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Esther's glory: Biblical epic to hit theaters
YNet ^ | Sept. 19, 2006

Posted on 09/19/2006 8:19:27 AM PDT by Alouette

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To: AnAmericanMother

I've never seen the top cartoon, but I've seen the bottom one in a number of books. Now I know the artist that drew it. Thanks.


81 posted on 09/20/2006 10:10:37 AM PDT by Convert from ECUSA (Regarding islam: Osculate meas Sanctas Romanas nates (with thanks to Alouette for translation))
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To: lilylangtree

I remember reading that book "Behold Your Queen" when I was a young girl! It was in my public school library, too. The same author wrotes a series of books based on Biblical heroines like Ruth, and Rebecca. I read them all!

I remember the cover for "Behold Your Queen" had a picture of a lovely young woman in a becoming gown with outstretched arms. I also remember the character of Esther being dressed in a simple gown, with only a bunch of roses for adornment before she went before the king. I also remember her embroidering with her cousins who were complaining about the then Queen Vashti's preference for the "fashionable" color of yellow...which only Esther (or Hadassah) could wear becomingly. Was this the same book? I'm sure it was. Oh, the nostalgia. Wish I could remember the author's name.

I happen to be sewing an Esther costume for a young lady for her churches' harvest festival. We Googled Esther for ideas and came up with the website for this thread's film. The photos looked wonderful.


82 posted on 09/21/2006 8:07:59 PM PDT by demnomo
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Here is the website url for the upcoming film: http://www.queen-esther-movie.com/qe/10-October-19-2005.shtml


83 posted on 09/21/2006 8:16:01 PM PDT by demnomo
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To: I'm ALL Right!; xzins
Thank you for that link!

xzins, I believe your heart will be thrilled by the preview at I'm ALL Right's post #41! Mine was!

84 posted on 09/23/2006 2:37:58 AM PDT by .30Carbine
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To: demnomo

The author was Gladys Malvern and the book was published in 1951. Even though my local high school was rural with a not so large library, "Behold Your Queen" was my favorite. I can't remember how many times I reread that book but I do remember it was my favorite in the whole school library. I'm so glad you remember reading the book too. That goes to show how small this world really is.


85 posted on 09/24/2006 5:19:40 PM PDT by lilylangtree
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To: lilylangtree

Thank you so much for the name of the author. I Goggled her and am trying to track down a reasonably priced edition of this story...and maybe a few others.

Malvern was a pretty prolific historical author...there are dozens of titles. Wow.

Thanks again!


86 posted on 09/24/2006 7:43:05 PM PDT by demnomo
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To: Alouette

BUMP


87 posted on 10/07/2006 6:08:50 AM PDT by Dr. Scarpetta
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