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... d Radio Legend. 4.1«: Freya of the Isles.” by Joseph Conrad. 4.45: How Christians Worship 5.0: News in Welsh 5.80; Children’s Hour. 6.0: News, Records. 6.30: American Portraits. 6.4o;’’Wit-and-Polish. 6.50: 8.8. C. Orchestra. 7.30; News -in Norwegian ...
... 2.0 FOR THE BROAD-MINDED H Note.—Reduced Prices. 9d. 4s. Next Week ROBERTSON. Tomorrow.” JEAN FORBES- Clifford Evans Joseph Conrad. THE SHOWPLACE OE ENGLAND Oeors Open 10.45 Coot. 11 m. to 9 p.m DOROTHY LAMOUR, TYRONE POWER in “JOHNNY APOLLO’!; Screened ...
... JOSEPE CORRAD-PLAYFIUGHI Hr. Joseph Conrad was interviewed ,esterday on the stip of the .4naliassadore' Theatre. where ha was superintending the Productine of hie play. The Secret Agent, founded on his novel of that name Asked why he had derided to write ...
... As it is, the setting is an English fishing village and the play has been built by Thomas Browne on a short story by Joseph Conrad. Its theme is the short-lived and tragic love affair a village maiden, played in this week’s production at the Theatre ...
... Islands. is the entertainment at the end of the week. It introduces a new star, Kerima. The film Is based on the book by Joseph Conrad and was shot in Ceylon before returning to Shepperton Studios for studio work. The final sequences before the long trip ...
... from Henry Ford: “Any colour you like as long as it’s black” Novel outrage: From left: Thomas Hardy Arnold Bennett and Joseph Conrad are among the literary stars outraged at plans by the Lord Chamberlain to censor stage plays During hearings in August ...
... first play and his last novelportraits of the author and wife. furniture and madly 200 letters written to Galsworthy by Joseph Conrad. Much of the material Is being provided by Mr. Rudolf Sauter. the painter. who is a nephew of Catsworthy. and his wife ...
... Institute (Is. net) is a most interesting production, to which many wellknown authors and artists have contributed, including Joseph Conrad, C. Fox Smith, Alfred Noyes, David W. Bone, Bennett Copplestone, Heath Robinson, Julius Olsson, R.A., W. L. WyHie, R ...
... Racecourse. G. 8. Street.—What Tcheknof Thought of It, Maxim Gorki. —Yarner. Eden Phillpotts.— Under Western Eyes (vL). Joseph Conrad. Zubbaxindo.—Proportional Representation. Ix*rd Courtney, of Penwith. —Thp Psychology of Tariff Reform. Herbert Flowerdew ...
... pei'icTß MR: E. The City Librarian. THE NOVELS OF JOSEPH CONRAD. NELL ST. CONGREGATIONAL CONCH derriras To-morrow at 1 t a.m. and 6.W p m. Preacher: REV. R. H. SAMUEL. All Friends Wrlrome. Hymnals Pros MEN'S FIRESIDE MONDAY, 7.45 P.M. SATURDAY, MARCH ...
... and there are also no portraits and landscapes. At the I exhibition there is also shown Bpstein's fine bronse bust of Joseph Conrad. The pictures are on view until July 2Stb, quite free, and • cordial invitation is ,estended to s 1 lovers of art in Coventry ...
... roland. are the Arehbianop Canterhurv, Cardinal Bourne, Lord Bryce. Lord fcvereley, Mr. Asquith, Mr. Winston Churchill, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. H. B. Irving, Professor Gilbert Murray, and Mr. T. P. O’Connor, M.P. All communications to addressed Mr. J. H. Harley ...