12 THE OSHAWA, TIMES, Wednesdey, January 3, 1962 Elizabeth Taylor Reported Better ROME (AP)--Elizabeth Tay- lor's health is holding up so well that those worried executives of 20th Century Fox are beginning to breathe easily for the first time in more than a year. Even 50, if Miss Taylor should cough, several 20th Century di- rectors -would probably turn pale. They are counting on Miss Tayior, one of the highest-sal- ariec actresses in the film busi- ness, to pull the big movie com- pany out of a financial hole witn the picture Cleopatra. The new film, now half way through production in Rome, probably will cost close to $20,- 006,000. It lost $4,000,000 in two false starts even before cameras begau turning here for a third and final try. The word was whispered around movie circles that some of the directors had been reluct- ant to sink any more money in the hard-luck film and thought it would be better to bow out and to take the loss. Some persons closely con- it proves a huge money winner, 20th Century might 'be in trou- ble. But they are predicting more confidently, day by day, that it will be a winner. WORKING HARD "Miss Taylor is working like a trouper," said players and technicians on the sets at Rome's Cinecitta. "She is at the studios by 8 a.m. six days a 'week for makeup, and, works be- fore the cameras all day with- out seeming to tire or lose pa- tierce " '1 enjoy the part,"' Miss Tay- lor explained. "And I feel good, eS erry ee reaiiy gooa. "ne warm nome weather has been just what I neeacd, It's just' like Holly- wood." Sie blamed the chill weather of London for her serious illness with pneumonia last winter whict breke up plans to film Cleopatra there, and almost cost her life. Lloyds made a settlement with 20th Century Fox, repaying them for part of the loss the film in- curred because of the star's ill- ness. But they refused to insure Mics Taylor again. she and her husband, singer| mage risner, seiaom nave peen secn out late in Roman night- clubs and restaurants which are popular with actors here. They have a private Greek cook, and eal at home, Filming here started a week late, at a cost of another $100,- 000. Film executives denied re- ports that the delay was because Miss Taylor was overweight, She wasn't, Then there were the usual suits An Italian film company sued for undisclosed damages claim- ing it had been asked to help ww pc EMME GF Eye nee produce Cleopmtra and then wes cul out of the deal, A real estate dez®™r sued Miss Tayit for «$1,755 fee for help- ing find her the Roman villa that she rented, An Italian circus owner claimed the damages for ele- pnants he said he had collected on oider from the film company but which later had been re- jected, Froduction will continue here juntil March when the company will move to the Nile, near As- wan, Egypt, for the final out- doo. scenes. ee "4 sw ee ee mon ---- Egg Producers Plan Ballot On Market Plan LEAMINGTON, Ont. 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