The suggestion to dress in 1930s style is studiously followed: theatregoers mill about in sequined headbands, fascinators and suspenders.
It follows two childhood friends who clash with gangsters in 1930s Georgia and sing about it as they go along.
Halfway through the book many readers will feel they have read quite enough reverential descriptions of naturist and pagan cults in 1930s Britain.
It tells the story of a young boy in 1930s Paris who lives in the city train station and looks after the clocks.
It is now generally accepted that the blame for the Great Depression in 1930s America does not lie with the Wall Street crash of 1929 but the unreasonably tight monetary policy which followed it.
The trio proved to be box-office gold: They were two of the highest-grossing films of their time, winning a slew of awards -- including a best picture Oscar for the latter, a tale of con men in 1930s Chicago.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) was set up in the 1930s in response to the growing influence of American radio.
She began in the 1930s in the beauty salons of Queens, finding an audience held captive under hairdryers and dabbing their hot cheeks with her uncle's inventions.
It consisted of four stories about the residents of a tenement house at 55 Dropsie Avenue in the Bronx (Mr Eisner, the son of Jewish immigrants, grew up in the 1930s in just such a tenement, with dark bare stairways and interlacing washing lines).
This is particularly troublesome if the economy slips into deflation, as happened globally in the 1930s and in Japan in the 1990s.
The first ones flew in the 1930s, in fact.
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Ever since a monumental battle in the 1930s, in which Roosevelt's New Dealers forced the Supreme Court to back down on the issue, Congress has used an expansive reading of the commerce clause to legislate in a vast range of new areas.
Some of it is not as visible as bridges, some of it is water systems, pipes underground that essentially were built back in the 1930s -- in some cases even older than that.
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The watercolor study was originally bought by Eichenwald's parents, who brought it with them to the United States when the family fled the Nazi occupation of Europe in the 1930s and settled in New York.
Yet farm values have held up much better than they did in the 1930s or even in the 1980s, when prices fell by around a third in real terms as commodity prices dropped and the Federal Reserve used high interest rates to squeeze inflation out of the system.
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The last Republican, as you well remember, was in the early 1930s in Pittsburgh.
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In America disparities declined fastest in the 1930s and 1940s, in Europe after the second world war.
Think Nikola Tesla in the 1890s or Wernher von Braun in the 1930s or Doug Engelbart in the 1960s.
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Hayek was the great free-market thinker who argued with Keynes in the 1930s over government intervention in the economy.
The focus on deficits instead of growth is the same mistake that was made in the early 1930s in the US, as well as in Japan after its top in 1989.
Europe is proving what the Hoover administration already showed in the 1930s, that cutting spending in a recession is counter-productive.
Back in the 1930s he first became prominent in independence politics.
Jooss, who died in 1979, was the founder in the 1930s of the Folkwang School in the Ruhr city of Essen, before he was forced to flee the Nazis.
Loss of confidence in capitalism occurred in the 1930s and for a few years in the 1970s.
At one time in the 1930s eight Nobel prizewinners were working in the Cavendish, then the world's leading centre for experimental nuclear physics.
They found that a sharp increase in the estate tax in the 1930s coincided with a sharp decrease in the size of reported estates.
Some of the scenes, intercut with Nazi propaganda films and ominous newsreel footage of the Nazis' rise to power in the 1930s, were shot by Braun in 16mm color.
It figured that out in the 1930s as storm clouds were gathering in the Pacific, correctly anticipating that America might need to conduct an island-hopping campaign against entrenched Japanese forces.
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The U.S. economy grew at an average real annual rate of 2.71% in the 1930s, 5.57% in the 1940s, 3.5% in the 1950s, 4.2% in the 1960s, 3.18% in the 1970s, 3.24% in the 1980s, 3.4% in the 1990s, but only 1.67% in the 2000s.
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