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astaire
  • - Fred ......, star of Flying Down to Rio
  • - Fred .., dancing partner of Ginger Rogers
  • - Step into A&E, Fred
  • - Dancer Fred ....
  • - us singer, dancer and actor, fred –
  • - Fred
  • - Screen dancer Fred known for his partnership with Ginger Rogers
  • - "Funny Face"'s Fred
  • - Fred dancing in films
  • - Fred --, American dancer, singer, and actor
  • - Fred of 'Top Hat'
  • - Fred ........ played piano and sang I Won't Dance in the 1935 musical film Roberta
  • - Fred --, American dancer, actor, and singer
  • - Fred —, dancer/actor
  • - Fred —, US dancer
  • - 'Top Hat' star Fred
  • - 'Swing Time' co-star Fred
  • - Classic dancer Fred
  • - Film dancer Fred
  • - Fred of "Daddy Long Legs"
  • - 'Top Hat' dancer Fred
  • - Fred of "Finian's Rainbow"
  • - Dancer Fred in "The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle"
  • - Fred with nimble feet
  • - Hoofer Fred
  • - Dance master Fred
  • - Nimble Fred
  • - Dancing Fred
  • - Adele or Fred
  • - Elegant dancer Fred
  • - Fred or Adele
  • - Memorable Fred
  • - Fred ......, Top Hat star
  • - old us dancer actor fred in a satire surprisingly
  • - American singer, dancer and musician, 1899-1987, who stated in his will that he wanted no portrayal of his life in film
  • - rogers's hoofing partner
  • - He danced with Rogers in "Top Hat"
  • - Step inside hospital department to find actor
  • - Dance partner to Rogers
  • - Danced with Rogers
  • - Ginger Rogers' 1930s' film dancing partner
  • - Steady dancer, random singer.
  • - Star of "The Band Wagon."
  • - Star of "Royal Wedding," "Easter Parade," etc.
  • - Partner of Rogers and Powell
  • - Omaha's gift to Hollywood
  • - Name synonymous with dancing.
  • - Garland's "Easter Parade" co-star
  • - Famed dancer
  • - Dance great
  • - Beloved hoofer
  • - Adele of popular entertainment
  • - Actor-dancer
  • - "Carefree" star
  • - "Easter Parade" star
  • - U. S. dancer
  • - Rogers' partner
  • - AFI's #5 male Screen Legend
  • - "Top Hat" star
  • - Immortal name in dance
  • - Dance partner of 95-Down
  • - 'Silk Stockings' star
  • - #5 AFI male screen legend
  • - Musical star who received a 1949 Honorary Award Oscar
  • - 1984 biography subtitled 'The Man, the Dancer'
  • - Epitome of cinematic grace
  • - "Steps in Time" autobiographer
  • - He climbed the walls in 1951's 'Royal Wedding'
  • - Legendary screen dancer
  • - "Royal Wedding" star
  • - Oscar nominee in "The Towering Inferno"
  • - Dancing legend
  • - Charisse's dance partner in "The Band Wagon"
  • - Caron's "Daddy Long Legs" co-star
  • - Subject of the 2009 biography "Puttin' on the Ritz"
  • - "Holiday Inn" co-star
  • - "Night and Day" introducer
  • - Rogers's partner
  • - "Top Hat" tapper
  • - He said "I just put my feet in the air and move them around"
  • - "Top Hat" dancer
  • - "The history of dance on film begins with ......": Gene Kelly
  • - "Shall We Dance" dancer
  • - "Royal Wedding" star, 1951
  • - First-year Kennedy Center honoree
  • - Singer of "A Foggy Day" in "A Damsel in Distress"
  • - "Daddy Long Legs" star
  • - "Holiday Inn" star
  • - He danced in "Silk Stockings"
  • - "Follow the Fleet" co-star, 1936
  • - First-year Kennedy Center Honors recipient
  • - Star born Frederick Austerlitz
  • - "Shall We Dance" co-star
  • - Rogers' dance partner
  • - Noted terpsichorean
  • - "Holiday Inn" actor
  • - "Funny Face" costar
  • - Swing Time star
  • - Rogers' frequent partner
  • - Top guy in "Top Hat"
  • - His real last name was Austerlitz
  • - Dance master
  • - "The Towering Inferno" Oscar nominee
  • - "Finian's Rainbow" star
  • - Dancing man in "Dancing Lady"
  • - Early model for Baryshnikov
  • - "Steps in Time" author
  • - He was top-notch in "Top Hat"
  • - Early influence on Baryshnikov
  • - Another 57 Across
  • - He wore a top hat in "Top Hat"
  • - Crosby's "Blue Skies" partner
  • - "Second Chorus" star
  • - Top-hatted star
  • - Partner of Rogers
  • - Austerlitz's adopted name
  • - Dancer who "rates A-1"?
