Y. M.les.9-1-14antes.Youafterional,nent:st rue-whileitaloghing..tomo-geles.1-12-28tne central theatre Friday ami Saturday and at the Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday.e at r to Dolly5-1-15J. M. l Ad-7-1-19Cor-63-1-5t for dis-0-1-20••Moran of the Lady Letty Ftudolph Valentino, reputed to be one of the screen’s handsomest actors, can look hard-boiled enough when the occasion demands.Valentino was in San Francisco playing the leading male role in exterior scenes of George Melford’s Paramount picture. “Moran of the Lady Letty, featuring Dorothy Dalton. showing at the Eagle theatre Friday and Saturday and at the Central theatre Sunday and Monday.Starting for his room in one of the Bay City's most palatial hotels, after a hard day’s work in his rough sailor attire, he was stopped vhy an elevator starter.‘Here you! aafd the man, “do you stay at this hotel?Why, yes. smiled Valentino, why do you ask?”“You look like a smuggler! replied the starter.Thank you for the compliment. returned the actor. That’s just what I want to look like. My make-up must be very realistic.‘ It certainly is. said the elevator man, who had discerned the greasepaint on Valentino's face, and recognized him.XEV for th j tinue marke , profit (the re ! decidei the ch Bald in the I points of the live a 1 pathv ard it much Whil lion s the fii on the new hestabli the p proxim quotatago.louae-50 DRINKBOSTON'. Dec.POISON’27.—Morethantaking.Thei specul; Jshares the st Novem awann. ralliedoff 1Westeiof *17: