San Francisco, Aug. 27.
Late Sgures on the count in yes terday's Republican primary for the state governorship to-day indicated thi Mr. James J. Ralph, for many ye mayor of San Francisco, has received the nomination, Mr, Huron Fitts, district attorney at Los Angel second while! Governor ©. C. Young, whose term of office hi been troubled by intermittent Mooney-Billings case, who possessed such a wide range of characterization as he.
Although he acquired distinction in several films in which this re-
Jmarkable- ability of his was! brought into play, his finest effort in this direction was probably "The Phantom of the Opera," a film about the Paris Opera House which thrilled millions of people in every country. Never was so bizarre a character ever portrayed on the screen and his name became almost household word for frightfulness in human experience, although in
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