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... EARLY TO-DAY, 2-40, 6-30, 8-45 THE BIG BROADCAST OF DAIIy 2-40 8-46 An Adaptation of the Novel The Secret Agent By JOSEPH CONRAD LONDON IN PERIL! Death Stalks the Streets as the Terrorists Strike. ...
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A ROMANCE OF SAIL Alan Villiers. DSC., ai. a number of bocks on olc
... before the mast, ran the tour-masted barque- Parma !in the Australian gram trade i during iy3l-34. and sailed 1 'he Joseph Conrad round the ■ world 1934-36. Since the war has commanded the sail-trammg ship Warspite for the famed Outward Bound Sea School ...
A Few Books
... Memoir, by Portraits and Illustrations. 10 6. DALE FOLK, By I). r.VA RATt 'ld I'll Illustrated Fred Law sot). 10, ti, JOSEPH CONRAD, LiTe and Jitters. £ THE GREVILLE DIARY 2 Vols, Illustrated. 00 •- JE.W THE CHARM OF BIRDS. —VISCOfXT OKKV. V-' KIPLING'S ...
Did You Read SONIA? If you did you will want to read SONIA MARRIED, - 6/9 net. as ever. Soma
... -Daiij Ktws. Cheap Editions that are having Big Sales. No. 7, BRICK ROW. 19; COMIN THRO' THE RYE,' 1/9. NEW NOVEL BY JOSEPH CONRAD. The Annow Of Gold,' 8/- net. A Romance concerned mainly with the love story of a sea captain aud beautiful Spanish girl ...
MEMORIES OF, A PUBLISHER
... years later he was one of the best-known publishers the world, whose list had included Henry James. J. M. Karrie. Conan Joseph Conrad, Marie Rider Haggard and Charles Garvice. St cries of these writers and many ethers are told hi Mr. Eveleigh Nash's volume ...
POETRY OF JOHN MASEFIELD
... Masefieid. Mr. Mason looked upon Maaefield primarily poet the sea, and began comparing his work in this with the writings at Joseph Conrad. There was, however, all; Masefield a strange contrast between his:,: idealised conception of beauty in life and his. stern ...
from Pope I.J education, for example, they were much tempted turn to those' forms education which could turned ..
... er can actually let every word of a sermon pass through his mind while thinking steadily about something else. •' Mr. Joseph Conrad, in.ms new novel, •Under Western Eyes,' alludes to the Russian love of words. says that the Russians are ' always ready ...
LOCAL NEWS
... Adventures, gives us mixed bag of sports recollections. Walter Tittle deals in pencilled drawing and penned word with Joseph Conrad, Earl Beatty, and W. J. Locke; L. Raven Hill, the famous Punch: artist, makes some good fun out of the trials and t ...
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
... drinks. Next Week's SHOWS TE A LOUSY and intrigue fever-iofested equatorial island the basis Victory, from the novel by Joseph Conrad, which begins a three-days showing the MAJESTIC on Monday. Frederic March gives a sterling performance a recluse who hates ...
EXPRESS AM) ADVERTISER, .7 ELY 6. 1913
... complete stories of real human interest from the pens of such writers Louis Tracy. Owen Oliver, William Hope Hodgson, and Joseph Conrad, the highest class. d a reeip' FOULRfDGE VACATION. -Tim Nation.) wi- k-r-ifl INSURANCE ACT. _ 'n . and r i BOAT P. -( M ...
TAILORS Saart Spring Styles
... Abe Mitchell gives splendid tips golfers Twenty Best Golf Hints, and How Conrad Wrote the title article b)r Mrs. Joseph Conrad, describing her husband's work. An entertaining article about one of the most popular newspaper oomic strips -is Meet ...
LOCAL
... remarkable list of stories in th© pr.aent numb.-r indude contributions by E. W. Horuung, Jack London, Mrs. Flora Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad, H. G. Wells, Muriel Harris, an l Cli as. D. Robert®. The articles of general and personal interest inchid®:—“The Building ...