"NO CONTROL."

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19460, 6 November 1928, Page 16

"NO CONTROL."

AN EXCELLENT COMEDY,

AT QtTEEN*S THEATBE. Excellent fare is being served to patrons of the Queen's Theatre this week. Heading the bill is a splendid comedy-romance, entitled "No Control." That there is no end to the. possibilities of radio is demonstrated in this picture, ■ Harrison Ford costarred with Phyllis Haver, uses thm latest wonder to control his horse m the races. This horse has been trained in the circus, of which Harrison is the manager, and in rMeB would'far rather dance than show hia hoofs on.the. turf. In his training days b« had been bitten by a lion, and only. the dread of that beast makes him run. So Harrison and Phyllis conceive the wonderfully bright eoheme of controlling him by radio. Tho lion is taken to the nearby broadcasting station, and <in front of the mkrophoue is made to roar On the jockey V a waiving set and over the horse's head .£ of efrehones. The lion roars, the hJTrul the race is won! But Wis m * Bli P betwe ? n - cup . and l„Lm« find to their cost, and the halftnXlorl L *** is.full of bright, breezy S, n «flmte with darkies running from an Hon and old ladies hitting the same S with the reverse end* of umbrellas. But thlfinisb « all right. The horse comes. v fir«t Ind tho circus, which was on the ™ ?? of bankruptcy, is saved from ruin. S 6 pi« to*W '.ad clever and appeals t0 T C D s g e cond picture is "West of BroadJfi .'ltafllins Pfctnre of the wiM Wes , y ' and cattle-dotted golf fT Xleles, abound. The film ft turvy Wit, where the wild B^ 0W ! rf-WW "hew gum, work only hours a day! and play golf the rest. PrSdi Dew's Portrayal of the mannish Friscuia " ■ auoerß . Two comedies and fnews 8 «^ompletr a - most «celW programme;