  • - He wrote "Steps in Time"
  • - Frederick Austerlitz
  • - A Kennedy Center honoree
  • - See 111-Across
  • - One interrupting a celebrity English dancer
  • - The "he" in "Rogers did everything he did … backwards and in high heels"
  • - Rogers' partner in classic Hollywood
ayers
  • - Henry, eighth Premier of South Australia, whose name was given to a landmark in another state
  • - roy known as the "godfather of neo soul"
  • - Wild years of rock down under
  • - Kevin of Soft Machine
  • - British psychedelic singer/songwriter Kevin
  • - Brian Eno collaborator Kevin
  • - Bill mentioned often in the course of 2008 presidential mudslinging
  • - ......-Allen (former last name of Phylicia Rashad of "The Cosby Show")
  • - Rock of Australia
  • - Bill of the 1960s-'70s Weather Underground
  • - Roy of jazz or Kevin of rock
  • - Namesake of an Australian rock
  • - ...... Rock, Uluru, Australian monolith
  • - .. Rock, another name for Australia's Uluru site
  • - Weather Underground activist Bill
  • - .... Rock (Australian landmark)
  • - -- Rock (central Australian landmark)
  • - ...... Rock (Australian landmark, now called Uluru)
  • - .... Rock: Australian attraction
  • - Australia's .... Rock
  • - Sir Henry --, Australian politician born in England (1821-97)
  • - ...... Rock (Aussie landmark)
  • - ...... Rock (Uluru)
  • - "The Soloist" was based on this Nathaniel
  • - ...... Rock (Australian site)
  • - Professor Bill whose 1970s associations resurfaced in the 2008 presidential election
  • - "Fugitive Days: A Memoir" author Bill
  • - Funk's Roy
  • - ...... Rock (Australian tourist site)
  • - ...... Rock (Uluru's old name)
  • - ...... Rock (landmark also called Uluru)
  • - Australian rock
  • - .... Rock: Australian tourist spot
  • - .... Rock, Australia
  • - ...... Rock (Australian tourist attraction)
  • - ...... Rock (Down Under landmark)
  • - .......... Rock (Aussie attraction)
  • - ........ Rock: Australian monolith
  • - British philosopher and family
  • - Classic advertising annual
  • - "Sgt. Fury" artist
  • - Early Obama crony Bill
  • - Bill who was rumored to have written Obama's "Dreams from My Father"
  • - — rock, monolith in central australia also called uluru
  • - bill who co-founded the weather underground
islander
  • - It makes one prejudiced, living with water all round one
  • - I defame a Fijian, perhaps?
  • - Lives on spacecraft, one surrounded by water
  • - Resident of land surrounded by water
  • - I speak badly of key individual?
  • - i defame a manxman
  • - red nails put off man of arran perhaps
  • - I defame archipelago inhabitant
  • - Clare Ward of Shetland, for instance
  • - Inhabitant of a land surrounded by water
  • - i defame inhabitant of ibiza, for example
  • - Ocean liner starting off in Capri, for example, and heading for Rome? The Man of Aran!
  • - Puckster cheered on by the mascot Sparky the Dragon
  • - Inhabitant of Skye, say
  • - Run down by one man in Ibiza?
  • - I cast aspersions on native of Borneo, for example
  • - Is left to roam starting off in Man of Aran
  • - I speak ill of key resident
  • - Hawaiian, perhaps, is country queen
  • - One special lunar vehicle? Man provides home for one
  • - New York NHL player
  • - Manxman, eg, I defame in speech?
