Even the ancient Egyptians knew Marlo Thomas is a timeless beauty

This is an explanation of the Marlo Pillars.The what? Marlo.

As in Marlo Thomas.I now go back.Not a few words.

A few centuries.We speak of stone carvings called the Hathoric pillars: Their interior ­hypostyle hall contains columns featuring the carved face of the goddess Hathor, who represents love, joy and beauty.Yeah, OK.The massive rock-cut figures in the village of Upper Egypt’s Abu Simbel are considered a solar wonder.Why? Because perfectly aligned with the sun twice a year, they are thus worshipped.

I mean, is that clear?About 1250 BC they were built by King Ramses the Second.Don’t ask details.

I don’t know more.Getting a shampoo, I wasn’t there at the time.So if rushing to see them instead of maybe hitting Newark, this rock-cut holiness sits in southern Egypt.

Upper Egypt.That’s, as we all know, the village of Abu Simbel.

Near Sudan’s border.It’s got the special reverence and protection of Lake Nasser, which is a big long ride south of Cairo.

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Never miss a story.So, listen, if you can’t find your way to Canal Street, this is not my problem.Therefore its Holy shrine is 3,000 years old so don’t waste time looking for transportation.What makes this come to mind specially is that — if you can believe it — the face of the rock is carved in — ready? You won’t believe this — in the exact likeness of Marlo Thomas.Marlo Thomas?! Yeah.

Marlo Thomas, star of TV’s ancient sitcom “That Girl.” Her television character was Ann Marie.Always encompassed in fame, her father was the famous entertainer Danny Thomas.

Her husband the famous TV personality Phil Donahue.Both gone, as is the sitcom.

She won four Emmys, Grammy, a Golden Globe and a few other things.Now 88, revered for philanthropy, she works for what Danny Thomas created — S...