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The Romanov dynasty was named in honor of Roman Yurievich, whose daughter married this "horrifying" czar |
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Cyril Ritchard hooked a 1955 Tony for playing Captain Hook in this musical |
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In this Tennessee Williams play, Tom Wingfield brings a gentleman caller home to meet his crippled sister Laura |
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We've got Bud & Amstel Light in bottles, or Sam Adams "on" this syncopated style |
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Women have this piece of thyroid cartilage, too; it's just smaller than a man's & may be under more fat |
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4-syllable synonym for "to count", from Latin for "to count" |
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One bio of this "Great" czar says he carried dental instruments around with him because he loved to pull teeth |
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Bloody Mary was the girl the Tonys loved in 1950, when Juanita Hall won for playing her in this musical |
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In "Gone with the Wind", Scarlett O'Hara marries Charles Hamilton & Ashley Wilkes marries her, Charles' sister |
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If you wash your hair in the sink, you might have to deal with this heavy-shoed dance |
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Estrogen & progesterone are hormones produced by these glands |
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This word for a type of running is from a word meaning "jump", & it's a talent that long jumpers need to get distance |
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At Oranienbaum, this ruler who certainly loved her thrills had a "sliding hill", an 18th c. version of a roller coaster |
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Gertrude Lawrence won in 1952 for playing the title pronoun in this Rodgers & Hammerstein musical |
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Meg's the oldest of the sisters in this family; Amy, the youngest |
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It was established as a cyclic form by Vienna's Josef Lanner; you think you can do this dance in here & order us around? |
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A fertilized egg travels to this female body part & implants itself there |
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You can fluff pillows or do this, also meaning "chubby" |
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All 3 of the Romanov czars named Alexander reigned during this century |
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In 1953 Thomas Mitchell won for the musical "Hazel Flagg" & this future TV "Hazel" won for "Time of the Cuckoo" |
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While in a cataleptic trance, Roderick's sister Madeline is buried alive in this Poe story |
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This centuries-old English dance "was up" for the bank robber when the cops arrived |
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Location of the zygomatic bones; fashion models may have prominent ones |
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Appropriate last name of Captain William of 18th century Virginia, who promoted vigilante justice |
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This redhead won 4 Tonys in the '50s, for "Can-Can", "Damn Yankees", "New Girl in Town" & "Redhead" |
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Holden Caulfield tells this little sister that he wants to be a "catcher in the rye" to keep kids from falling |
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Our team won 55-0--you could call it this 19th century African-American dance |
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When a woman's "water breaks" in labor, the "water" is this fluid |
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As a verb, this British nationality means to put an end to something abruptly |
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