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This play's setting is "A two-story corner building on a street in New Orleans which is named Elysian Fields" |
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Liza's dad, he directed 1950's "Father Of The Bride" |
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My oh Maya! It's the most populous country in Central America |
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You can "ride the movies" at this film company's Hollywood theme park |
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He composed an "Irish Symphony" a few years before he teamed up with W.S. Gilbert |
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The second power of a number; or an old-fashioned, unhip person |
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The title of this novel about Mississippi's Compson family comes from a line in Act V of "Macbeth" |
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In 1992 this diminutive funny man went behind the camera for the not-so-funny "Hoffa" |
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It was once known as Southern Rhodesia, then just as Rhodesia |
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You may see Shamu the killer whale at one of these parks in San Diego, Orlando, Cleveland or San Antonio |
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This "Bolero" composer based his "Mother Goose" suite on fairy tales by Charles Perrault |
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An angle that is less than a right angle; or sharp & severe |
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This novel begins, "When he was nearly thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow" |
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His big screen version of "Annie" came more than 40 years after "The Maltese Falcon" |
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It was formerly Northern Rhodesia |
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At one of these restaurants, you can get a Die Hard Daiquiri, a Cliffhanger or a Mr. Freeze's Margarita |
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In the late 1950s he became the first U.S.-born conductor to head the New York Philharmonic |
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The sum of x numbers divided by x; or typical, common or ordinary |
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This author of "The Civil War: A Narrative" appears in Ken Burns' TV documentary on the subject |
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He directed Goldie Hawn in "Swing Shift" before shifting to films like "The Silence Of The Lambs" |
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The George Cross, awarded for bravery in World War II, appears on this island country's flag, seen here: |
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For the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta this chain of music clubs ran a temporary venue in a Baptist tabernacle |
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This German composed the "Sailors' Chorus" heard here: [audio clue] |
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Point (0,0) on a graph; or the beginning |
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She's written about the South in such books as "Delta Wedding" & "The Optimist's Daughter" |
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One of Francis Ford Coppola's early films was this musical about a leprechaun & a stolen pot of gold |
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You're on a roll if you know that Bialystock is one of this country's largest provinces |
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Diana Ross & Boyz II Men are among the celebrity investors in this restaurant chain |
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This musical direction, Italian for "lively", is also the title of a Rodgers & Hammerstein musical |
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The instantaneous rate of change of a function; or not original, adapted from others |
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