  • - Person from Guernsey or Corfu, eg
  • - it's his insularity that makes him what he is!
  • - i defame no-one from the mainland
  • - Man's man is moon explorer?
  • - Man's man, perhaps, I unjustifiably censure
  • - one who lives offshore
  • - Charles Dickens checks out his status presumably having being born on Portsea off the coast
  • - Oahu native, e.g.
  • - Hawaiian native, e.g.
  • - Gilligan, e.g.
  • - Crusoe or Gilligan
  • - Crusoe, e.g.
  • - Tahitian, e.g
  • - One to defame Samoan?
  • - Fijian or Samoan, e.g
  • - Samoan, e.g
  • - Man's man?
  • - Hawaiian or Samoan
  • - Samoan, Sardinian, Sumatran etc
  • - Woman from Hawaii maybe is country queen
  • - Charles Dickens checks out character synonymous with Christmas?
  • - Ranger's crosstown hockey rival
  • - Isolated dweller
  • - Sicilian, e.g.
  • - Samoan, eg
  • - Man's man is to settle with hesitation
  • - Tahitian, eg
  • - Hawaiian or Fijian
calculus
  • - counting stone, perhaps, for differentiation and integration
  • - Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and Isaac Newton
  • - Branch of maths dealing with differentiation and integration
  • - Branch of mathematics developed by Newton and Leibnitz
  • - Computation method in higher mathematics
  • - AP math subject, often
  • - Advanced high school math class
  • - It has its limits
  • - Branch of mathematics
  • - Math course
ultrasonic
  • - Suit Carl? No problem producing very high waves?
  • - In mid-April, a locust flies too high to be heard
  • - Too high to catch?
  • - Too high for people to catch?
  • - On a frequency humans cannot hear
  • - Like bats or lunatics, raving?
haile-selassie
  • - Emperor of Ethiopia, 1930-74
  • - Ethiopian emperor
lipari-islands
  • - Volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea
jukes
  • - Fakes out of position, as in football
  • - Football ploys
  • - Football feints
  • - Vintage diner music players, informally
  • - Does a body-swerve
  • - Outmaneuvers
  • - Fakes out of position
  • - Diner devices, familiarly
  • - Diner fixtures, informally
  • - Fakes out a tackler
  • - Diner music players, in brief
  • - Players of 45s in diners, for short
  • - Case history family, akin to the Kallikaks.
  • - Record holders?
diaspora
  • - Settling of scattered colonies of Jews outside Palestine
  • - Group living outside an ancestral homeland
  • - Population beyond the homeland
  • - Mass dispersion from a homeland
  • - Dispersion of people from their homeland
  • - Organised Paris do at academy, as they're not living at home
  • - Scattered group support revolutionary men in resort
  • - Jews living outside Israel
  • - Scattering of an ethnic population
  • - Scattering of an ethnic group
  • - Group migration
  • - Ancient Jews living outside of Palestine, collectively
  • - Any group scattering or exile
  • - Jews living outside Palestine
  • - A Republican work mentioned rising migration
  • - so a rapid mixture is scattering
  • - perhaps nris returning help with special gold article
  • - Those far from the motherland
  • - The scattering of a nation's people
  • - Migration of a sort
  • - Spread of a people
  • - Mixed pairs do a race round the world
  • - Displaced people creating ado with Paris wrecked
  • - Mass exodus of a sort
  • - Large-scale flight
  • - Scattering of a people
  • - Dispersion of a homogeneous people
  • - Scattering of a population
  • - Body of expatriate Jews
  • - Biblical dispersion of the Jews.
  • - Migration
serial
  • - Novel published in installments
  • - Part of USB
  • - Type of number
  • - Kind of killer
  • - "Perils of Pauline" was one
  • - Kind of number
  • - Type of film
  • - format of collective novels popularized by dickens
  • - Kind of port or number
  • - Word before number or killer
  • - Work released in installments
  • - Soap opera, for example
  • - Soap opera, for one
  • - "The Sopranos," e.g.
