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hyde
  • - "if he be mr. ...... . . . i shall be mr. seek" (musing from gabriel utterson in a robert louis stevenson book)
  • - Mr. in a Robert Louis Stevenson story
  • - Mr. ... (Dr. Jekyll's other identity in a Robert Louis Stevenson book)
  • - Robert Louis Stevenson's "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. ..."
  • - Robert Louis Stevenson's novella "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr ..."
  • - "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr ...," gothic novella by Robert Louis Stevenson which tells the story of a legal practitioner, Gabriel John Utterson
  • - stevenson brute
  • - Stevenson fiend
  • - Robert Louis Stevenson villain
  • - Half of a Stevenson pair
  • - Stevenson's Mr.
  • - Stevenson alter-ego
  • - Mr. ...... (Robert Louis Stevenson title character)
  • - 1886 novella villain
  • - Stevenson scoundrel
  • - Stevenson title character
  • - Stevenson character
  • - Stevenson's villainous Mr
  • - Evil half of a Stevenson character
  • - Stevenson's fiendish Mr
  • - Stevenson's potion-induced villain
  • - Stevenson's fiend
  • - One side of a Stevenson character
  • - Stevenson villain
  • - Stevenson's title villain
  • - Literary villain from Soho
  • - Actor David ... Pierce of HBO Max's Julia
  • - ...... park, new york (fdr's birthplace)
  • - Londons .. Park
  • - Doctor Jekyll's alter ego parked in London
  • - "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr ..."
  • - Park name in London and Chicago
  • - Jekyll's other identity
  • - Jekylls counterpart
  • - payolas singer paul
  • - roscommon's main gaa stadium is named after whom?
  • - Dr Jekyll's alternative park?
  • - .... Park, NY; FDR's hometown
  • - doctor's evil side
  • - "That 70's Show" cynic
  • - London park which houses the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain
  • - Jekyll & ...
  • - ... Park, New York (FDR's hometown)
  • - mr. ...... (scary character of 1886)
  • - name on the presidential library locale list
  • - Alternative personality of Dr. Henry Jekyll, Mr. Edward ...
  • - Jekyll, by night
  • - villainous half of a literary dual personality
  • - jekyll's significant other?
  • - Roosevelt's ...... Park
  • - "pure evil," per jekyll
  • - Mr. of fiction
  • - London park name
  • - Park in London
  • - "Frasier" actor David ...... Pierce
  • - Villainous alter-ego
  • - Noted park name
  • - Mr. ...... (Dr. Jekyll's alter ego)
  • - David ...... Pierce
  • - Park in Chicago or London
  • - Half of an infamous dual personality
  • - Half a dual personality
  • - Famous alter ego
  • - "Frasier" star David ...... Pierce
  • - "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. ......"
  • - Spencer Tracy role: 1941
  • - Roosevelt park
  • - R.L.S. criminal
  • - Pram-pusher's park
  • - Part for Londoners or F.D.R.
  • - Park with Speakers' Corner
  • - Park visited by Sherlock Holmes
  • - Park name in several cities
  • - Park known for its orators
  • - Park in New York or London
  • - Park for soapboxers
  • - Park for a London soapboxer.
  • - Park abutting the Marble Arch
  • - Orators' park
  • - N.Y.'s ...... Park
  • - Murderous Mr. of fiction
  • - Murderous Mr.
  • - Mr. of 19th-century fiction
  • - Long Island's New ...... Park
  • - London's soapbox park
  • - London park with Speaker's Corner
  • - London park famous for speakers
  • - Literary brute
  • - Karloff role in a 1953 Abbott and Costello film
  • - Jekyll's worse half
  • - Jekyll's inner demon
  • - Jekyll's bad alter ego
  • - Jekyll turned into him
  • - Jekyll counterpart
  • - Irish President: 1938-45
  • - Ireland's first president Douglas
  • - Inheritor in Dr. Jekyll's will
  • - Infamous brute in a suit
  • - Henry who once headed the House Judiciary Committee
  • - Henry of the House Judiciary Committee
  • - Half of a split personality
  • - Four-time Emmy winner David ...... Pierce
  • - Former Illinois Congressman Henry
  • - Fiend of fiction
  • - Fictional second self
  • - Famous literary dark side
  • - F.D.R.'s ...... Park
  • - Eire's first President.
