- - English actress whose TV shows included In Loving Memory , Hallelujah! and Last of the Summer Wine
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- - Hymn whose title follows the line "When I die, Hallelujah, by and by"
- - Gospel song with the lyric Like a bird from these prison walls (3 wds.)
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- - english golfer whose 20 european wins included the spanish, italian and portuguese opens in 1958
- - TV commentator and presenter who played on eight Ryder Cup teams
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- - English rock band whose hits included Down in the Tube Station at Midnight and That's Entertainment
- - This group should arguably go on first in 19
- - "Town Called Malice" punk rockers
- - "Town Called Malice" band
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- - lillian —, actress whose roles included rachel cooper in 1955 film drama the night of the hunter
- - 1991 debut album by the Smashing Pumpkins
- - Lillian .... was a US silent film star noted for playing waif-like characters with inner strength
- - lillian, actress whose films included 1915's the birth of a nation
- - Actress Lillian of silent films
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- - English comic actor and comedian whose roles in Round the Horne included Rambling Syd Rumpo, J Peasemold Gruntfuttock and Sandy
- - actor whose roles have included king henry in 2014 family film maleficent
- - The first president of Zambia
- - Actor Branagh who plays Gilderoy Lockhart in the Harry Potter films
- - Actor/director Branagh
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- - welsh adventurer, squire and founder of the english royal house whose monarchs included henry viii, "bloody mary" and elizabeth i
- - Mary ......, Henry VIII's daughter
- - house party in a rut, perhaps
- - English royal house ruling from 1485-1603
- - Worst is over — Duke's protected in former royal house
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- - ...... newman, actress whose films included deadfall and the stepford wives
- - Anna Neagle starred in the 1940 movie, 'No, No, ....'
- - Half of the "Tea for Two" duo
- - Half of the "Tea for Two" duet
- - Title character singing in the "Tea for Two" duet
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- - jule ..., composer of the music for broadway musicals gypsy and hallelujah, baby!
- - jule —, composer of the music for broadway musical gypsy
- - "gentlemen prefer blondes" composer jule
- - Composer of many Streisand show tunes
- - Three Coins in the Fountain composer
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- - English goalkeeper whose clubs have included Crystal Palace, Manchester City and Preston North End
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