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GoJ3 I I THE PIZZA PEOPLE By CAROL LAWSON N.Y. Times Writer NEW YORK For the first time in Elizabeth Taylor's career, there will be no one on the set to shout "cut! There will be no way to stop the action and start over again if something goes wrong a security blanket always present at the shooting of her more than 50 films. Instead, Miss Taylor is going to be left entirely to her own devices the night of May 7, when she makes bar Broadway debut as Regina Giddens, the greedy, heartless heroine of Lillian Hellman's melodrama "The Little Foxes." "I've asked Maureen Stapleton and all the other actors in the play, one by one, 'What happens if you forget your lines?" Miss Taylor said after a busy day of rehearsal that left time for only a chicken leg for lunch. She was lounging on a sofa in her hotel suite in a setting right out of a film: a lavender sky, visible through the picture window, matching the lavender of her velour pullover and famous eyes. "No matter how well you know your lines, you could still go blank.

That is a frightening thought to me." BUT IF ANYTHING else is worrying Miss Taylor, she refuses to admit it. She is well aware, of course, of the curiosity and speculation surrounding her Broadway debut. For, by her own admission, she is better known these days as an international celebrity than as an actress. Many people in the theater community have been incredulous since hearing the news. Why, they are asking, does she choose to face the tough audiences, not to mention critics, on Broadway? Why take the gamble, and why now, Just before her 49th birthday? "I've been gambling all my life," Miss Taylor replied, refusing to elaborate.

She did say that over the years she had often been approached by Broadway producers with offers to star in any play of her choice, but it wasn't until she met Zev Bufman, a producer of "Brigadoon" and other musical revivals, that she said yes. "The timing was perfect," Miss Taylor remarked. "John is so busy with the new administration." John is Sen. John Warner, her sixth husband, to whom she was married in 1976. AFTER DECIDING several months ago to work with Bufman, Miss Taylor finally settled on Miss Hellman's play about a Southern family desperate for fortune and power at the turn of the century.

Tallulah Bankhead starred as Regina in the original Broadway production in 1939, and Anne Bancroft played the role in the 1967 revival at Lincoln Center. "It's a wonderful play and a great part," Miss Taylor said. "If I'm going to do a play for the first time, I want to do something that is not a walk-on mentally. Regina is such a many-faceted role. She is a coquette.

A flirt. She is filled with ambition and a terrifying sense of greed. She is frightened, she is frustrated and she is vulnerable." sitting assignment for Laverne and Scotland Yard cannot prove its case Shirley escalates into a wild party, against him gdv5 IBCBCDFIamiDgo Road: "The Face The Music Election" With family, well-wishers 8:00 and the press gathered at the Q) Three's Company: (CLOSED Wheldon mansion on election night CAPTIONED) When a wealthy man for her husband, Fielding's victory becomes obsessed with making a re- celebration, Constance Carlyle sur-luctant Cindy his bride Jack and prises him in a passionate embrace BSC arts scholarships open are almost Regina vulnerable? "I gather she hasn't always been played that way," Miss Taylor replied, "but she isn't a total ice maiden a tough lady all the way through." The actress added that she had never seen the play or the film version, which starred Bette Davis. "I don't want to see it," she remarked. "I don't want to be intimidated by previous performances." MISS TAYLOR volunteered that she was concerned about her voice, which lacks the training needed to project to the last row of the balcony.

"I'm working on it," she said. "I asked the other actors if I'll need any special coaching. They didn't think so." she use a microphone, a ubiquitous and much-criticized prop on Broadway these days? "Oh, no," Miss Taylor replied, looking aghast. An old hand at interviews, she is gracious and displays a quick sense of humor often at her own expense but is adept at saying exactly what she wants to When a visitor commented on her remarkable weight loss in recent months, for example, she retorted, "Does it matter what. Maureen Stapleton weighs? What does it matter what I weigh?" The cast of "The Little Foxes" is rehearsing at the Golden Theater, where Miss Taylor's limousine waits all day.

