| There's far more heroism in the attitude of men out here than in the footlight attitude that journalists paint for the public. |
| To use the torch or hand lantern, a footlight must be employed as a point of reference to the motion. |
| Jefferson had really fallen asleep, and his snores, it is said, were quite audible beyond the footlight. |
| He mounted plays with enough credibility to draw serious theatregoers, as he appealed to the general public's guilty thrill at seeing stars of a certain pedigree join the footlight parade. |
| No living creature excites such general curiosity, interest, and perhaps admiration and envy, as this footlight queen. |
| A footlight is placed within this tent-like cover to illuminate it. |
