Eva McKenzie (November 5, 1889 – September 15, 1967) born as Eva Belle Heazlit, was an American film and stage actress.
Heazlit appeared with her husband and two of their daughters (Ida Mae and Ella) in Laff That Off (1928),[1] The four were members of a theatre company, the Broadway Players, and all appeared in two 1928 stage plays, Nothing But the Truth and Little Orphan Annie.
[2] A newspaper review of Nothing But the Truth noted that "Eva Heazlit is usually called upon to overact, but she has achieved a certain popularity thru her willingness and enthusiasm.
"[3] Heazlit wrote the silent western comedy films A Knight of the West (1921), and Freshwater Jack (1921), both directed by her husband.
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