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... Eyes,’’ by Joseph Conrad. ♦ THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.” Place of honour in the Nineteenth Century” properly given to Lord Motley’s fine article on ■' British Democracy and Indian Government.” one more entitled to ante on such a subject. has just left the ...
... life. lie contributors to the May number include Maxim Gorki >».ort st..iy), A. C. ben-on £ '®!l'* paper The Musician). Joseph Conrad (the continuation the hi serial. I uder Wealeru Fees I. and others tho choicest spirits the literature tcMla.v. Thai d ...
... Chorus. 9.0. —Arthur Kennedy (viola); James Donovan (saxophone); Cora Astle (pianoforte), from Birmingham. 9.30. Youth,” by Joseph Conrad, read by H. S. Ede. 10.0. —Weather, News and Road Report. 10.15.—Jay Whidden’s Band from the Carlton Hotel. 11.0—1L15. ...
... 2 —The Land of Journeys, by Major Walter Elliot. 7.4s.—Romance, Radio Play, founded by Peter Creswell on the novel by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer; produced by Peter Creswell. 9.4s.—Weather and News. 10.0. —People and Things, by Mr. Harold Nicolson ...
... —Shipping Forecast; New York Stock Market ReporU 9.20.—“ The Rescue,” a play taken by Cecil Lewis, from the novel' by Joseph Conrad; produced Cecil Lewis, with Robert Loraine, Drake, Henry Oscar, Abraham Sofaer, Andrew Churchman, Philip Wade, Horace Sequeira ...
... Tattersall. Glasgow, bad warm welcome at Kettering on Thursday week, when lectured the Pleasant Thursday Meeting or. Joseph Conrad. He paid moving tribute to the life and work of the late Air. F. Cun!iffe, Kettering journalisl, who was, said, one the ...
... ’‘English Kvview literature. Among the contributors the February number are rank Uarns, Moore. Mora Annie Steele, Toung, Joseph Conrad, E. J. Dillon, Arthur Symons, ilargaret L Woods, and \V. H. Titterton. The thrM* named are responsible for the poetry, ...
... TOWCESTER. CONEAD. Joseph Conrad’s novel, Lord im,’’ was the subject ot paper given at the Literary Society's meeting at the National Schools Wednesday night, by Mr. George Leather, who drew attention to the fact that Conrad, a Pole, learned the English ...
... seen in Hollywood and who had come to Denham to look at the studio with Robert Montgomery, whom he will direct. Victory,” Joseph Conrad’s tale of the South Seas, will be filmed by Paramount, and the Pulitzer prize-winning playwright, Marc Connelly, has been ...