Even more oddly, in 1970 and 1971 he typed out a list of the previous million years (from 1969 to 998,031 B.C).; in 1998 he did the same with the forthcoming million (1999 to 1,001,998 A.D .. On a stage on the Guggenheim's ground floor, volunteer readers recite these sequences for five hours a day.
Wally's story takes place, oddly, in 1998, though the combination of her deluxe digs and her stiff-lipped anguish within its wood-paneled walls — she's an exotic bird fluttering in her gold cage — is straight out of one of Lana Turner's desperate melodramas.
Balanchine's "Nutcracker" -- first performed in February, oddly enough, in 1954 at City Center -- takes place in the reassuringly cozy middle-class home of the Stahlbaum family late in the 19th century.
The case started oddly enough in July 2009, when the body of a motivational speaker and father of three from Long Island was found tied up, with multiple stab wounds, in his black station wagon on a street in East Harlem.
Oddly enough, in September 2011, the Senate bill (S.
Grime gigs draw an oddly eclectic crowd in 2016.
"I wish there were more places in New York like this," she said, glancing around wistfully as the restaurant, an archetypal New York City diner festooned in holiday tinsel, filled with oddly assorted regulars in winter wraps and seasonal revelers dressed in Santa Claus suits.
Yet this sits oddly with the fall in bond yields and the gold price over the past week: if inflation were the culprit, you would expect both to have risen.
"'Les choses sont contre nous.' 'Things are against us,"' Jennings writes in his later essay, "Report on Resistentialism," which appears in "Oddly Enough" (1950) and "The Jenguin Pennings" (1963).
For his first feature film, "Dragonwyck," from 1946 (packaged, oddly, in the "Fox Horror Classics, Vol. 2" boxed set), Joseph L. Mankiewicz directed a gothic romance, set in upstate New York in the eighteen-forties and rooted in the political history of its place and time, that plays out like a blend of Poe and Tocqueville.