  • - Eire president, 1938–45
  • - Dr. Jekyll's evil alter ego, Mr. ......
  • - Douglas ......, first president of Eire
  • - Demonic alter ego of fiction
  • - Dark alter ego
  • - Danny Masterson's "That '70s Show" character, Steven ......
  • - Danny Masterson's "That '70s Show" character
  • - 1995-2001 House Judiciary Committee chairman
  • - "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. ......" (classic split-personality fiction)
  • - --- Park, N.Y.
  • - ...... Park, where F.D.R. lived
  • - ...... Park, birthplace of F.D.R.
  • - Fictional fiend
  • - Park in New York
  • - Famous park
  • - Dr. Jekyll's alter ego
  • - Villainous literary alter ego
  • - Fictional alter ego
  • - Evil side of literature?
  • - Jekyll's bad side
  • - Dr. Jekyll's evil side
  • - Timothy denied concealing evil alter ego
  • - Title alter ego of 1886
  • - Whom Jekyll becomes
  • - Homicidal alter ego of fiction
  • - Jekyll's alter ego
  • - Literary alter ego who inspired the Hulk
  • - Jekyll's counterpart
  • - London's ...... Park
  • - Douglas ......, first president of Ireland
  • - ...... Amendment, controversial 1976 Congressional measure
  • - Monstrous Mr
  • - Sinister literary Mr
  • - Anne --, mother of the monarchs Mary II and Anne
  • - Jekyll's 12 Down
  • - Jekyll, at times
  • - Fictional Mr
  • - Jekyll's evil half
  • - Literary bad side
  • - Jekyll's other
  • - Jekyll's other side
  • - London park
  • - Chicago's ...... Park
  • - Evil Edward of fiction
  • - Jekyll and --
  • - Dark side, metaphorically
  • - Bad half of fiction
  • - Fiendish alter ego of fiction
  • - Homicidal alter ego
  • - Literary alter ego
  • - Inner demon of Victorian literature
  • - Fictional London alter ego
  • - 'Nothing lived in him but fear and hatred'
  • - Murderous alter ego
  • - Violent alter ego
  • - Jekyll's evil self
  • - Dark half of a literary duo
  • - London park housing Rotten Row
  • - Fictional dark side
  • - Sociopathic alter ego
  • - Jekyll's alternative personality
  • - Dark side of 19th-century fiction
  • - ...... Park (Chicago neighborhood once home to Obama)
  • - Jekyll's murderous other self
  • - Brutish alter ego of fiction
  • - Villainous alter ego of fiction
dylan
  • - Bob who has both an Academy Award and a Nobel Prize
  • - Bob of folk rock
  • - maybe thomas, dudley and roland part
  • - Bob who wrote 'Mr. Tambourine Man'
  • - Bob ..., "Mr. Tambourine Man" singer who was awarded a Pulitzer Prize Special Citation
  • - Blowin' in the Wind songwriter Bob
  • - Folk-rocker Bob
  • - Musician Bob with a Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - Artist Bob, who wrote "Make You Feel My Love"
  • - us singer, bob –
  • - 'Shadows in the Night' singer Bob
  • - Bob or Thomas
  • - Rock and roll pioneer
  • - Singer/songwriter Bob
  • - Singer Bob who won the Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - Legendary folk singer Bob
  • - Guy who wrote "Guys and Dolls" songs including nothing minor
  • - Bob whose mumbling is less charming in his 70s
  • - Bob (singer) — Thomas (author)
  • - Bob ......, singer from Duluth
  • - American singer-songwriter Bob, b. 1941
  • - A Thomas from Wales
  • - "Blonde on Blonde" singer Bob
  • - Bob who wrote "Blowin' in the Wind"
  • - Musician Bob takes Lynda out
  • - 'Lay Lady Lay' singer Bob
  • - Folk-rock singer Bob
  • - Freewheelin' Bob
  • - Bob who won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - Bob —, singer
  • - 2016 Nobel laureate Bob
  • - Bob —, Nobel prize winner
  • - Music icon Bob who wrote the song suggested by the starts of this puzzle's theme entries
  • - "Blowin' in the Wind" singer Bob
  • - Sixties singer Bob
  • - Bob of folk
  • - Bob —; — Thomas
  • - Musical legend Bob
  • - Bob of the Traveling Wilburys
  • - Singer-songwriter Bob
  • - "Like a Rolling Stone" singer Bob
  • - "John Wesley Harding" singer Bob
  • - "Freewheelin"' singer Bob
  • - "A Child's Christmas in Wales" author Thomas
  • - Folk singer Bob
  • - Bob who sang "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall"
  • - Singer Bob
  • - Bob and Andy wandering around mid-Wales
  • - Bob ___, singer who covered the song "Take a Message to Mary" in 1970
  • - bob ---, singer-songwriter
  • - "Time Out of Mind" Grammy winner Bob
  • - bob ---, u.s. singer-songwriter
  • - musician bob who won a nobel prize in literature
  • - Part in Normandy landings for Thomas?
