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light bridge

American  

noun

Theater.
  1. bridge116a


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The floor began to light up underneath him, panes of light flying in from left and right to create a sort of light bridge, which he bounded down to shake a Sony executive’s hand.

From New York Times

The writer saw in 1867 a light bridge, which spanned the street, and was intended for the use of ladies and timid pedestrians.

From Project Gutenberg

My eldest boy, Bryan, was standing under the light bridge in the first entrance, and, taking him by the hand, I turned him over to one of the stage hands with orders to get him out of the theater.

From Project Gutenberg

A light bridge over a deep water-course led up to the guard-house.

From Project Gutenberg

The river charged down a turn in the pine-grown hills, and broke in silver upon the timber and the remains of a light bridge washed away some days before.

From Project Gutenberg