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TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE .... AROUND HOLLYWOOD ly VIRGINIA United Pre Hollywood, Jan. 20 (U.PJ Ramon Navarro, the passionate lover who used to make mom eel like a kid again, said to Hnv Hotlv- wood's current 'great lovers are all a bunch of bullies. "Vulgar bul lies," he slur red In the soft latin accent that had la dies cooing on Iwn continents Virginia in the IVZU s. MuPherwa "In my day we pui a woman un a pcucsiui, Navarro said. "We caressed her ardently but tenderly. And when we did get passionate, we did It reverently. "Nowadays, bahl They grab 10, the leading lady, slap her in the her, pull her hair, and 'How about it face, kick then growl i iv r The whole prospect horrified the man who did his great lov ering opposite stars like Greta Garbo, Lupe Velez, May Mc Evoy, and Alice Terry. In those days, he said, he didn't dream of getting so familiar with the ladies. "If we had a sexy scene it was always with the siren in the movie," he grinned. "And then, if I do say so myself, we had our moments, mere was no Johnston office then. We could kiss her as long as we liked Didn't Lilt. It In fact, said this ex-great-lover, he kissed 'em so long and so olten mat alter a wnue ne didn't "like" it any more. He is now starting a new ca reer as a character actor. And he's doing it on one condition: That he never, so long as he lives, has to kiss a beautiful lady again. This Is bound to come as a In the days of the torrid silents, Navarro was ineir maunce iaui the gay caballero. He had but to bend over a MacPHIRSON Cormooeidoiil nflntinff hprnln with lnv htirn. ing in his dark eyes and every : nousewue in me country xorgoi : about the old man's thinning hair , and thickening waistline. lTnr 12 vara ha rtilri thA Wnl. IvutnnH rnnsl aa tho rinrl hunrt. I some and wealthy romeo. Then, j suddenly and mysteriously, he aroppea out or signi. . i was urea, ne saia simpiy. j l naa savea my money, ana i could afford to get out of the business and look at it object ively. Don't get me wrong when T n v n rr.co mi; nnininns nrt tho lovers of today. Those are just my opinions. i But he still thinks the boys : play too rough nowaaays. Get Better Result! "Every woman wants to be! courted, gently and tenderly and sentimentally,' Navarro saia. "How far can you get by pUSh In, thai tniui. In9 Tn mu Aav Mid ov.;o .... ah ...j i it T hoH iroutnH a laHv HlrA thnt I would have been runt out of town. "Nn indeed. You net much better results if you kiss their necks and their hands and their you work up to a certain pitch, you leave me resi io me imag ination of the audience. "dalinun mo ura aIt nOJDV with lots more that way. But we didn t otfend anybody. Come On In and Look Them Over! 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