  • - Magic Roundabout rabbit
  • - songwriter with a nobel prize
  • - Lady upset by North American singer
  • - Surname of Nobel Prize-winning singer-songwriter
  • - Mr Zimmerman
  • - The writer Thomas Hardy languishes, greatly diminished
  • - musician who was the 2016 literature nobelist
  • - The Wallflowers lead singer Jakob
  • - "Under Milk Wood" poet's first name
  • - "I'm Not There" subject
  • - Zimmerman aka ........
  • - Singer born 5/24/41
  • - Self-titled 1973 rock album
  • - Name associated with classic rock
  • - Luke's "90210" role
  • - He's been on the Never Ending Tour since 6/7/1988
  • - Grammy winner for "Time out of Mind"
  • - Drew's "Charlie's Angels" role
  • - Blanchett role (sort of) in a 2007 movie
  • - Actor O'Brien of "Teen Wolf"
  • - Actor McDermott from the first two seasons of "American Horror Story"
  • - A Traveling Wilbury
  • - 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature winner
  • - "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" singer
  • - "Freewheelin"' singer
  • - Subject of the biopic 'I'm Not There'
  • - Businesses with a portmanteau name
  • - Birth name of Dil Pickles
  • - Musician who won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - 2016 Nobel Laureate in Literature
  • - 'The Times They Are a-Changin" singer
  • - Body language revealing Nobel prize winner
  • - Folk-rock pioneer
  • - 'Blowin' in the Wind' singer
  • - 'Mr. Tambourine Man' songwriter
  • - Only composer Nobelist
  • - Poet Thomas
  • - Nobel Prize composer
  • - Songwriter awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - Musician with a Nobel Prize
  • - 'The Times They Are a-Changin" songwriter
  • - -- Thomas, Welsh poet
  • - First songwriter to win a Nobel
  • - "Like a Rolling Stone" singer
  • - 2016 Literature Nobelist
  • - Literature Nobelist of 2016
  • - Do you like alternative names? Primarily a Welsh one?