She is "taking this very seriously and working very hard," oy her own account. Friday, though, Miss Taylor cut short the rehearsal so she could go to Washington to attend a birthday party at the White House for her friend, President Reagan. "Nancy is coming to see the play," she said. Miss Taylor and the first lady have known each other since their days as contract actresses at M-G-M, when Mrs. Reagan was known as Nancy Davis.

BIRMINGHAM More than 170,000 in scholarships will be at stake Saturday during Fine Arts Scholarship Day Competition at Birmingham-Southern College. Scholarships will be given to high school seniors who excel in arts, dramas, music and dance. Academic skills also will be considered. Contestants will be required to be at the college Saturday for interviews or auditions. Pre-registration is required and can be arranged by calling the college at 328-5250, extension 262.

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Sidney. Sheldon's "Rage of Angels" has also been acquired by NBC for presentation on the network. HOLLYWOOD (AP) The attempted raid on Iran to rescue the 52 American hostages is being developed as a movie for CBS by AT. Communications Co. and Stonehenge productions.

"Raia on Teheran" will focus on the intrigue and individuals involved in the covert operation last April. Eight American servicemen were killed in a crash between a helicopter and airplane. Dick Berg is executive pro In 30 years, no reruns for Hope Sn Moor Int. Agency EZ Paymtntt he wouldn't have it any other way. "It helps with the timing," he says.

"No matter how hard you try, you can't dub a show without missing a beat or two. And the audience at home knows that the guy on stage is doing his thing live. You can't fake that chemistry." Hope appears several times a year on NBC, generally to high ratings. His "Bob Hope Christmas Show," broadcast annually long "Valentine Special." "The date we got from NBC was right around Valentine's," Hope says, "and that's a pretty good springboard. We've got a good cast and some entertaining material, and I think it's a pretty good show." Hope, who will be 78 in May, spends countless hours on each show he does, reworking sketches and honing his monologue, often right up to taping.

The primary objective, he says, is to keep the material JOE ZIC We'll Go Out of Our Way For You! or that is out of the Annie's fresh. By TOM JORY Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) Bob Hope may be TV's biggest star as popular today with millions 'round the world as he was 'more than SO years ago, when he first took his act to the then-fledgling medium. And yet, for all of his success, you're not likely to see Bob Hope In that most common TV mode the rerun. "With my stuff, there's not much residual value," the comedian says. "This is my 31st year on television, and the monlogues have always been so topical, if you go back and look at shows we've done before, you really can't use most of them a second time." That's good news for Hope's fans something new every few weeks, it seems.

And the man himself doesn't mind the condition, either. "IT'S A NEW challenge every time you go on," he says. "It's a great mental challenge ESTAUANT 4 tOUNGt 1 in January-or February during the war in Vietnam, was the year's highest-rated program on several occasions, and his specials normally rival the Su ordinary try UtB "ONE of the secrets of my longetivity," he says, "is that we do different things all the time. That's why I would never BOB HOPE rPAUl NEWMAN 1 per Bowl and the Academy Awards show in the audience sweepstakes. HIS TRADITION of performing for the troops began Tuesday Thursday Happy Hour All Night ALL DRINKS For Price of 1 WED.

NIGHT SPECIAL All You Can Eat SPAGHETTI A MEATBALLS Garlic Brtad Salad lar SPECIAL $5.95 of Anniston (Next to Midtown Inn) 236-6351 during World War II. He was host of the "Colgate Comedy Hour" in the 1952-53 season, and starred in "The Bob Hope Show" beginning Oct. 12, 1953. do a series. You get stuck doing the same thing over and over." For his "Valentine Special," the innovation is "Dear Bobby," an advice to the lovelorn column.

