Hollywood (1942)
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1. These may cause players to have words.
7. Grand old name in Yankee Doodle Dandy.
8. It fell for Sadie Thompson.
9. Film fans keep in step with march of this. 10. Sol is often photographed in lavish setting
here.
12. They dug this up for scene in How Green Was My Valley.
13. Someone took a letter, darling, so papa can't wear 'em.
14. Boxcar tourist (slang).
16. It couldn't leave bottle alone and landed in the pen.
17. Heroine says villain wouldn't, but he can take it.
18. She's often referred to as dumb belle.
19. Abbreviated scene from Broadway.
20. Artie Shaw has leading role in one.
21. If you're looking for Stepin Fetchit, he's not in this.
22. Hedy looks good enough to and often does.
23. Where aitches are sometimes omitted from actor's lines (abbr.).
24. He's famed for his rib roasts, generally well done.
26. Bewhiskered individual in I Married an Angel, who gave Eddy some barefaced advice.
28. Subject dear to heart of egotistic English actor.
29. Oklahoma Rhodes who made tracks for Hollywood.
30. Professor in Beyond the Blue Horizon.
31. Abner's pal in rural reels.
32. What 14 Across often rides (sing.).
33. He hoofed and poofed in Holiday Inn.
34. There may be no turn in long one, but one named Priscilla has plenty of curves.
35. He pinched porker but latter squealed (poss.). 35. One who talks behind your back at the movies.
37. According to film figures, there's 1 in 10; it's nothing really.
38. Service man who had bit in The Spoilers.
39; They come in handy for what Chaplin keeps under his hat.
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1. Descriptive of Hollywood social lions.
2. What certain Husbands followed before reaching Necessary conclusion.
3. Letters for lyoretta Young.
4. Not a hepcat, but she recently had part in Jam session.
5. Kipling was wrong; this crosses 10 Across to make ends meet.
6. What Bergen might do to find parking place for Charlie.
7. Coat of pafnt primes chorine for second coat of this.
9. Entertainers expect a big hand, but they'd get this kind from Sandy.
10. You may not care for costumes here but someone does (pi.).
11. Actor needs a little Scotch for this.
12. Metro's Mrs.
13. Irate director puts player on this for roasting.
14. Veda Ann's finish.
15. Jeanette MacDonald found "Sweetheart" In this operetta.
17. What hero asks heroine for, then tells her to keep it.
18. Martha Carter in Postman Didn't Ring.
20. Kind of seat taken by one of triangle at end of screenplay.
21. This is always under foot, hoping for walk-on part.
22. First name of Miss Bennett, silent star.
25. Goose pressed into service for tailor-made roles.
27. What Mary Pickford is to her Buddy.
28. Fugitive wouldn't give a scent for his chances in this.
30. Hero appears knightly in it.
31. Kind of reel that winds up evening performance.
33. The word got around at Crosby's tee parties.
34. He met Jean in Pacific Rendezvous (poss.).
35. Porter in Syncopation, not a redcap.
36. He gave his name a final "try" and is now
in the movies. 38. Mixed type; might be used in Front Page.
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