Dark Side of a White Star

Silent film starlet Nora Chase was the quintessential sex symbol of the 1920's who put the 'roar' into the decade. Men loved her, and women envied her. Vivacious and unstoppable, beautiful Nora--known as the 'Chaser'--was the most idolized screen actress of the day with the world at her feet. That is, until the world learned of her unconditional love and affection for her gifted young screenwriter Spencer Watts, a black man. In 'Dark Side of a White Star', Shawn Geeter takes you on an unusual, yet enthralling romantic journey through Hollywood's most fascinating era of glitz, sin and scandal. It is a nicely-woven combination of fiction, and factual historical events centered between filmdom, and the Harlem Renaissance of the twenties. It is also the day of Prohibition, bloodthirsty gangsters and a time when black and white movies were in, but black and white relationships were not.