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ABBA member ___-Frid Lyngstad, 4 letters
Decem ___ (Latin decade), 4 letters
Fannie's middle years, 4 letters
MCMLVII and MCMLVIII, 4 letters
MCMLVII and MCMLVIII, e.g., 4 letters
Measure of Caesar's age, 4 letters
Millennio divisions, 4 letters
Roman numeral representations, often, 4 letters
Years at the Vatican, 4 letters
Years during Nero's reign, 4 letters
Years in ancient Rome, 4 letters
Years in Hadrian's reign, 4 letters
Years in Latin class, 4 letters
Years in Octavian's time, 4 letters
Years many years ago, 4 letters
Years of Caesar's reign, 4 letters
Years of Nero's reign, 4 letters
You might spend III or IV of them taking Latin in high school, 4 letters
___ Caraldo (character played by Carol Kane in Pearl), 5 letters
___ Hall (Woody Allen movie), 5 letters
___ Hall, Diane Keaton role, 5 letters
'I Must See ___ Tonight', 5 letters
$2000 Omaha High-Low (first name)*, 5 letters
1977 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, 5 letters
1977 Tony winner for Best Musical, 5 letters
1977 Tony-winning musical, 5 letters
A New Deal for Christmas musical, 5 letters
A Woody Allen heroine, 5 letters
Aileen Quinn played the title role in the 1982 movie, 5 letters
Alvy's love interest in a Woody Allen film, 5 letters
Andrea McArdle Broadway role, 5 letters
Andrea McArdle role, 5 letters
Andrea McArdle title role, 5 letters
Anything You Can Do singer, 5 letters
Astronomer ___ Jump Cannon, 5 letters
Berlin musical heroine, 5 letters
Best Musical of 1977, 5 letters
Black Souls author Meyer, 5 letters
Broadway musical: 1977, 5 letters
Broadway revival of 1997, 5 letters
Broadway show based on a comic strip, 5 letters
Broadway show's inane cast (5), 5 letters
Broadway's gal with a gun, 5 letters
Buffalo Bill's deadeye, 5 letters
Buffalo Bill's sharpshooter, 5 letters
Bull Durham character, 5 letters
Celebrity photographer Leibovitz, 5 letters
Charles Strouse musical, 5 letters
Cinema Hall of fame?, 5 letters
Comic strip musical, 5 letters
Curly-haired comics heroine, 5 letters
Daddy Warbuck's girl, 5 letters
Daddy Warbucks ward', 5 letters
Daddy Warbucks' adoptee, 5 letters
Daddy Warbucks' charge, 5 letters
Daddy Warbucks' kid, 5 letters
Daddy Warbucks's little girl, 5 letters
Diane Keaton film, ___ Hall, 5 letters
Did she use the gun?, 5 letters
Early role for Sarah Jessica Parker, 5 letters
Early Sarah Jessica Parker role, 5 letters
Early Sarah Jessica role, 5 letters
Easy Street musical, 5 letters
Eurythmics lead singer Lennox, 5 letters
Eurythmics singer Lennox, 5 letters
Feisty fictional orphan, 5 letters
Gal with a gun, on Broadway, 5 letters
Grammy winner Lennox, 5 letters
Gun getter on Broadway, 5 letters
Gun toter on Broadway, 5 letters
Gun-toting Broadway gal, 5 letters
Harold Gray heroine, 5 letters
Harold Gray's little heroine, 5 letters
Harold Gray's little orphan, 5 letters
Harold Gray's orphan, 5 letters
Hit Broadway musical based on a comic strip, 5 letters
Hit musical and film, 5 letters
It had 2,377 Broadway performances, 5 letters
It opened at the Alvin Theatre on April 21, 1977, 5 letters
It played 2,377 times on Broadway, 5 letters
It's the Hard-Knock Life musical, 5 letters
It's the Hard-Knock Life source, 5 letters
John Denver wrote a song for her, 5 letters
Leibovitz or Lennox, 5 letters
Lennox of Eurythmics, 5 letters
Lennox of the Eurythmics, 5 letters
Lennox who sang Why, 5 letters
Long runner on Broadway, 5 letters
Long-running Broadway musical, 5 letters
Meg's Sleepless in Seattle role, 5 letters
Miss Hannigan's charge, 5 letters
Miss Hannigan's charge, on Broadway, 5 letters
Movie that featured the hit song Tomorrow, 5 letters
