THE DOINGS OF FOX.

Putaruru Press, Volume VII, Issue 286, 2 May 1929, Page 8

THE DOINGS OF FOX.

“Fez:],'’ William Fox super promise’’ by Pierre Frondaie and featiiring Greta Nisscn and Charles Far rell is shortly to be released in al l centres. It is the story of an Arabian prince who meets and falls in iove with a French girl while on a diploma tie miss.on in Venice. Their honeymoon is a song of love, but when he takes her back to his domain in the desert, the ancient customs of his country, especially in regard to women, bring about a serious conflict between liom._ Finally, she escapes and in the pursuit to catch her, Fazil is shot oy one of her friends. The story has y startlingly dramatic ending. Lois Moran and George ,Q ’Brien who were teamed together in Sharpshooters” and “Blindfold” will be seen again in the Fox Film “True lleiv, ,n based on the magazine storv “Judith.” The story teams wth drama and tenseness. It is of a yourlieutenant of the British army wno meets a mysterious girl and flirts with her only to learn, when lie has come to love her, and his love is reciprocated that she is, in reality, an enemv spy. The fortunes of War decide that eventually, his fate and his life "are in her hands. “Mother Knows Best” the screen version of -Kudu Ferbcr’s great novel is shortly to be released by Fox Films Madge Bellamy has the featured rule. Aside from the tense interest in the pictured story, its human drama its moments when a tear trickles down’ the chock to be followed instantly bv laughter, “Mother Knows Best” is outstanding for the reason that it brings a new Madge Bellamy to tile screen. This beautiful actress reveala new note, an asset of drama an I emotion which chance hitherto has de- ' i T> hCr revealing. Louise Dresser and Barry Norton also have important roles in this production.