Screen Sidelights

NZ Truth, Issue 1080, 12 August 1926, Page 2

Screen Sidelights

EVA NOVAK MISS EVA NOVAK, the charming young- . screen ; star, who passed through Wellington recently, en route for Sydney, has. the leading roles m two Fox productions, which are to be' , , ; ■ . released o n the coming season's schedule. These are: "No • Man's Gold,", ifeaturing To m Mi x, and "Thirty Below Zero," with' Buck Jones. .'"■•♦ * • FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS .seems to .have., captured the hearts of the London critics with his latest production, "The Black Pirate?' judging by the reviews m the various metropolitan newspapers. The "London Chronicle" acclaims Fairbanks "the greatest picturemaker m t h c world," "The Daily Telegraph" says "the 'art. of the screen makes a notable step forward," while the "London Daily News" says 'H 'The Black Pirate' is the best film America has sent." • i * WAR DRAMA

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimn pOX FILM, COR- ■ PORATIONare shortly to release a war drama which is expected to be one of the most compelling ever screened. ' This is "Havoc," starring Madge Bellamy, George O'Brien, Leslie Fenton and Margaret Livingstone, a story of war-dazed women. The havoc of the battlefield was tremendous, but a more insidious havoc was caused In the-'-hearts- of men by an- unscrupulour siren."' iMargaret Livingstone has the role of a lonely but heartless vampire. ' "' .' '