Arrangement of scenery and properties to represent the place where a play or movie is enacted.
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The gardens of the palace were not unlike the stage setting of a great spectacle.
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He worked until dawn on a stage setting for "Don Giovanni."
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With trapping and other paraphernalia a stage setting can be effected to simulate almost any scene.
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The stage setting represented an attic in the private asylum where the conspirator was confined in 1812.
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Why, it looks like a stage setting!
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The beautiful green and blue tints in the ice-colouring made a picture as unreal as a stage setting.
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They labored at the stage setting.
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The stage setting was also extraordinary.
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I had not noticed the hotel, for before us the valley opened out into a perfect stage setting.
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The getaway had been a work of art, just as the hold-up had been a wonder-piece of stage setting.
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On the 1913 side of this Wagnerian stage setting take a look at a real estate office in Victoria, B.C.
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She had a way of looking at people as if they were bits of the stage setting instead of individuals.
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It must have been the glamour of the adventure that had deceived me; that, and the unusual stage setting and costuming.
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Full description of costumes, a detailed illustration of the stage setting, etc., will be found at the end of the play.
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In song, peat and the moor are the stage setting for many stories of love consummated and love crushed with betrayal.
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The music that softly played on this occasion of my mental experience of life gave the stage setting a feverish reality.