QUEEN'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 148, 19 December 1929, Page 15

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

<■ A, SP, H?. dld cast- headed by the popular Lefty" Fiynn, appears in "O.U. West," to be shown finally to-night at the Queen's Theatre A rich man's son who is disinherited and shipped out to a ranch because of his wild escapades. Lefty wakes up in a Pullman compartment still clad in his dinner suit, Thereafter the fun is fast and furious, cattle rustlers, and the customary kidnapped girl all coming into the picture with more nor less probability. Tha star of tho second picture, "Bright Eyes," la Betty Balfour, who Is more captivating than ever as she has a rolo which was specially designed for her./ The plot deals with tha rather unusual romance of a dishwasher In a big cabaret establishment, and the picture has a really magnificent human touch. The usual supports complete the programme.

The Sudan and tha Fuzzy Wuzzy made famous by Kipling Is the background against which the thrilling tale of "The Four Feathers" is etched. It adds, atmosphere and gives a thrill to the picture that beggars description. Ernest' Schoedsack and Merian Cooper spent many months in the distant lands of Africa taking, the scenes that giro tUe flavour of reality to the story, Tha story has to do with a coward's effort to redeem himself, and to force the four people to take back the white feathers they had presented him as a symbol of his lack of courage. William Powell, Richard Arlen, Fay Wray, CHve Brook, Noah Beery, and Theodor yon Eltz are the players of this picture, which will be seen at the Queen's Theatre to-morrow (matinees daily at 2.30).