All things tinged with the bright light of day, the glories of sunset or the super-glories of sunrise.

We must saturate the fancy of the audience with the atmosphere of Japan, mused Mr.Belasco.Therefore, Japanese scenes, my painter! Electrician, your plot shall be worked out as carefully as the dialogue and action of the play's people.

"First drop discovered; house-lights down; white foots with blue full work change of color at back of drop; white lens on top of mountain; open light with white, straw, amber, and red on lower part of drop; when full on lower footlights to blue," and so on.
Mr.Belasco's emotions, we know, find eloquent expression in stage lights.

But the ear must be carried off to the land of enchantment as well as the eye.

"Come, William Furst, recall your experiences on the Western coast.