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PAGE 26 THE LATROBE BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1976 Permanent Base In California Co-Star Of Canceled TV Hollywood Report Series To Stay On Coast herself dinners of fish, rice, vegetables, and an occasional steak. When she's not studying a script or cleaning house, Zohra can be found most often at her easel painting. The solitary life suits her fine. "I have no marriage plans because I can't figure out how truly and sincerely you can be responsible for somebody else and still be true and responsible to your work," she says. "When I find the answer to that, .1 may change my mind about marriage." Mr' I i I 1 I if A Iff (i If T-rV dinner it is generally with a couple she's known for years.

She and George and Sherry Peppard became friends during the course of the series and she is a frequent visitor at their Beverly Hills home. Still, Zohra spends more time at home than most actresses. She has a new pet, a 5-monthold mutt named Buddy. Zohra says she lives a women's lib existence but doesn't make much noise about it. Her wardrobe consists of skirts, blouses, dresses and pants in neutral tones.

She is a fair cook and enjoys fixing SAVE latrobe Wholesales Retail 30 Shopping Plozo M0ZZERELLA or PR0V0L0NE CHEESE $149 $159 By Piece Lb. Sliced Lb. CHICKEN ROLL 20 a Lb. 1.79 Lb Now 1.39 COOKING UP A STORM Marco Lopez, who plays Fireman Lopez on the NBC show "Emergency," keeps the taste buds of the series' cast and crew alive by cooking Mexican meals for them during his spare time. Cooking is his hobby.

Started As Dare On 'Dragnet' Set Member Of 'Emergency Cast At Home On Range HOLLYWOOD UPI) The annual Superbowl madness is upon us and television has discovered yet a new means to cash in on the mania with "Supernight at the Super-bowl." The Saturday night CBS special on the eve of the big game will honor gridiron gladiators with songs, dances and. sketches on a football theme. It's opttino en tho lino between athletes and how biz performers is less clearly uciincu uaii uic line Ul scrimmage. The trail blazer was Paul Robeson who starred at Rutgers and went on to become one of the great bassos of American stage and screen. And there is Woody Strode of UCLA, for years a top movie character actor.

Such recent football heroes as Don Meredith, Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Frank Gif-ford, Johnny Unitas and a varsity of others have turned to acting and broadcasting Among the stars doing a turn Saturday night will be the Buffalo Bill's O.J Simpson and Joe isamath of the Jets, both i i ii. tube in varietyshows. But it doesn't work the other way around. One can't expect Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman or Marlon Brando to suit up for the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday afternoon. Jackie Gleason, who is built like a middle linebacker but never played anything rougher than pool, and Andy Williams, a tennis and golf player, will host "Supernight at the Superbowl." The man behind the show is Pierre Cossette, a football freak who has attended all nine previous Superbowls.

Cossette, a jolly, rotund USC man, is a tormer agent, ytiaunai manager aim recora tumpany owner wno currently Awards shows along with the syndicated Andy Williams and Sammy Davis musical series. He is a man with an ability to spot a vacuum and fill it profitably. "I noticed on the nights before the Superbowl that! celebrities wander aimlessly' in whichever city the game is being played," he said. "The only thing for them to do is go to cocktail parties and drink. I thought all that talent should be put to good use.

Celebrities could be on stage and in the audience. I went to CBS with the idea for providing a spectacular to celebrate the event. "We're holding this first one at the Miami Convention Center which has a 1,400 seat DAILY BREAKFAST SPECIAL 2 EGGS, HOME FRIES, OtZl TOAST 'if HOMEMADE SOUP AND CHILE AVAILABLE DAILY SATURDAY SPECIAL By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Zohra Lampert moved to Hollywood last year to costar with Goerge Peppard in "Doctor's Hospital" only to see the show canceled before the season was half completed. Now that she has made her permanent base in California, Zohra plans to stay. She played Dr.

Norah Purcell in the short-lived series and regrets NBC-TV failed to give "Doctor's Hospital" a second chance. A native of New York City, Zohra felt it was time for a change anyway. She lost her mother last year and decided a move away from the East Coast would be the best thing for herself and her 86-year-old father. Zohra settled into a large, six-room apartment in West Hollywood. The rooms are furnished with cherished mementos of the past.

Over the years friends and members of her family gave her chairs, tables, lamps and things. She associates each piece of furniture with the individual who gave it to her. But the visitor to Zohra 's home is immediately assailed by beautiful paintings. Zohra, a former student at the National Academy of Art in New York, paints in oils, acrylics, water color and oil crayon. More than 20 of her works crowd the walls and at least as many paintings are stored in her closets.

Most of her canvases are portraits. But she also does seascapes, landscapes and still life. So far Zohra hasn't sold any of her paintings. She is not sure whether her reluctance is due to self-consciousness or unwillingness to part with them. She won two first prizes as a student at the academy.

The paintings blend beautifully with the 'apartment's color schemes earth tones of browns, tans, reds and beige. Book shelves overflow with a large collection of art'books. Many of the costly volumes feature the works of Picasso, Van Gogh and Cezanne, her favorite painters. Zohra is 5-feet-8, 125 pounds, with dark brown hair and eyes. She is reclusive and shy, totally dedicated to acting and painting.

