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... Weather Forecast and Second General News Bulletin. S.B. to all Stations. Toptcal Talk. Mr Richard Curie Reminiscences of Joseph Conrad. 6.8. to all EAtations. Local News. 30--the Savoy Havana Band and Selma, Bane, relayed from the Savoy Hotel, London. S ...
... fine Scottish characteristics. A stirring, well-written story is the verdict on Through Flood and Fire. SUSPENSE, by Joseph Conrad. .T. M Dent & Sons, Ltd., London, 7s 6d. This is Conrad's last novel, and he left it unfinished. That invests the work ...
... CONRAD'S DECLINE. Failing Powers in Later Years. No good, so far as I can see, is done by the pretence that Joseph Conrad's powers were not declining in his last years. One made excuses for The Rover,' partly because an occasional error should be permitted ...
... writer. Times had changed, however, and the whole movement was swinging round to a new kind of enthusiasm for Stevenson. Joseph Conrad was in the main responsible for the Stevensonian revival, and he loved to think of these two men, SteNenson and Conrad ...
... Adventurers of Britain. Have we in our literature done quite , full justice to the sea ? Sometimes a reat artist like Joseph Conrad gives us book which becomes a classic; but the ',many moods of the ocean seem at times to baffle descriptive pens. It is ...
... Hegroz. and J. B. t'hapn.an deal in a'ltiactive stylo with (ho lives of siieli inttrestinc personalities Herman Melville, Joseph Conrad, and Cecil Roberts; while among thu other contributors who command attention arc C. Lewis, with •'City Songs”; Katherine ...
... Herr Stresemann at the . . -etinf.,? of the Council. The last issue do ned the first of the series of the • :.tters of Joseph Conrad, whi dressed in the main to his fellow a .letters in this issue are of a more pr -; and have a tart and pungent fla .i ...
... , A CONRAD STORY. PRINCES CINEMA.— Lord Jim, an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's novel, although showing the limitations of the screen in translating the complete trend of author's theme, is nevertheless a picture with a decided appeal to- the imagination ...
... SATURDAY. ZANE G REY '8 'THE VANISHING RACE, Featuring RICHARD DVK. A Ten Reel Super Picture. TO-DAY—LAST I)AY OF SHOWING JOSEPH CONRAD'S LORD JIM. 6.80. PALLADIUM, 8.45. TWICE E. FOUNTAINBIHDGE. NIGHTLY. WARNER BAXTER and ESTIIER RALSTON In Till: rEOVI ...
... is 3d, 2s. NEXT WEEK -GEORGE O'BRIEN in NOSTROMO, from the Book NOSTROMO, TIIE TALE OF THE 'SILVER TREASURE, by Joseph Conrad, ...
... MONDAY, JANUARY 24, AND ALL THE WEEKGEO. O'BRIEN, Lou Tellegen, and Stewart Rome, in NOSTROMO, FROM THE NOVEL BY JOSEPH CONRAD. A STORY OF LONE, LIFE, AND HONOUR. A Tale of the Silver Treasure, with the tang of the salt spray and flying spindrift ...
... some little time ago. He has played in several noteworthy productions. A Conrad Story. The film adaptation of the late Mr Joseph Conrad's story, Nostromo, the Tale of the Silver Treasure, was undertaken by and the picture is to be shown at Poole's (Synod ...