"Bobby" Hope, with help from Dr. Joyce Brothers, the psychologist who writes an advice column of her own, answers letters from his guest stars. The "Valentine Special," like most of Hope's television shows, was taped before an audience. The entertainer says t. 7:00, 0 i Easter Sunday, 1950 comes Wednesday evening at 8 p.m.

in a pre-Valentine's'Day special. Three of TV's current stars Barbara Mandrel! from "Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters" on NBC, Charlene Tilton from CBS' "Dallas," and Cathy Lee Crosby from ABC's "That's Incredible" join Phyllis Diller as Hope's guests for the hour- Thatoroeram continued (ontfiiy through May of 1956, to me, and I love it." Hope's next appearance he's done well over 300 television snows for NBC since and his appearances on NBC have been irregular though frequent since then. Open 6:00 a.m. for Breakfast come spring with usi WAGON WHEEL oppaj ft a I CBS mops up ratings with 'Dallas' ANNISTON RESTAURANT "FINE FOOD FOR FINE FOLKS" SN THE GAZEBO M19 LEK3HTON february 25 0PER 11 :00 A.M. 'TIL 11:00 P.M.

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NBC's push, which followed two months in third place, began Dec. 29, when three series prominent in the previous season 'Lobo," "B.J. and the Bear" and "Buck Rogers in the Kth Century" returned to the lineup. NBC, at the same time, added several new series. "NBC Magazine with David Brlnkley" was the week's lowest-rated show, in 67th place, with "CBS Reports: The Toyota Invasion," 66th, "Those Amazing Animals" on ABC, 65th, "The Secret Negotiations" on ABC, 64th, and "Nero Wolfe" on NBC, 63rd.

Here are the week's Top 10 programs: "Dallas," with a rating of 34.8 representing 27.1 million and "60 Minutes," 30.7 or 23.J million, both CBS; Difrrent Strokes," 29.4 or 22.9 million, and "Facts of Life," 27.4 or 21.3 million, both NBC; "Dukes of Hazzard." 26.S or 20.6 million, CBS; "Little House on the Prairie," 25.5 or 19.8 million, NBC; "M-A-S-H," 25.3 or 19.7 million, CBS; "LoveBoat," 24.8 or 19.3 million, ABC, and "Quincy, M.E.," 24.7 or 192 million, and "Real People," 24 6 or 19.1 million, both NBC The next 11 shows: "Alice," "The Jeffersons," Bunker." "Archie Bunker's Place," "One Day at a Time" and "Magnum, P.I.," all CBS; "CHiPs." NBC; "Enos" and "Trapper John, M.D.," both CBS, and "House Calls," CBS, and "Happy Days." ABC, tie. "I WAS ROBBED! I my Jewelry was Stolen and I Was An You 5 REALLY Insured? ft I iSOOOrsltrnlrj TCTSST iwcw -s ft siooo On saw o--jjgr- NEW YORK (AP) With the hardy "Dallas" once again in top place, CBS is the No. 1 network In prime time for the eighth straight week, according to figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. CBS had only four of the 10 top programs in the week ending Feb.

1 compared to five for NBC However, it leads the ratings competition for the season to date by both standards in effect its own, which sets the start of the 1960-61 season at Oct. and that of NBC, which maintains programming for the new TV year began Sept. 15 despite an actors' strike. NBC is No. i for the year by its own yardstick.

The network has been runner-up In the weekly competition four timet In the past five weeks. Of the five NBC shows in the Top 10 for the week ending Feb. 1, four were on Wednesday night, when ABC preempted its entire schedule for a three-hour news special, "America Held Hostage: The Secret The program had been broadcast the week before, but late at night CBS, however, had "Dallas" in first place for the 10th time in IS weeks and "60 Minutes" second, and compiled a rating of H. with NBC second at 19.1 and ABC third at 17.S. The networks say that means in an average prime-time minute during the week, 21 percent of the nation's TV-equipped homes were tuned to CBS.

The rating for "Dallas" was Nielsen says that means of all the homes In the cotmtrjywith television, 34.8 percent Rice, Hush Puppies, French Fries, Salad Bar. Now serving your favorite beverage. $g95 ALL YOU CAN EAT! ALSO SERVING REGULAR A LA CARTE MENU inaBHBawnB.