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... said that individual experiences went a long way in promoting international friendship, an*J he instanced the case of Joseph Conrad, that master of English and the writer of those classic narratives of the sea. Conrad, when he was in a Swiss pass, saw ...
... libraries. In fiction, the most popular form .jy v. tales of the sea being especi J Among the standard authors p* favourites, Joseph Conrad ll Stevenson, who both wrote /‘j; places of honour. A consists of a selection of biography, history, travel, science, and ...
... Villiers, a well-known writer of sea stories and owner of the vessel, as a cabin boy on the full-rigged sailing vessel, ‘‘Joseph Conrad,” which is going on two-years’ voyage round the world. He will be envied by many boys for his good fortune in being chosen ...
... 7th December, at 10.5 p.m., Christopher Morley and Sir David Bone speak of the significance of the Otago wheel and of Joseph Conrad as both knew him. This conversation was recorded on the day following the presentation on-the wheel at Temple Stairs. ROBERT ...
... counted 42 other ships, all unable to moVe for lack of a wind. Alongside his own ship was the Torrance, the ship on which Joseph Conrad was mate at the time; A very light wind rose after a few days, and though not strong enough to give any help to the heavier ...
... film was made for Mr Goldwyn, who releases through United Artists, in The Rescue,” Herbert Brenon’s pictnrisation of the Joseph Conrad story in which Ronald Colman appeared as Tom Lingard and Miss Damita as Mrs Edith Travers. The Cock-Eyed World,” Tire Bridge ...
... who declares war on drug barons to save her son. AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS (Channel 5, 3.05 a.m.): 1951 adaptation of a Joseph Conrad novel, starring Ralph Richardson and Trevor Howard. ...
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... Ktrlotergt Privacy.. ALL LOAN ca SCOTLAND ID. pAwnlTOher), AItG STREET, GLASGOW (Prirate Tni£ art AVrsu thk West. —Mr Joseph Conrad write* the winds the J the Pad Mall Mac»*ine” :—’The prevailing weather of ■ the North AtOatie,” aayi, “is typical of ...
... NIGHT.”—In the current number of The Bookman,” Mr R. L. Megioz has an interesting article describing an interview with Joseph Conrad. It was an eventful date, th? first night of The Secret Agent ” at the Ambassadors’ Theatre. Conrad stayed in his hotel ...
... In length, subniilled u» K. 11.5., c,o the office of this paper. DEATH OP NOVELIST’S WIDOW.-Mr» Jessie onrad, widow of Joseph Conrad, the novelist, died in Guy's Hospital, London, aged 64. She met Conrad in 1892, and wa» during the 29 years of their married ...
... actress Suzanne Flon appears as Lautrec’s second love. Laughing’ Anne,” showing at the GAUMONT, is based on a story by Joseph Conrad. Filmed in Technicolor and set in the 1880’s, it is about a woman whose laugh was well known all over the Java coast. She ...