GEORGE 0 BRIEN. JOAN RENEE, LOU TELLEGCN. A Ewa»hbueklinj, Kollieking Sea Story that will ...

... Children of the Whirlwind, featuring Lionel Barrymore and Marguerite Motte. On Thursday and for the remainder of the week Joseph Conrad's popular novel, Nostromo, will pictoriully shown, and as the east includes such stars us George O'Brien and Tellegen ...

... Daventrv. ADAPTATION OF LORD JIM. The first classical prose work to specially adapted for broadcasting is I/iril Jim. Joseph Conrad's famous novel, which listeners are hear February 18. Tlio adaptation being enrri»d out Mr Cecil .Lewis, w'ho will thus ...

... in- the Seven Seas. Ihe hook has introduction by his friend Sir Arthur Kostron. and it brings m another great sailor, Joseph Conrad, and his stories of the sea.- Commander lfodilly has made a selection the tales in Hakluyt for a volume which entitles ...