In 2010, the film was broadcast in high definition for the first time, which allowed the television audience to see it in its original 1.66:1 VistaVision aspect ratio. It is also broadcast with its original Spanish language dub over the second audio program channel. In 2015, for the first time in several years, the network undertook a one-off airing of the film on Easter Sunday night, which fell on April 5. [110] Orrison, Katherine (1999). Written in Stone: Making Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments. Vestal Press. ISBN 978-1461734819.

The Ten Commandments (Documentary: "Making Miracles") (Six-Disc Limited Edition Blu-Ray/DVD Combo) Cecil B. DeMille / Paramount. Hollywood, California: Paramount Pictures. 2011 Now it’s time to draw the stripes of the tunic. Measure 2-3 inches for each color strip, then color the stripes in a rainbow pattern, or however you want. Beauty consists not in ornament; it consists in outline—where this is elegant and well understood the simplest object will be pleasing: without a good outline, the richest and most decorated will only appear tawdry. Ornament can only be of use after we have sufficiently surveyed and dwelt upon the perfection of the whole, to make us find new pleasure in examining the detail. Footnote 38 a b Katherine Orrison's audio commentary for The Ten Commandments 50th Anniversary Collection DVD (2006) Moses reforms the treatment of slaves on the project, but Prince Rameses, Moses's adoptive brother and Seti's son, charges him with planning an insurrection. Moses says he is making his workers more productive, making Rameses wonder if Moses is the man the Hebrews are calling the Deliverer.Claudette Colbert (the star of DeMille's Cleopatra), Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Rosemary DeCamp, Irene Dunne, Merle Oberon, and Alexis Smith were considered for the role of Bithiah, before DeMille chose Jayne Meadows (who declined) and finally cast Nina Foch, on the suggestion of Henry Wilcoxon, who had worked with her in Scaramouche. [23] You can attach knobs, buttons, and other details using smaller cardboard pieces. You can finish by adding more foil, painted bottle caps, or whatever other details you come up with for decoration.

Who says kids are the only ones who can have fun on Halloween? Not me! I love this witty and unique Christian Halloween costume idea from Frugal Coupon Living that can be created with a household wreath. Metcalf, Mitch (April 12, 2020). "The Sked: Saturday Network Scorecard 4.4.2020". ShowbuzzDaily. Archived from the original on April 5, 2020 . Retrieved April 12, 2020. I especially love this idea for young girls who love playing with baby dolls. What little girl wouldn’t want to carry her doll around all night AND get candy for it? This adorable costume includes white wings, a white dress with a silver belt, and a halo. All you need are some white tights and cute silver shoes to complete this look! Ibid., figs 5–8, 5–18 and 5–19. Ribeiro’s fig. 5–8 is actually a miniature enamel on copper by Henry Bone after a lost oil by George Dawe. Bone’s measured drawing of the portrait survives at the National Portrait Gallery, London: https://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portrait/mw120060/Louisa-ne-Beresford-later-Hope-Viscountess-Beresford?LinkID=mp06857&role=art&rNo=17. The portrait is also known through a mezzotint copy by George Dawe’s brother Henry Dawe, an example of which is at the British Museum: https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1930-0414-94. George Dawe executed a second, surviving oil of Louisa and her two sons, now at the University of Nottingham: https://www.artuk.org/discover/artworks/mrs-thomas-hope-d-1851-with-her-sons-henry-thomas-18081862-and-charles-18101817-46632. Anne Mee painted a miniature portrait of Louisa in watercolour on ivory, owned by the Royal Collection Trust, that was one of ‘Gallery of Beauties’ commissioned by George IV when he was Prince Regent: https://www.rct.uk/collection/420850/the-hon-louisa-hope-d-1851.Thomas Hope, Footnote 1 who lived from 1769 to 1831, was from a wealthy Scottish family of merchants and bankers that lived and prospered in Amsterdam for four generations. In 1794, ahead of Napoleon’s invasion the following year, the family evacuated to England. Rather than devote himself to business, Thomas Hope spent his time travelling, sketching, collecting, designing, and writing. Footnote 2 Beginning at the age of eighteen, Hope travelled extensively in the Mediterranean between 1787 and 1795. Footnote 3 Five volumes of Hope’s drawings from his travels survive at the Benaki Museum in Athens. Footnote 4 Those of Greece have been published and include many landscapes, views of buildings, and architectural sculptures—many of them ancient—and inhabitants in the traditional dress of different regions of Greece. Footnote 5 Hope was a self-trained draughtsman, who attested that he drew from early childhood. Footnote 6 Fani-Maria Tsigakou, retired curator from the Benaki Museum who published Hope’s views of Greece, states that they ‘testify to his superb draughtsmanship. Hope’s fine and sensitive pen outline provides strong evidence of a natural facility rather than of a professionally acquired skill’. Footnote 7 On the other hand, no one really wants to spend hundreds of dollars on a costume their kids will get super dirty and outgrow before the next year! From upcycling old clothes to repurposing household items, every stitch and snip in a low-waste DIY Halloween costume brings us a step closer to a planet-friendly, spooky celebration. The thing I love about this costume idea is that it’s so versatile. Whatever kind of fancy-looking fabric you have on hand (or can find at the last minute) is best. a b c Mandell, Paul R. (April 1983) "Parting the Red Sea (and Other Miracles)". American Cinematographer, pp. 125–126.

a b c d e Crowther, Bosley (November 9, 1956). "Screen: 'The Ten Commandments' ". The New York Times . Retrieved February 16, 2020. While not technically a “Christian” Halloween costume idea, Pharaoh was an important character from the Bible and someone that God used to save His people from Egypt.Featuring a texture-printed tunic, a striped red robe, and a decorative attached brown belt, all you need is some sandals and a staff! An Attic red-figure volute krater once in Hope’s collection (Supplementary Fig. 29) is one possible source for the chain of lotus buds and palmettes. In Moses’s engraving of the krater from his Collection of Antique Vases of 1814 (see Supplementary Fig. 30), Footnote 62 he renders the single chain of lotus buds and palmettes in a very similar manner to the double chain in his engravings of the Priestess (Supplementary Fig. 27a–b), except that the chains are more compressed on the skirt of the Priestess. Particularly similar are the shapes of the open lotus buds, and the simple double spirals that link the lotus buds to the palmettes at their bases.

The Ten Commandments (1 nomination)". goldenglobes.org. Archived from the original on August 19, 2013 . Retrieved August 19, 2013. These household materials are inexpensive and easy to find. As an added bonus, your child can customize this Christian Halloween costume to fit a specific patriarch such as Moses, Abraham, Isaac, or Jacob with simple props! a b "The Ten Commandments (1956) – Notes". TCM database. Turner Broadcasting System . Retrieved October 2, 2013. a b c Belser, Emily (June 1, 1955). "Now Stars Change Eyes Just Like Pair Of Shoes". The Miami News . Retrieved March 28, 2014. Encourage your little ones to embrace their inner butterfly and choose their favorite hues for the wings—vivid purples, brilliant blues, or radiant oranges.

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