His effervescent delight in bringing to his audience the best songs, the best musicians, the best of his singing and showmanship, is apparent to anyone who has the good sense to listen to him in person or on records".
It's such an effervescent delight, in fact, that I have no doubt someone in Hollywood is making the deal right this minute to remake and totally screw it up.
It didn't, at least for a couple of decades, as the clips continued to play on Monday and highlights from effervescent delights like Peter Bogdanovich's neo-screwball comedy, "What's Up, Doc?," lighted up the tribute.
There's the story, the actors, the ideas, the chemistry, the Gestalt that makes a movie hold together; then there are small details that stick in the mind as effervescent synecdoches for the whole delight, and I'd like to pull out two from "Ninotchka," Ernst Lubitsch's 1939 comedy about a Soviet agent in Paris (Greta Garbo) and the local roué (Melvyn Douglas) who falls for her.
To an extent, Davies follows Sewall's lead, giving the heroine a friend*,* Vryling Buffam (Catherine Bailey), whose effervescent heresy gives Emily cause for delight.
It would be only mildly overstating my delight at Christine Ebersole's effervescent new act at the Café Carlyle to announce that I'm in love again.
Bérénice Bejo delighted everyone with her nostalgic, effervescent charm in "The Artist," playing the wannabe leading lady who did a wonderful turn smooching with Jean Dujardin's jacket.
This effervescent romp is part British pantomime, part story theatre, and all delight.
Although Stephens has an effervescent side and a smile that can light up an interview room, there were no cartwheels or wide-eyed expressions of delight Monday in Hisense Arena after she beat Bojana Jovanovski in three sets in the fourth round.
Delighted that he has a good product to hawk, Schwarzenegger is exuberant and upbeat; a far more effervescent, less dejected-looking figure, at our second encounter in Hollywood last month, with the swampy, debilitating haze of New Orleans firmly in the past.
