After his death, one of these places housed the body of the African-born Viennese Freemason Angelo Soliman. Ferrante Imperato created a woodcut of one of these places, another of which was set up at Roman College by Athanasius Kircher. Narwhal tusks were popular in these places, (10[1])such as one kept by Danish polymath Ole Worm. A film titled for one of these places is linked to Hitler’s rise in the title of a book by (10[1])Siegfried (10[1])Kracauer, (-5[1])used painted sets with pointy forms, and ends with the twist that Franzis is in an asylum. These places name (10[1])“wonder-rooms” of natural oddities (10[1])that predated (-5[1])museums, which were called these places “of curiosities.” (10[2])For 10 points, a 1920 German Expressionist horror film is titled for what sort of place (10[1])“of Dr. Caligari”? (10[1])■END■ (10[1])