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The identity of the celebrity is found within the answers in the puzzle. In order to take the TV Challenge, unscramble the letters noted with asterisks in the puzzle. Find the answer on Page 13. 38. “Blue Bloods” actor (2) ACROSS 1. Actress on “NCIS: Los Angeles” (2) 8. Tender to the touch 9. Nabisco snack 10. Chris Harrison’s reality series (2) 14. __ and groan; complain 15. “Much __ About Nothing” 16. Major’s superior: abbr.
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17. Francis or Murray 18. “__ Na Na” (1977-81) 19. Role on “Touched by an Angel” 20. __ up; misbehaves 24. Hot tub 27. Word to a pest 28. Suffix for critic or journal 29. Farewell 32. Dawber and Shriver 33. Series for Margulies (3)
DOWN 1. Lindsay and her parents 2. Dunne and Ryan 3. Henry Fonda’s state of birth: abbr. 4. Hostess snack (2) 5. Suffix for cult or sculpt 6. Carter’s namesakes 7. “__ Fairy”; 2010 movie for Julie Andrews 8. Actress Sharon 11. Initials for the star of “M*A*S*H” 12. AB followers 13. TV brand 20. Have ambitions
26. “. . . __ __ say to you, as long as you did it to one of these . . . ” (Mt. 25:40)
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29. “The Golden __”; 2000 film for Uma Thurman
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24. “__ Down, Shut Up”; 2009 cartoon series
37. “Able was I __ __ . . . ”
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TV TRIVIA
1) As Ethel and Norman Thayer in CBS’ 2001 production of “On Golden Pond,” Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer reunited for the first time since “The Sound of Music.” What screen legends won Oscars as the Thayers in the 1982 feature film? 2) In “The Sound of Music,” Georg von Trapp (Plummer) was retired from what branch of the Austrian military? 3) Andrews presented Ernest Lehman with an honorary Oscar in 2001. What was his contribu-
34. Become firm 35. Moist
tion to “The Sound of Music”? 4) Nicholas Hammond, who played Friedrich von Trapp, later played which superhero on TV? 5) Charmian Carr wrote a memoir, “Forever Liesl,” about her work on the film. In terms of age, where did Liesl rank among the children? 6) According to a widespread (but probably untrue) rumor, which cast member once referred to this movie as “The Sound of Mucus”? 7) Peggy Wood, an Oscar
nominee as the Mother Abbess, gained fame many years earlier as what TV mother? 8) Who played Baroness Elsa Schraeder, Georg’s sophisticated fiancee? 9) Heather Menzies, who played Louisa von Trapp, was married to which popular TV actor? 10) Two years before “The Sound of Music” became a Broadway hit, Paramount tried to persuade what actress to play Maria in a movie based on the story of the von Trapp family?
Answers: 1) Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda 2) Navy 3) He wrote the screenplay. 4) Spider-Man 5) Liesl was the eldest. 6) Plummer 7) Marta Hansen in the 1949-56 sitcom “Mama,” aka “I Remember Mama” 8) Eleanor Parker 9) Robert Urich 10) Audrey Hepburn
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