| hint | answer |
|---|
| Italy's __ di Como | |
| Norwegian 1968 Chemistry Nobelist, Onsager | |
| '__ Marlene' (WWII song) | |
| Austrian-born film director Fritz ('Metropolis' 'M') | |
| Frown | |
| Newbery-winning children's author Lowry | |
| Historic Swedish city | |
| Kind of moth | |
| Ohio city | |
| Opera by Alban Berg | |
| MGM co-founder Marcus | |
| Italian author Primo __ ('If This Is a Man' 'The Drowned and the Saved') | |
| Roman goddess of the moon | |
| Theater actor Teeter | |
| Financial writer Marshall __ | |
| E.S. __, old game company (Yahtzee) | |
| German for air | |
| Grammy-winning film composer Schifrin | |
| Wife of Jacob - sister of Rachel - mother of Judah | |
| 'Granada' songwriter Agustin __ | |
| Give a thumbs-up on Facebook | |
| Mother of Helen of Troy - Castor and Pollux | |
| Waterfall, in Scotland | |
| Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer's 'Woman With a __' | |
| Broadway's __-Fontanne Theater | |
| Sally __ (teacake) | |
| 1890's Vice President __ P. Morton | |
| 1814 Lord Byron poem | |
| __ Hayes of 'The Mod Squad' | |
| Mother of Apollo & Artemis - daughter of Phoebe | |
| Old type-setting machine, briefly | |
| Edmund Cartwright's power invention, 1785 | |
| Angle iron; beam with a bend | |
| Russian-American actress Wood ('Peyton Place' 'Diamonds Are Forever') | |
| Oscar-winning Russian actress Kedrova ('Zorba the Greek') | |
| __ Park, old Coney Island attraction | |
| Floor covering, to a Brit | |
| 1960's Israeli Prime Minister, __ Eshkol | |
| French for milk | |
| Spanish composer Edouard | |
| Early film star __ Lee (Valentino co-star in 'Blood and Sand') | |
| Poland's second largest city | |
| Irish author O'Flaherty ('The Informer') | |
| 'South Pacific' girl | |
| River in Siberia | |
| Venetian beach | |
| Broad-topped hill, in the southwest | |
| Dolly of 'Hello Dolly!' | |
| Swan's partner in myth | |
| Pioneering Soviet spacecraft series | |
| T'ang Dynasty poet | |
| Legal scholar Guinier | |
| Old Apple computer | |
| Reader's Digest co-founder, __ Wallace | |
| Leopold and __ (1920's murder case - Richard Darrow defended them) | |
| Nicaragua's second largest city | |
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