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THE PLAYWRIGHT IN QUESTION |
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At about 11 million, this Russian newspaper has, it's claimed, the world's biggest daily circulation |
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In ancient times this country popularized a loose, flowing tunic called the "chiton" |
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"The Wedding", "The Bear", "Uncle Vanya" |
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At one time, there were 48,000 South Koreans fighting in this other Asian country's "civil war" |
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Hannibal wore these accessories as a disguise, but Dolly Parton just wears them to look pretty |
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In 1973, this American financial institution was 1st to open an office in Russia in 50 years |
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"The Dreamy Kid", "More Stately Mansions", "Strange Interlude" |
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This city's "News" & "Free Press" are trying to get the Justice Dept. to okay joint operation |
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This Frankish king's war against Saxons was so brutal a court scholar politely complained |
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A 17th century woman wore her "commode", a silk-covered wired form 2 or 3 tiers high, on this |
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This TV series made money the old-fashioned way--it earned it |
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Originally a 16th c. medicine made by a monk, it's said only 3 people at a time know its complete formula |
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"The Jealous Husband", "The Seductive Countess", "The Misanthrope" |
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Atlanta paper which the Encyclopedia of American Journalism calls "leading paper of the South" |
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The Wars of the Roses ended when Richard III was "unhorsed" at the battle here |
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Though empire dresses of the 1800s had low necklines these features were especially high |
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Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury, as Chief Justice he presided over Johnson's impeachment |
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A light Bohemian beer with a strong hops flavor, or the tall glass it's served in |
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"Curse fo the Starving Class", "Buried Child", "A Lie of the Mind" |
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A rider in the recent federal spending bill forced Rupert Murdoch to sell this paper |
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During the Gurkha War in the early 19th century, Britain invaded this mountainous country |
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A "chatelaine" was the mistress of a chateau or this, which she wore to hang keys on |
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Pulitzer Prize playwright who made us all see a 6-foot invisible rabbit named "Harvey" |
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It's said the heat from a ship's hold improved the taste of this Portuguese island dessert wine |
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"American Buffalo", "Glengarry Glen Ross", "Sexusal Perversity in Chicago" |
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