... from Greenwich. Weather forecast and 2nd general news bulletin (S.B. te all stations). Richard Curie, Berniniscences of Joseph Conrad (SB. to all stations). 10,30—The Savoy Havana Band and Selma Four (Relayed from the Savoy Hotel, London), (S.B. te all ...

... Compton in ::.ar Time. 10.11—8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra conducted by lan Whyte. 10.46—Epilogue. 10.66—The Shadow Line by Joseph Conrad with Hedley Goodall, Stephen Jack, Ernest Jay, Norman Shelley, Arthur Coullet, Philip Wade and Cyril Roberts. 11.40—Light ...

... production “Almayer’s Polly,” that I discovered that companion that Sunday evening was less a person than the famous novelist Joseph, Conrad. ...

... done make life on the land attractive and remunerative if the leakage is to be stopped. JOSEPH CONRAD TO-DAY. Nowadays, •offering from gout in hie bands, Joseph Conrad, whose new book ‘The Rover’’ is published this week, writes very little. Seated in his ...

... had no distinguished author with the knowledge and ability to write authentic novels, plays or films about the sea since Joseph Conrad. . . Mr. Harrison said he had seen the world premiere of a play described in our most influential newspaper as a promising ...

... refloating was accomplished after much delay but blld luck fcrced abandonment of the vessel. K!;gther swiling, vessel, the Joseph Conrad, bore English colours for a short while but she was sold quite recently. ...

... Iveather white. MR CONRAD'S TRIPS. Tlie “Cal! the Running Tide** h*« always ben a “Strong Call and a Clear Call** for Mr Joseph Conrad («aya a “Diapach** Man in hla Diaryl. The voyage which began Saturday is purely a pleasure one. though I trust that some ...

... Announcments. (Daventry only) Shipping Forecast.— 9.20— “Lord Jim,” a romantic radio story-play, taken from the novel by Joseph Conrad, by Cecil Lewis, with Harcourt Witliams; John Gielgud, Hector Abbas, Herbert Lugg, H. St. Barbe West, Eric Cowley, Ronald ...

... details from any reader. L'(ry original correspondent (J. S. T. of ‘y;nemouth) also makes reference to the sailing ship Joseph Conrad, which was bought by A. J. Villiers, the novelist, who ran her for several months before she was bought by an American ...

... overflowing is mainly responsible for the excellent fertility the reclaimed fen lands. CONRAD AND THE SEA. some reminiscences Joseph Conrad, contributed to •‘Scribner’s’* for January Mr John Galsworthy, we are told that Conrad disliked being labelled novelist ...

... I was ftnnking getting away by myself to sense relative values. HOW HE LOOKED. And then, aomehjw, I being infoduoed to Joseph Conrad. He came with a sort of sinuous pice, with sort of writhing servility; and lovked —it is the only word to use, I to translate ...

... General News Bulletin; Local Announcements. 9.15—11.0.—“L0rd Jim,” a Romantic Radio Story Play, taken from the novel of Joseph Conrad, adapted and produced by Cecil Lewis. MR LLOYD GEORGE. Interviewed From U.S. by Ocean Phone. conversation took place t ...