They have been sleeping in the building while preparing Extravaganza Macabra, a light-of-heart, quick-on-its-feet show that spoofs Victorian melodrama with brass neck and brass instruments.
(James) 'THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT' Keen of eye, light of heart... (2 15).
I am trivial and light of heart even when in despair!
"One must be light, light of heart, light of hand, holding and taking, holding and letting go," she tells her young lover.
Darryl Zanuck, at Twentieth Century Fox, hired him to revise a script of Emlyn Williams's play "The Light of Heart".
Who's to say that Mr. Cash, staring into the final blackness, wasn't light of heart?
But Shirley Temple's mother dithered, and "Cosmopolitan" died, and, in November, Zanuck passed on his revision of "The Light of Heart".
Keen of eye and light of heart, the latest production of the National Yiddish Theater — Folksbiene asks husbands and wives: After 25 years, if you had another chance, would you marry your spouse again?
But a larger audience will have to be reached, at least on the biggest days, if the new programme is to be called a success and the main point of difference, it appears, will be in the tone; more light of heart, less gripped by detail.
But they both point to the same disjointed way a modern electorate wants to see its leader – at once righteously wedded to his role to such an extent that his private life and personal happiness are subordinate to it, and simultaneously light of heart, human, a family man.
