Sentence examples for novelty opening from inspiring English sources

B. B. KING BLUES CLUB & GRILL 237 W. 42nd St .(212-997-4144) — June 7: Dan Hicks created the Hot Licks as a novelty opening act for his classic sixties San Francisco garage band, the Charlatans.

The real novelty opened the concert: a suite from the orchestral works of JS Bach concocted for Mahler's opening New York season in 1909.

Jack McVea, a tenor saxophonist and bandleader who was a writer of the 1947 novelty hit "Open the Door, Richard," died on Dec. 27 in Los Angeles.

This casual and large bar, housed in an industrial-looking space, was a novelty when it opened in 2005.

Mr. Fraser's novelty, scheduled to open on Jan . 25for what he estimates will be a nine-month run, is one answer — an especially striking, even eccentric one.

A splendid gala studded with rare revivals from the 1940's, guest artists, a premiere with an emotional wallop by Doug Varone and promising excerpts from novelties to come opened the Limón Dance Company's season at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday night.

Some were directly representational (Mr. Marsalis's Ellingtonian "Back to Basics," which portrays laughter through a trumpet), some just sounded happy-go-lucky (Thelonious Monk's singsong "Green Chimneys") and some were jazz's best novelty songs ("Salt Peanuts" and "Open the Door, Richard").

A stop-motion opening sequence for the series' 10th anniversary special was created by LA-based animation studio Screen Novelties.

These included a 15 Mb locus for hot-plate nociception, 9 Mb locus for novelty-induced open-field locomotor behavior, and a 4 Mb locus for average distance from the center of the open field (Philip et al. 2011).

Already, several retail shops have opened, including a novelty store and restaurants.

Appropriately the new century opened with a novelty: a successful American fairy tale.