The Wireless Voice

1914

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Frank Bennett and Irene Hunt in The Wireless Voice (1914)

Hastings and his partner, Warren, on the perfection of their wireless telephone, go to John Manners, father of Hastings' sweetheart, for funds to finance the invention. Manners refuses aid a... Read allHastings and his partner, Warren, on the perfection of their wireless telephone, go to John Manners, father of Hastings' sweetheart, for funds to finance the invention. Manners refuses aid and sends Sykes to break into the test station and make sketches of the machinery, meaning ... Read allHastings and his partner, Warren, on the perfection of their wireless telephone, go to John Manners, father of Hastings' sweetheart, for funds to finance the invention. Manners refuses aid and sends Sykes to break into the test station and make sketches of the machinery, meaning to steal the patent himself. Hastings, however, discovers Sykes at his work. After a fierc... Read all

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Many unnecessary scenes

A two-reel subject in which Jack Conway plays the young inventor. The girl's rascally uncle tries to steal the plans of his invention, but is electrocuted by a device arranged by his own pal at the last. The opening situations contain many unnecessary scenes, but the story becomes quite interesting later. The photography is good and the cast a pleasing one. - The Moving Picture World, October 17, 1914