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Curiosity shop Odditorium, for example, sports a sign saying "gone on school run"; those children must be educated in another state.

Selections from his Odditorium will be on display to provide a mise en scene.

It was partially named after and recorded in the band's own studio, The Odditorium.

The result was Odditorium or Warlords of Mars, released the following year.

Odditorium appears to be capsizing into a sinkhole.

The Odditorium is the band's eclectic rehearsal space and recording and mixing studio.

It is now an indoor miniature golf course that uses some of the leftovers from the Odditorium as scenery for the holes.

Mr. Coleman considers his subjects the Odditorium's household saints.

As the acquisitions director of the Odditorium, which he created in 1994, Mr. Coleman has had his bargain days.

Odditorium in New York.

Odditorium in Times Square.

The publisher of both books, along with his first novel, "Odditorium," is Alfred A. Knopf.

Odditorium or Warlords of Mars was released on September 13, 2005 by record label Capitol.

You Only Live Twice marks the Odditorium's debut in Chikara.

More than his castle, the Odditorium is his kingdom: part one-room schoolhouse, part chamber of horrors.

Immediately following the fair, Omi appeared at Ripley's Odditorium Theater as the star attraction.

Six dresses were displayed at the Times Square "odditorium" Thursday and three winning designers squared off for the top prize of $1,000.

These can be mailed to New York, and each time the player visits the Odditorium he can see these artifacts on display.

(In an apparent promotional gimmick, beds were provided in the Odditorium for people who "fainted" daily.)

Upon hearing of the Odditorium plans, Barry Frank, the managing partner at WonderWorks, laughs.

At the beginning of the show on the great Odditorium stage, the showman, Sam Galuppi calls for two volunteers to be heroes for the night.

The building in San Francisco is a Ripleys' Believe It or Not Odditorium.

In 1950, a year after Ripley's death, the first permanent Odditorium opened in St. Augustine, Florida.

His first "Odditorium" opened at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933, and the cartoon features based on his collection are still syndicated worldwide.