Ms. Savoy in Bull Durham, 5 letters
Musical based on a comic strip, 5 letters
Musical based on a strip, 5 letters
Musical featuring Little Girls, 5 letters
Musical featuring the song It's the Hard-Knock Life, 5 letters
Musical featuring the song Tomorrow, 5 letters
Musical featuring Tomorrow, 5 letters
Musical from which Jay-Z took the sample in Hard Knock Life, 5 letters
Musical of Tomorrow, 5 letters
Musical set in an orphanage, 5 letters
Musical set in the Depression, 5 letters
Musical starring a little redhead, 5 letters
Musical starring a redhead, 5 letters
Musical that featured the song Tomorrow, 5 letters
Musical title girl who sang Tomorrow and Dumb Dog, 5 letters
Musical with a moppet, 5 letters
Musical with an orphan, 5 letters
Musical with Maybe and Little Girls, 5 letters
Musical with the numbers Maybe and NYC, 5 letters
Musical with the song Easy Street, 5 letters
Musical with the song It's the Hard-Knock Life, 5 letters
Musical with the song Little Girls, 5 letters
Musical with the song N.Y.C., 5 letters
Musical with the song Tomorrow, 5 letters
Musical with the song We'd Like to Thank You Herbert Hoover, 5 letters
Musical with Tomorrow, 5 letters
Oakley of the range, 5 letters
Orphan of stage and film, 5 letters
Oscar-winning role for Diane, 5 letters
Oscar-winning title role for Diane, 5 letters
Owner of the dog Sandy, 5 letters
Part of a Woody Allen title, 5 letters
Photographer Leibovitz, 5 letters
Play with Daddy Warbucks, 5 letters
Poker whiz ___ Duke, 5 letters
Potts of Designing Women, 5 letters
Pulitzer author Dillard, 5 letters
Pulitzer Prize winning author Dillard, 5 letters
Pulitzer writer Dillard, 5 letters
Pulitzer-winning author Dillard, 5 letters
Pulitzer-winning author E. ___ Proulx, 5 letters
Pulitzer-winning novelist E. ___ Proulx, 5 letters
Put a Little Love in Your Heart singer Lennox, 5 letters
Radio orphan with pretty auburn locks, 5 letters
Red-headed Broadway character, 5 letters
Role first played on Broadway by 13-year-old Andrea McArdle, 5 letters
Role first played on Broadway by Andrea McArdle, 5 letters
Role for a young Sarah Jessica Parker, 5 letters
Sandy's orphaned owner, 5 letters
Sarah Jessica Parker Broadway role, 5 letters
Sharpshooter Oakley, 5 letters
Sharpshooter Oakley of the Old West, 5 letters
Sharpshooter Oakley who married Frank Butler, 5 letters
She sang about tomorrow, 5 letters
She sang Tomorrow and Dumb Dog, 5 letters
Show with the song It's the Hard-Knock Life, 5 letters
Source of the sample in Jay-Z's Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem), 5 letters
The musical of Tomorrow, 5 letters
Title character of a Berlin musical, 5 letters
Title character who sang Doin' What Comes Natur'lly, 5 letters
Title character who sang You Can't Get a Man With a Gun, 5 letters
Title girl in a Harold Gray comic strip, 5 letters
Tomorrow title singer, 5 letters
Tony winner between A Chorus Line and Ain't Misbehavin', 5 letters
Tony-winning musical, 5 letters
Tony-winning musical of '77, 5 letters
Vanity Fair photographer Leibovitz, 5 letters
Warbucks's favorite, 5 letters
Ward of Daddy Warbucks, 5 letters
Who got Squeeze's Gun, 5 letters
Winner of 7 Tony Awards (1977), 5 letters
Woody Allen's ___ Hall, 5 letters
You Can't Get a Man With a Gun singer, 5 letters
You Won't Be an Orphan for Long musical, 5 letters
Comics kid going away for the summer?, 15 letters
Merman musical about a bygone Japanese ruler?, 14 letters
Broadway flop about a girl and her antelope?, 15 letters
Broadway show about a chewsy cowgirl?, 15 letters
Musical about bubble blowing?, 15 letters
Suggestion to singer Lennox after a garlicky meal?, 15 letters
