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This comic book heroine is just plain Diana to her friends back on Paradise Island |
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Of tobacco, Tobago or Tabasco, the one that makes up a country with Trinidad |
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Mentioned in the title of her sonnets, it was Elizabeth Barrett Browning's nickname |
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The last line in this film is "All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up" |
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Her husband was Ferdinand II of Aragon, Ferdinand III of Naples & Ferdinand V of Castile |
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The basic garment was a tunic, over which men of the upper classes wore one of these |
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You've "made it" if you've made it into this reference book |
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This Oahu landmark got its name when sailors mistook some volcanic crystals for precious gems |
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The musical "Gigi" was based on a novel of the same name by this Frenchwoman |
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Novelist who co-wrote the screenplay for "Double Indemnity" but not for his own "The Big Sleep" |
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When this man gave up his throne in 1936, the woman he loved was still married to another man |
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It was the term for an open marketplace, not an enclosed L.A. basketball arena |
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He's a character in Roald Dahl's book "Charlie & the Chocolate Factory" |
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Though this city has existed for well over 2,500 yrs., it wasn't the capital of Afghanistan until 1776 |
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Appropriately, this entertainer wrote a novel called "The G-String Murders" |
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An electrical phenomenon, or a 1985 Brat Pack film that did phenomenal success |
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This emperor forced his brother Jerome to leave his American wife & marry a princess |
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The Christians called them "koimetaria" or "sleeping places", & built them under & about Rome |
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This author of "One World" tried to prevent FDR from winning a 3rd term |
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Tho its country is no longer independent, the World Book calls it the 2nd highest capital in the world |
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Gretl, Marta, Brigitta, Kurt, Friedrich, Louisa & Liesl |
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Current king whose grandfather, King Abdullah, was assassinated in Jerusalem in 1951 |
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The soldiers assigned this task around 27 B.C. were called "Praetorians" |
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A platform built atop old New England houses serving as a lookout for incoming ships |
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If you watch the news, you'll know that these are 2 of the 3 countries that border Honduras |
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TV Guide called this 1986 Dennis Quaid film, "Law & Ardor in Cajun Country" |
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Mussolini's son-in-law was best man when this country's King Zog married in 1938 |
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Mighty Rome is said to have begun on this hill |
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