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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 124, 16 August 1927, Page 15

Louise Fazenda has been selected for the leading feminine role in ‘Ham and Eggs at the Front.’’ Work on this comedy special has already been started at the Warner Studios.

“Romance,” Ramon Novarro’s new starring picture, went into production last week. "Romance” is an adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s novel of the same name. Marceline Day has the feminine lead, and the supporting cast includes Marc McDermott, Roy D’Arcy, Caesar Gravina, Patricia O'Brien, Bobby Mack and Otto Mattieson. Novarro recently completed his part in “Old Heidelberg,” foreign scenes for which are now being made in Germany by Ernst Lubitsch. * * * Towered castles rising hundreds of feet in the air—quaint old inns of the seventeenth century with their picturesque flagons, their mounted boars and other trophies of the chase—beautiful estates of mediaeval noblemen, with stately gardens, pools and fountains. These are a few of the settings of “Bardelys, the Magnificent,” starring John Gilbert and Eleanor Boardman. John Gilbert makes a dashing “Bardelys,” and looks entirely different to the mud-bespattered khaki-clad soldier of “The Big Parade.” George K. Arthur and Roy D’Arcy are included in the cast.