  • - McDermott of 'American Horror Story'
  • - Singer whose archive was acquired by the University of Tulsa in 2016
  • - "Blowin' in the Wind" songwriter
  • - Subject of the Robert Shelton biography "No Direction Home"
  • - Name of poet using some bawdy language
  • - "Blowin' in the Wind" composer
  • - -- Thomas, poet
  • - Folk-rock icon
  • - 'Mr. Tambourine Man' writer
  • - About whom Obama said "There is not a bigger giant in the history of American music"
  • - "Lay Lady Lay" singer
  • - Thomas the poet
  • - Zimmerman's stage name
  • - 2012 "Tempest" artist
  • - "Tempest" singer
  • - "Like a Rolling Stone" composer
  • - Thomas of poetry
  • - Singer/songwriter born Robert Zimmerman
  • - "Tangled Up in Blue" singer
  • - "Blowin' in the Wind" writer
  • - McDermott of "The Practice"
  • - "Lay Lady Lay" writer
  • - "It Ain't Me Babe" composer
  • - Welsh poet Thomas
  • - "Maggie's Farm" singer
  • - "Chimes of Freedom" songwriter
  • - "Cross the Green Mountain" singer-songwriter
  • - Songwriter born Robert Zimmerman
  • - "Hurricane" singer
  • - "Time Out of Mind" Grammy winner
  • - "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" songwriter
  • - Kennedy Center honoree of '97
  • - "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall" singer
  • - "Lay Lady Lay" songwriter
  • - "The Map of Love" poet Thomas
  • - 2000 Oscar winner for Best Song
  • - Singer born Zimmerman
  • - "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" singer, 1973
  • - "Positively 4th Street" singer
  • - Drew, in "Charlie's Angels"
  • - "Just Like a Woman" songwriter
  • - "Do not go gentle into that good night" poet Thomas
  • - 'It Ain't Me Babe' songwriter
  • - Big name in rock history
  • - Musician with a Nobel Prize in literature
  • - us songwriter noted for his protest songs
  • - Lady Gaga starting off an enigmatic lyricist
alicia-keys
  • - Fallin' singer who teaches a MasterClass course in songwriting and producing: 2 wds.
gypsy
  • - member of a travelling people
  • - Actress LuPone's second Tony Award was for this 2008 Broadway revival of a musical loosely based on the memoirs of a striptease artist
  • - Esmeralda in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, e.g.
  • - Word before moth or cab
  • - Title character of "Carmen"
  • - Speaker of Romany
  • - Type of moth or cab
  • - 1959 musical by Jule Styne, featuring Ethel Merman as a domineering stage mother
  • - Kind of moth
  • - Kind of cab
  • - Type of moth
  • - Moth
  • - Musical based on the memoirs of a striptease artist
  • - Musical with the song Everything's Coming Up Roses
  • - Musical with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
  • - He has no settled occupation
  • - German agent turned by Yankee traveller
  • - Entertainer .... Rose Lee
  • - Free-spirited or a nomadic person
  • - Nomad, itinerant person
  • - Musical with the song "Let Me Entertain You"
  • - Sondheim's second Broadway show
  • - Old-time burlesque dancer ...... Rose Lee
  • - Itinerant caravan dweller
  • - Ethel Merman show
  • - Caravan rover
  • - Hit musical with the song 'Everything's Coming Up Roses'
  • - Romany
  • - Traveller in pain on small yacht's prow
  • - 'Everything's Coming Up Roses' musical
  • - "Let Me Entertain You" musical
  • - 1959 Broadway show subtitled "A Musical Fable"
  • - 1959 Broadway hit with the song "All I Need Is the Girl"
  • - ...... Rose Lee
  • - "You Gotta Get a Gimmick" musical
  • - First name in burlesque
  • - Flamenco dancer
  • - 1959 Merman vehicle
  • - Sondheim/Styne musical
  • - Nonunion cab
  • - Like some hacks
  • - Bette Midler musical
  • - Broadway dancer
  • - With 7-Across, taxi not licensed to pick up street hails
  • - Broadway revival starring Bernadette Peters
  • - Rom, commonly
  • - Illicit cab
  • - Sondheim-Styne musical
  • - Zingaro.
  • - Recent Broadway musical.
  • - Leading role on Broadway.
  • - George Borrow's subject.
  • - "Carmen," for one
  • - Wanderer
  • - Nomad
  • - Itinerant
  • - Broadway musical.
  • - broadway production starring ethel merman that was a 1960 tony award for best musical nominee
  • - free-spirited person
yves
  • - Montand in "Z"
  • - All about ......: fashion
  • - Y, as in women's wear
  • - First name in design
  • - Fashion first name
  • - First name in fashion
  • - Actor-singer Montand
  • - "Memphis" director Simoneau
  • - "Let's Make Love" actor Montand
  • - Singer-actor Montand
  • - Montand or Tanguy
  • - Director Allegret
  • - M. Montand: 1921-91
  • - M. Montand
  • - ...... Saint Laurent, protégé of 22 Across
  • - Montand from Monsummano
  • - Montand
  • - He's French, or would be indeed, if not very
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