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I SAW IT ON TV & I HAD TO HAVE IT |
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Following victory in the first crusade, Baldwin became the first European king of this city in 1100 A.D. |
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Thousands of folks wanted furniture from Pottery Barn after Rachel purchased some on this sitcom |
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Type of squirrel that has a thin, extending membrane called a patagium |
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I need my favorite albums on CD--I only have them on this, meaning "small box" |
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This is the only American car maker that uses a one-letter stock symbol |
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(Hello, I'm Edward Albee.) My first play, "The Zoo Story", had its world premiere way, way off Broadway... in this largest German city |
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A 1952 military coup forced the abdication of Farouk I, the last king of this African country |
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A type of cricket that mainly lives underground is named for this tiny-eyed mammal |
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12-letter word for one who starts & assumes the risk of a business |
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There's a reason this company's Rice Krispies is spelled with a "K" |
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When Albee was honored by this center in 1996, Pres. Clinton said, "In your rebellion the Amer. theater was reborn" |
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In 1886 this "Mad" Bavarian King was declared insane; he drowned a few days later |
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Women went wild for red La Perla lingerie after Marcia Cross revelaed it under her fur coat on this series |
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The male redback type of this creature, 1/3 the size of the female, dies happy if you know what I mean |
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It's a hint or trace of something (sounds like of Campbell's) |
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Procter & Gamble think this company they're buying, "G", won't "shave" any profits off its balance sheet |
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(Edward Albee reads the clue.) The new Broadway production of my play "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?" stars Bill Irwin & Kathleen Turner as this fun-loving couple |
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The IV king of this name (following the Norman Conquest) brought the House of York to England's throne |
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This whimsical talk-show host loves to give out donkey cigarette dispensers, & you can buy them on her website |
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Newborn gazelles are a favorite prey of the black-backed species of this canine |
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This word goes back to one building in Paris where "Jean Does" must have been taken |
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If you have a "Q", just call this Baby Bell |
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Brother Julian is ensnared by Miss Alice in this 1964 play that Albee called a "metaphysical melodrama" |
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He's the last king of France whose reign straddled 2 centuries |
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If you crave the cuisine made by this bubbly chef, check out her "30-Minute Meals" cookbooks |
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One of Gerald Durell's nature books is called "Catch Me" this type of monkey, seen here |
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French for "duck", it's a false or misleading story |
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"C", this financial services company, brought Smith Barney under its umbrella |
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(Edward Albee reads the clue.) In my Tony-winning 2002 play, a family is torn asunder by the husband's pastoral passion for one of these farm animals |
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