Delicacy, gaiety, youthfulness and sensuality were the ideals of French Rococo painting. In commedia each character embodies a mood&colon; mockery, sadness, gaiety, confusion, and so forth. Few were insensible to his personal charm and gaiety. It is a month of joy and gaiety, with swings hanging from tall trees. She was remembered as a woman of great wit, charm and gaiety. Yellow dresses in fashion are rare, but always associated with gaiety and celebration. Their character was played with a malicious wit or gossipy gaiety. John Hollingshead of the Gaiety Theatre presented Offenbach's operettas to large and enthusiastic audiences. In 1893 the British "Musical Times" praised its "irresistible gaiety". Niels' reaction to the quarrel was said to have been "excessive gaiety". Liam also performed at the renowned Gaiety Theatre in Dublin. The best known theatres include the Gaiety, Abbey, Olympia, Gate, and Grand Canal. The surviving libretto is not the version heard by audiences at the Gaiety Theatre. They were championed by Annie Horniman, owner of the Gaiety Theatre. It was a design that he also used on the Gaiety, Matcham's second Glaswegian theatre.