It is difficult to believe, but she doesn't have dates. Not that she isn't asked, but Zohra refuses to complicate her life with romance. "I don't date at all," she says. "I'm afraid of going out op dates and the relationships that develop. Relationships are either serious or frivolous.

I don't believe in wasting time." Zohra doesn't sit alone home at nights either. Her friends are generally involved with her work. When she goes out to Health authorities say excessive smoking probably is the major risk factor for men who suffer a heart attack before the age of 50. ALL YOU CAN EAT 2 PIECES OF PIZZA, lUOOtU oALAU YOUR CHOICE SALISBURY DINNER ByVj rnon Scott capacity! I have 10 times that demand for tickets. "For the first Supernight we're starring Burt Reynolds who played college football in Florida Bob Newhart, Dinah Shore, the Pointer Sisters and K.C.

and the Sunshine Band. "Mary Tyler Moore, Cloris Leachman, Bea Arthur, Jimmy Walker and Ed Asner will make cameo appearances on film. But all the rest of the show is live." Cossette rehearsed his troupe in Hollywood and jetted the entire company, including dancers, singers and stagehands to Miami for the shindig. Presentation of a trophy will be made to the National Football League's most valuable player during the course of the show. Film footage of the winner's heroics will precede the presentation.

"The show won't be 90 minutes of pure Cossette hastened to say. "We're trying to create an ambiance of football and entertainment. "I've seen shows where players are paraded around making jokes. That doesn't turn out very well. Namath and Simpson will sing a duet.

"The Superbowl is the number one rated sports event in the country, including the World Series which compiles the ratings for all its games. As far as I can tell, the only show that tops the Superbowl is the Academy Awards. "It's a fact of life that football fans and non-fans across the country will be focused on Miami this weekend. Football fever takes over after six months of competition and playoffs." Cossette has signed a five-year contract with CBS for "Supernight at the Super--bowl." But he's not sure whether the network will beam subsequent shows. "The Superbowl alternates among the networks," he said.

"Next year it will be on NBC and the following year on ABC. I don't know if CBS will want to plug the big game when it is due for another network. "We're -not connected with the NFL or the Superbowl itself. But I can't convince people I don't have a pocketful of tickets to the game. "I've got a ticket.

But I wouldn't sell it for any Bit Parts: Paul Sorvino will play yet another cop in the new ABC-TV series, "Superstar" John Sturges will direct "The Eagle Has' Landed" Mitzi Gaynor's fifth annual television special is titled "Mitzi Roarin' In the 20s." Fame became a Ziegfeld girl and was the toast of Broadway in the 1920s, appearing' in such musicals as "The Sidewalks of New York," "Bye-Bye Bonnie," and "Show Girl." She moved to Hollywood in 1931 to star in "42nd Street," a movie that set the nation to humming the title song and others, like "Shuffle Off to Buffalo." That show launched a series of light musical comedies in the movies for Miss Keeler, including "Gold Diggers," "Footlight Parade," and "Go in Your Place." Miss Keeler was married to Al Jolson for 11 years. They were divorced in 1939. Ruby Keeler is now 65. Last year she had brain surgery in a Montana hospital for an aneurism. She is recuperating at her home in Newport Beach.

Miss Keeler is the widow of a Southern California real estate man, John Lowe. After their 1941 marriage she spent most of three decades in retirement, raising their four children and making occasional television appearances. She came out of retirement in 1971 to star in a hit revival of the 1925 stage musical "No, No Nanette." She described it avocado slices, no meat), homemade retried beans, rice fixed with onions, garlic, mushrooms, peas, fresh coriander, sour cream and sliced hardboiled eggs, plus either a pumpkin torte or an authentic Spanish flan. As an hors d'oeuvre he will fix his own version of guacamole. The recipe follows: 6 to 8 avocados (for 6 people.

he multiplies for the crew) 1 minced clove of garlic 1 finely chopped medium size onion a handful of finely chopped fresh coriander 3 fresh yellow chilis (not canned) 3 medium size tomatoes -peeled 1 handful salted peanuts 6 slices crisp bacon 4 tbsp. sour'cream. Mash the avocado and add all spices. Mash peeled tomato into the avocado and add a handful of chopped salterd peanuts and crumble the six slices of crisp bacon. Add sour cream until you approve of the consistency (some like it runny some rather stiff).

Marco says he prefers taco chips for" dipping the guacamole, but potato chips or crackers will do nicely. About six times during the season it's a Mexican fiesta on "Emergency!" and, if anybody suffers heartburn, the place is loaded with paramedics. stove, which meant that Marco could turn out a complete Mexican meal, rather than an Occasional hors d'oeuvre. Now when the cast and crew are on Universal Studio's Stage 41, the Rampart General Hospital set across the street from Stage 33, Lopez will seize the opportunity for fixing quesadillas (fried tortillas filled with jack cheese, whatever show he is doing. So when Webb's Mark VII productions bagan Lopez was retained, this time as a full regular in the cast, a member of the fictional "Fire Station 51" crew.

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