Hollywood (1942)
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1. Owner of "little chickadee."
6. Ivamour lives on it, cinematically speaking.
11. First come, first served, at any movie commissary.
12. Hero can always double for this kind of role.
13. Tom London's initials.
IS. This didn't lay an egg for Paramount, thanks
to Colbert-Milland-Aberne combination. 17. Initials of Miss Nixon, former star. IS. Amateur actor, often, apt to be fresh.
20. WTiat mascara will do after the bawl.
21. One who sings only after "t."
22. Brent's blushing bride.
23. When songwriters have the tune, this goes well with "moon."
24. What villain often makes another take for him.
27. It is correct to mention this before Cedric Hardwicke.
25. What first-nighters attended last night (pi.). 29. Haggard heroine.
31. What silent siren had to please since she had no voice in the matter.
34. Actress who thinks she's cat's meow is often just this to others (pi.).
35. He plays with mates in Playmates.
36. What gangsters did for fear Mike Shayne would cuff them.
37. He sounds like a Swede but isn't (poss.).
40. What movie mouthpiece practices.
41. The Chocolate Soldier (init.).
42. Dick who nearly captured Ginger in recent film.
46. Sometimes he t-t-talks like th-th-this (init.).
47. Priscilla's sister.
48. What matinee hero is to feminine fans.
50. The answer to "Who Is Sylvia?"
51. Kind of music heard in movie musicals.
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1. Wife-taker in certain film.
2. Eleanor Stewart's initials.
3. Some screenplays are backed by "angels" of Angeles.
4. It gives prizefighter a title when used correctly (slang.).
5. Secret member of See See See.
6. Mr. Hayward's missus.
7. Hawaiian cowboys climb a board to ride this. S. Sepia songstress might sing "Mighty
a Rose." 9. Just Jolson. 10. What Monty Woolley came to. 14. Film artiste whose ex-husband is also Artie.
16. Salt of the earth in Sailors on Leave (poss,).
17. He got life in Zola film.
19. Another name for Our Gangsters.
20. This Jane is tops in The Outlaw.
25. Skelton's colorful cognomen.
26. Gracie Allen's title when hitched to a Post in recent film.
29. Even honest players steal them.
30. Brigadier general in The Bugle Sounds.
32. Actress often drops a few from her age (sing.).
33. What Arnold and Robinson might use in calling each other names.
38. Kind of animal owned by Warner Brothers.
39. Baby's version of the popular "Daddy."
42. Hoot's following in, Scotland.
43. Mr. Milland to you.
44. Oops! Souse sorry!
45. Hollywood wolf man.
47. Rising young actress who shone in Rise and
Shine (init.). 49. Mr. Nolan's initials.
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