... i:nAt.Ké Unavoidable Absence of CORPL, FORTUNE, Bangour, Mr C. H. SIMPSON, M.A., of Biggar th School, will Teoture on * Joseph Conrad.” All Welcome. Silver OSotaom. | . R R WHEN in Town Please Ca.‘.lfijo Wm, Taylor’s, 13 Duke Street, Hamilton. Tobaccos, ...

... and Wednesday. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. RONALD COLMAN EE=AXR CARL BRISSON in sSEE SE'fHE RESC?J?R THE AMERICAN By JOSEPH CONRAD, : From Eden Phillpotts’ Famous Novel. The Romance of a Wanderer of the Seven ‘“An excellent film worth while seeing Seas ...

... capture of the brig, ‘“Zephyr,”” in the early part of last century. It was, I think, the same incidents which inspired Joseph Conrad to write “Romance.’”’ 'ORIOUS.” Harper Bros. have just published “Peder Victorious,”” by Prof. O. E. Rolvaag. First written ...

... previously arranged. Tre ArsamßrA.—The programme for next week at the Alhambra will be opened with ““ The Rescue,” by Joseph Conrad, featuring Ronald Colman and Lily. Damita. The struggle between his obligations to his native friends and his love for ...

... confidently forward to a successful season. LITERARY AssociATlON.—The Association was honoured last Tuesday with an essay on “ Joseph Conrad ” by the Director of Studies in Glaggow University, Mr J. R. Peddie, M.A. through the good offices of Mr R. C. Mackie. ...

... of Biggar High School. © Mr A. C. M‘Nair, M.A., president of the guild, was in the chair, Mr Simpson’s subject was ‘‘ Joseph Conrad,” and to a highly appreciative audience he gave a acholarly and efc)aquent' address on' this master of ‘Eng{i.gh‘ literature ...

... nationality and language under)constant repression ‘and cruelty. He paid. tribute to the great literary achievements of ‘Joseph Conrad, and gave a short resume of the life and adventure .of that great Lithuanian literary genius, who, although an.alien, could ...

... held that he was a misguided ome. A dlscussion ensued, and some of Mr Napler's positions were criticlsed. A paper on ‘Joseph Conrad,” by Mr J. A. Peddle, M.A., of Glasgow Unlversit{, wiil bo read next Tuesday evening by Mr R. C. Mackle. ...

... ‘an excellent lecture, full of interest and in struction was given by Mr C. Harvey Simpson, . M.A., High School, on ¢ Joseph Conrad.” Mr : Simpson, .being a Conrad enthusiast, . treated { his subject in such a way as to arrest and maini tain. his hearers’ ...

... study his portrait. One illuminating thought has struck me from such a study, and that is the resemblance between him and Joseph Conrad. Nor is this resemblance merely on the surface. There is a subtle bond of artistic sympathy between the two. From the deck ...

... programme will be brought to a fitting climax by the showing to-night (Saturday) of “mThe Rescue,” a picture production of Joseph Conrad’s great novel, featuring Ronald Colman. The thrilling qualities of Conrad’s great work are well brought out in this great ...