Today's ceremony had a nostalgic feel, with 23 Hall of Famers in attendance.
Allen emphasises this in Annie Hall by contrasting the nostalgic perfection of the park from his childhood to its then desolate state.
Mr. Barratier takes this fraught and interesting moment of strikes, factory occupations, rising fascism and mass unemployment and turns it into the vague and gauzy backdrop for a nostalgic and improbable tale of music-hall shenanigans.
I had almost forgotten them until I walked into "Piaf, la Môme de Paris," a nostalgic homage to the singer at Paris's ornate city hall, the Hôtel de Ville.
The pair always remind me slightly, with their varying size and style, dressed up in their finery, of a couple of music hall comics topping the second-house bill on a nostalgic Saturday night at the Empire.
But as much as I love the nostalgic vibe on the ground floor, it is the chandeliered Spiegelsaal (mirror hall) upstairs, all towering ceiling, baroque detailing and huge mirrors, that draws gasps, and crowds.
So presumably Mr. Zucker has the opportunity to get nostalgic about fair Harvard every time he passes his employee Mr. O'Brien in the hall.
Poultry preceded the two-level emporium, but visitors nostalgic for the former poultry plant can grab a curry chicken sandwich at Provisions Market Hall or a ring with an egg-shaped opal at Newtwist.
Chance sold out two shows at Metro, and the footage makes me nostalgic for times he was selling out smaller clubs rather than super-big concert halls and festivals.
WHEN the 23rd annual New York Cabaret Convention begins three nights of performances on Oct. 17 at Rose Hall at Jazz at Lincoln Center, it will start a new chapter both for the convention and the nostalgic genre it celebrates.
