Joseph Laitin (journalist): "Cecil B.
DeMille had suddenly ordered the camv
eras to stop rolling as Nina Foch, playing
the Pharaohs daughter, emerged drip-
ping wet trom the 'Nile' bearing a blan-
ket containing the baby Moses. With the
dress clinging to her body, Miss Foch's
personality came through as never
betore[.] The dress even looked tleshr
colored. . . . The usual procedure is to
test—dunk the material betorehand; in
this case, Miss l—lead had deemed it
unnecessary because the script merely
said Miss Foch would ‘wade' into the
river, ‘How should I know,’ Edie said later,
‘that Mrs DeMille's idea ot wading is what
I call deep-sea diving?”

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (1956) -
ARNOLD FRIBERG, EDITH HEAD,
DOROTHY JEAKINS,

JOHN JENSEN, AND

RALPH JESTER,

COSTUME DESIGNERS