Berlin musical: 1946, 15 letters
Betty Hutton western (1950), 15 letters
Broadway musical of 1946, 15 letters
Broadway premiere of 1946, 15 letters
May 16, 1946 Broadway premiere, 15 letters
1977 Diane Keaton film, 9 letters
1977 Oscar-winning film, 9 letters
1977 Woody Allen film, 9 letters
Best Picture of 1977, 9 letters
Diane Keaton Oscar role, 9 letters
Early vehicle for Jeff Goldblum, as a party guest, 9 letters
Movie about Alvy Singer, 9 letters
Movie with the character Alvy Singer, 9 letters
Oscar winner after Rocky, 9 letters
Picture starring 11D/55D, 9 letters
Role for Diane Keaton, 9 letters
'Olympic Portraits' photographer, 14 letters
Celeb photog for Vanity Fair, 14 letters
Noted celebrity photographer, 14 letters
Photographer running the gamut?, 14 letters
Scottish pop singer born 12/25/1954, 11 letters
Walking on Broken Glass singer, 11 letters
Walking on Broken Glass singer (born 12/25/54), 11 letters
She practices endgames, 10 letters
1935 Barbara Stanwyck film, 11 letters
Better-known name of Phoebe Moses, 11 letters
Buffalo Bill colleague, 11 letters
Famed sharpshooter, 11 letters
Female sharpshooter, 11 letters
Memorable sharpshooter, 11 letters
Star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, 11 letters
Subject of the Edison Kinetoscope film The Little Sure Shot, 11 letters
Wild West show markswoman, 11 letters
Designing Women actress, 10 letters
Designing Women co-star, 10 letters
___ Song (#1 John Denver hit), 6 letters
___ Song (1974 hit), 6 letters
___ Song (1974 No. 1 hit), 6 letters
___ Song (John Denver #1 hit), 6 letters
___ Song (John Denver hit of 1974), 6 letters
___ Song (John Denver hit), 6 letters
___ Song (John Denver tune), 6 letters
___ Song: John Denver classic, 6 letters
John Denver hit --- Song, 6 letters
John Denver's ___ Song, 6 letters
Lennox and Leibovitz, 6 letters
Oakley and Leibovitz, 6 letters
Photographer Leibovitz and singer Lennox, 6 letters
Poker player Duke and others, 6 letters
Lennox's favorite liqueur?, 10 letters
John Denver #1 hit, 10 letters
John Denver hit that begins You fill up my senses, 10 letters
John Denver tune of '74, 10 letters
John Denver wrote it for his wife, 10 letters
Bancroft's The Miracle Worker role, 13 letters
Big name in links history, 6 letters
Eight-time LPGA Player of the Year Sorenstam, 6 letters
First name in Swedish golf, 6 letters
Golf star Sorenstam, 6 letters
LPGA leading money winner before Lorena, 6 letters
Rival of Karrie and Juli, 6 letters
Sorenstam of the LPGA, 6 letters
The LPGA's Sorenstam, 6 letters
2000 LPGA Tour leader in four categories, including all-around, 15 letters
2002 Kraft Nabisco Championship winner, 15 letters
59-shooting LPGA-er, 15 letters
Europe's only undefeated player in the 1996 Solheim Cup, 15 letters
She recently became the 1st woman to shoot a 59 in an LPGA event, 15 letters
Two-time Women's Open winner, 15 letters
WINNER, 1995 & 1996, 15 letters
Would-be conqueror of 16-A?, 15 letters
Francesca ___, British actress, 5 letters
Cause for celebration: Abbr., 5 letters
Centennial, for ex., 5 letters
Golden, e.g.: abbr., 5 letters
It may be golden: Abbr., 5 letters
Short commemoration, 5 letters
Time for roses: abbr., 5 letters
Yearly celebration: abbr., 5 letters
Yearly observance: Abbr., 5 letters
Yearly remembrance: abbr., 5 letters
Husband-and-wife milestone, 11 letters
The date on which an event occurred in some previous year, 11 letters
Time to commemorate, 15 letters
Union perk found in the answer to each clue that's followed by a number, 15 letters
1941 Bing Crosby hit, with 'The', 16 letters
Opponent using Western Inn for Democrat's yearly celebration, 9 letters