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... to a tea shop for a cup of Bovril when she is pale and •an. and Bovril is the first thought of the man of retiource in Joseph conrad'• powerful novel - Within the Tides at the time of the wreck. Even animals are not over'coked, and the famous Elephant ...
... supernatural powers. I shoulit decline in the one case as the other. That line psychologist and master of language, Mr. Joseph Conrad, in one of his prefaces, has some excellent remarks on the cheap supernaturalism with which he, of all men, has been t ...
... meeting the following writers, together with their works, were considered: Rudyard Kipling, Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, Joseph Conrad and John Calsworthy. Q's book for discussion was Shining Ferry. The class is fortunate in again securing Mr. Lockwood ...
... beautiful settings and a powerful cast. For the last three trays of the week Ronald Colman stars in — The Rescue, filmed from Joseph Conrad's book. Lily Damita is also in the cast. This film gives GMman one of his greatest rolcs and shows honour and loyalty fighting ...
... MUSICAL INTERLUDES—VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL—AT ALL PERFORMANCES. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, NOV. 22, 22, XL RONALD COLMAN IN JOSEPH CONRAD'S GREAT STORY THE RESCUE , With LILY DAMITA. This Herbert Brenon production gives Ronald Colman his greatest role.—The ...
... with R. 1,. Stevenson's 'Treasure Island, the second with Thomas Hardy's The Return of the Native, and the last with Joseph Conrad's Youth. Discussion will follow each lecture. For the three lectures now commencing there will be no fee and everyone ...
... will be a later contributor to the series, also N. Boslestiu, famed equally as a poet of gastronomy and restaurateur. Joseph Conrad's novel, The Rescue. has been adapted for the tnicreabone by Cecil fowls. who will produce the radio version on March ...
... beauty's sake as well as for their use of natural forces: your true yachtsman. even of the younger generation, is a man whom Joseph Conrad. as fine a navigator as he was novelist, would have hailed as brother and did, no doubt, rejoice in. These, too, were virtues ...
... but in engine, machinery, and pumping apparatus. said Mr. Foot. He carried out his work abroad, and they ought to have a Joseph Conrad or a Quiller- Couch to tell them what he did abroad. Between 1816 and 1873 he was going out with the prospect of unlimited ...
... sailed the seas ifs seamen, as navigators, as fishermen. Think of Ilakluyt s 'voyages. Then, among writers, you think of (Joseph Conrad, who captained more than one windjammer and whose love for the sailing ship never palled. And Marryatt, too, knew what ...
... on December 4th and Sth. Romance, which was previously broadcast in 1930, is founded on the novel of the same name by Joseph Conrad and Ford Made: Iliteffer, the latter one of two brit• tient brothers ithe other being Oliver Rados Hearer) who made hie ...
... AN EYE FOR AN EYE-HOTCHA-MA-CHOTCHA BOYSCOTTISH MINSTRELSY. An Eye ter an Eye. Adapted from The Secret Agent. - by Joseph Conrad. Sabotage. at the Odeon on Monday , next, stars Sylvia Sidney and Oscar liomolka, I with John Loder almost providing ...