  • - Leave-you-hanging story
  • - Episodic amusement
  • - Miniseries, e.g.
  • - Like a soap opera
  • - "Buck Rogers," for one
  • - Soap, for example
  • - "Soap," for one
  • - "Flash Gordon," e.g.
  • - Continuing fare
  • - Story in successive parts
  • - King s The Green Mile e.g.
  • - Published in istallments
  • - Movie divided into chapters
  • - "The Fugitive," for one
  • - Zorro's Black Whip was one
  • - Daily viewing
  • - Stephen King's "The Green Mile," e.g.
  • - Not parallel
  • - Continued story
  • - Any soap opera
  • - "Flash Gordon," once
  • - Work in installments
  • - Sequential
  • - "Dynasty," for one
  • - Pearl White vehicle
  • - Like some TV dramas
  • - Describing certain modern music
  • - Pearl White specialty
  • - Soap opera, usually
  • - Parceled yarn
  • - Episodic
  • - Daytime showing
  • - Daytime drama
  • - It's one thing after another
  • - One thing after another?
  • - See 66-Across
  • - Killer
  • - Soap ....
  • - Number
  • - Daytime soap, e.g
  • - It's a long story
  • - Broadcast breakfast television show
  • - this comes in instalments from israel
  • - A broken romance
algeciras-bay
  • - Sea battle fought off Gibraltar in 1801
stardust
  • - Magical quality of little daughter with us in the beginning
  • - willie nelson album of pop standards
  • - Dreamy powder from outer space
  • - It's essential for celebrity kiss-and-tellers perhaps to come over clean
  • - Magical quality of specks in space?
  • - Maker of romantic illusions
  • - Get the show on the road housing director from Transatlantic: A Sprinkle of Magic
  • - Space specks
  • - All-time favorite song in a 1953 poll of disc jockeys
  • - Popular song of the '30's
  • - Meal ticket for Hoagy Carmichael
  • - One of Crosby's favorites.
  • - Appropriate piece of music for space journeys.
  • - Ziggy ____, alter ego of David Bowie
  • - 1974 David Essex film
  • - Neil Gaiman novel made into a 2007 film with Claire Danes and Michelle Pfeiffer
  • - 2007 summer movie based on a Neil Gaiman book
  • - fantasy film based on a neil gaiman novel, starring claire danes [2007]
  • - 2007 fantasy movie co-written by jane goldman
  • - perhaps hoagy carmichael's best-known contribution to "great american songbook".
  • - Imaginary particles blinding someone to reality
  • - Magical powder
  • - Somehow trust ads' magical quality
  • - Pop star Ziggy
  • - Embracing daughter and American, spark romantic quality
  • - Pop stars Alvin or Ziggy
  • - 1974 film starring David Essex, sequel to That'll Be the Day
  • - Peter Shelley wrote and sang Alvin ........'s 1973 debut hit My Coo-Ca-Choo
  • - Classic Hoagy Carmichael song
  • - Daughter with us in the beginning seen as magical
  • - Imaginary romantic powder
  • - With 59-Across, 1980 film by 1-/69-Across
  • - In beginning, Democratic American is romantic
  • - Hoagy Carmichael standard
  • - Dreamy romantic quality
  • - Hoagy Carmichael song preserved in the National Recording Registry
  • - Hoagy Carmichael classic
  • - Big band era standard
  • - Dewy-eyed quality
  • - Carmichael classic
  • - Dreamy romanticism
  • - Prom finale by 64-Across
  • - ".... Memories"
  • - Carmichael classic since 1929
  • - F.S. hit: 1962
  • - Carmichael-Parish hit song: 1929
  • - Hoagy Carmichael standby
  • - Heavenly song
  • - Popular song by Carmichael.
  • - Carmichael perennial.
  • - Hoagy Carmichael hit.
  • - Song by Hoagy Carmichael.
  • - Bowie glam alter ego Ziggy
  • - Hoagy Carmichael song
  • - Charismatic quality
  • - Bob Dylan's song
bryan-adams
  • - Canadian singer whose first UK hit was Run to You in 1985
  • - Canadian rock musician who sang the 1993 song Please Forgive Me: 2 wds.
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