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 David E. Talbert's He Say She Say . . . But What Does God Say? $9.99 I must admit, I initially did not think this would be a quality production, but it was. They did a much better job than I expected. The music was very inspirational and the story of redemption was very powerful. It made you remember that Jesus came for the lost - who needed him - not just for the folks who have it all together and never messed up. The viewer was challenged to remember the real purpose of Christ's entry into humanity. This would be great for folks who have been long-time church goers as a reminder of what it really means to be a Christian.  A man may be down but he's never out! 12x18 Giclee on canvas - Prints - 21033-8CG12 $99.99 Series: Women of Strength Artist: Frederick Duncan Period: Source country: USA Source Year: 1919 Home service fund campaign for the salvation army with a woman aiding the destitute. 12 inch by 18 inch Giclee print on Canvas. All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results.This item is custom made per order.  "But He Doesn't Know the Territory" $14.95 I have them all and I've read them all and (note the cost of the hardback in the Amazon pricing) this is the one I paid extra bucks for years ago on a search service-pre internet. The lessons about musical theatre construction are taught here in a way that makes them personal, fun and important to the reader; not unlike Moss Hart's education in playwrighting in "Act One". Explorations of when to reveal details about a character, how to construct a lyric and most especially the particular art of compression that drives a musical are a delight that simply never leaves the mind. And you will never hear the word 'spaz' the same way again. This is the book I have recommended about musical theatre more than any other and the one I have never (it is the rarest of the pack) lent out. "The Making of 'No No Nanette' is the dishiest-but this book, like the musical it describes is an act of joy and love. |
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