... CONTINUOUS, 2.30 till 10.30. TO-DAY AND ALL THE WEEKGEO. O'BRIEN, Lou Telleu.n, anti Stewart FROM HE • / NOVEL BY JOSEPH CONRAD. A STORY OF LOVE, LIFE, AND HONOUR. The Tale of the Sliver Treasure, with the tang of the salt spray and flying spindrift ...

... HALL. CONTINUOUS, 2.30 till 10.30. s TO-DAY AND ALL THE WEEKCEO. O'BRIEN, Lou Tellegen, and Stewart FROMI . a NOVEL BY JOSEPH CONRA.D. The Tale of the Silver Treasure, with the tang of the salt spray and flying spindrift. A CLEAN, HEALTHY ADVENTURE PICTURE ...

... . Edinburgh Ofit•,I O , 6OII4 t O C O 6Oe4 , 4COOCQ which a splendid survey of British battleships L s given. PooLes.—Joseph Conrad is the author of the story in Nostromo, the Fox production which is featured at the Synod Hall this week, but it bears ...

... BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMIIE, Consisting of GEO. O'BRIEN in NOSTROMO. The Great Adventure Picture, from the S tory by JOSEPH CONRAD. Charles Rogers Ind Mary Brian in MORE PAT LESS WORK. From the Peter B. Kyne Story Cappy icks. Brimful of Fun. And ...

... DOUBLE FEATURE 2 A AIME, Consisting of GEO. O'BRIEN in NOSTROMO. • The Great .‘,civenture Picture, from the S tory by JOSEPH CONRAD. Charles Rogers and Mary Brian in MORE PAY LESS WORK. From the Peter 8.. Kyne Story Cappyßicks. Brimful of Fun. And ...

... THE WORLD TO-DAY. The third instalment of the intimate letters of the late Joseph Conrad in The World To-day •• for February, which shows the author treading the painful path to literary reco4nition, is perhaps even more descripti , e of the man and ...

... and Ronald Coleman makes a great success of his part. On Thursday— No Man's Gold. CENTRAL RUCEAIA.—An. adaptation of Joseph Conrad's famous novel, Lord Jim, is a splendid production, both from the artistic and spectacular point of view. Shirley Mason ...

... THE WORLD TO-DAY. Not long before his death, Joseph Conrad made a trip to America. The last instalment of his intimate letters in The World To-Day contains several written to friends . there which give a very clear idea of his opinion of the country ...

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... the late Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, was ester day charged at Mai ylebone Police Court, London, on counts with fraud involving £I6CO. An extt aordinary story of his inducing a woman to with £llOO to secure the manuscript (AP Joseph Conrad's novel ...

... Charges of fraud, involving altogether sums totalling £l6OO, were preferred against Alfred Borys Conrad, son of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist. at Ma.rylebone Police Court today. When he was previously before the Court, among the allegations made against ...

... Kelty. TO-DAY'S NEWS. THE BLUNT WORD MR MANTON, M.P., SUSPENDED: CALLS ATTORNEY - GENERAL A 'JAR. MOTORS AND MANUSCRIPTSA JOSEPH CONRAD'S SON IN COURT. CRUELTY CASE SEQUEL: *ACQUITTED COUPLE'S TIOUSE STONED. ANOTHER BIG SCOTS WHISKY I:l l ,RGErti. S.A,A.A ...