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• ___ Caraldo (character played by Carol Kane in Pearl)

• ___ Get Your Gun

• ___ Hall

• ___ Hall (Woody Allen movie)

• ___ Hall, Diane Keaton role

• ___ Laurie

• ... of ___ Hall

• '77 Tony-winner

• 'I Must See ___ Tonight'

• 'Maybe' musical

• 'N.Y.C.' musical

• 'Tomorrow' girl

• 'Tomorrow' musical

• 'Tomorrow' singer

• $2000 Omaha High-Low (first name)*

• 1977 Broadway hit

• 1977 Tony Award winner for Best Musical

• 1977 Tony winner

• 1977 Tony winner for Best Musical

• 1977 Tony-winning musical

• A Hall of fame

• A Merman role

• A New Deal for Christmas musical

• A Woody Allen heroine

• Actress Potts

• Aileen Quinn played the title role in the 1982 movie

• Alvy's love

• Alvy's love interest in a Woody Allen film

• Alvy's movie love

• An Oakley

• Andrea McArdle Broadway role

• Andrea McArdle role

• Andrea McArdle title role

• Anything You Can Do singer

• Astronomer ___ Jump Cannon

• Berlin musical heroine

• Berlin's gun toter

• Best Musical of 1977

• Black Souls author Meyer

• Broadway gun toter

• Broadway heroine

• Broadway hit

• Broadway moppet

• Broadway musical

• Broadway musical: 1977

• Broadway orphan

• Broadway revival of 1997

• Broadway show based on a comic strip

• Broadway show's inane cast (5)

• Broadway's gal with a gun

• Broadway's gun gal

• Buffalo Bill's deadeye

• Buffalo Bill's sharpshooter

• Bull Durham character

• Cartoon orphan

• Celebrity photographer Leibovitz

• Charles Strouse musical

• Chewing Gum singer

• Cinema Hall of fame?

• Comic strip musical

• Comic strip orphan

• Comics kid

• Comics orphan

• Curly-haired comics heroine

• Daddy Warbuck's girl

• Daddy Warbucks ward'

• Daddy Warbucks' adoptee

• Daddy Warbucks' charge

• Daddy Warbucks' kid

• Daddy Warbucks's little girl

• Deadeye Oakley

• Diane Keaton film, ___ Hall

• Did she use the gun?

• Dillard or Potts

• Durable musical

• Early role for Sarah Jessica Parker

• Early Sarah Jessica Parker role

• Early Sarah Jessica role

• Easy Street musical

• Eurythmics lead singer Lennox

• Eurythmics name

• Eurythmics singer Lennox

• Feisty fictional orphan

• Gal with a gun, on Broadway

• Girl of Tomorrow

• Girl with a gun

• Grammy winner Lennox

• Gun getter on Broadway

• Gun getter?

• Gun toter on Broadway

• Gun-totin' Oakley

• Gun-toting Broadway gal

• Hall of cinema

• Hall of film

• Hall of film fame

• Hall or Oakley

• Harold Gray heroine

• Harold Gray's little heroine

• Harold Gray's little orphan

• Harold Gray's orphan

• Hit Broadway musical based on a comic strip

• Hit musical

• Hit musical and film

• It had 2,377 Broadway performances

• It opened at the Alvin Theatre on April 21, 1977

• It played 2,377 times on Broadway

• It's the Hard-Knock Life musical

• It's the Hard-Knock Life source

• John Denver wrote a song for her

• Laurie of songdom

• Laurie or Rooney

• Leibovitz or Lennox

• Lennox of Eurythmics

• Lennox of the Eurythmics

• Lennox who sang Why

• Little comics girl

• Little Orphan ___

• Little orphan girl

• Long runner on Broadway

• Long-running Broadway musical

• Maybe singer

• McArdle role

• Meg's Sleepless in Seattle role

• Miss Hannigan's charge

• Miss Hannigan's charge, on Broadway

• Miss Oaklely

• Movie Hall

• Movie Hall of fame

• Movie that featured the hit song Tomorrow

• Ms. Lennox

• Ms. Savoy in Bull Durham

• Musical based on a comic strip

• Musical based on a strip

• Musical featuring Little Girls

• Musical featuring the song It's the Hard-Knock Life

• Musical featuring the song Tomorrow

• Musical featuring Tomorrow

• Musical from which Jay-Z took the sample in Hard Knock Life

• Musical of Tomorrow

• Musical orphan

• Musical role: 1977

• Musical set in an orphanage

• Musical set in the Depression

• Musical starring a little redhead

• Musical starring a redhead

• Musical that featured the song Tomorrow

• Musical title girl who sang Tomorrow and Dumb Dog

• Musical with a dog

• Musical with a moppet

• Musical with an orphan

• Musical with Maybe and Little Girls

• Musical with the numbers Maybe and NYC

• Musical with the song Easy Street

• Musical with the song It's the Hard-Knock Life

• Musical with the song Little Girls

• Musical with the song N.Y.C.

• Musical with the song Tomorrow

• Musical with the song We'd Like to Thank You Herbert Hoover

• Musical with Tomorrow

• Novelist Tyler

• Oakley of the range

• Oakley or Potts

• Oakley with a gun

• Orphan of comics

• Orphan of stage and film

• Orphan on Broadway

• Oscar-winning role for Diane

• Oscar-winning title role for Diane

• Owner of Sandy

• Owner of the dog Sandy

• Part of a Woody Allen title

• Photographer Leibovitz

• Play girl

• Play with Daddy Warbucks

• Poe poem For ___

• Poker whiz ___ Duke

• Potts in pictures

• Potts of Designing Women

• Potts or Oakley

• Pulitzer author Dillard

• Pulitzer Prize winning author Dillard

• Pulitzer writer Dillard

• Pulitzer-winning author Dillard

• Pulitzer-winning author E. ___ Proulx

• Pulitzer-winning novelist E. ___ Proulx

• Punjab's friend

• Punjab's musical

• Put a Little Love in Your Heart singer Lennox

• Radio orphan with pretty auburn locks

• Red-headed Broadway character

• Red-headed orphan

• Role first played on Broadway by 13-year-old Andrea McArdle

• Role first played on Broadway by Andrea McArdle

• Role for a young Sarah Jessica Parker

• Rooney or Laurie

• Sandy's human

• Sandy's mistress

• Sandy's orphaned owner

• Sandy's owner

• Sarah Jessica Parker Broadway role

• Sharpshooter Oakley

• Sharpshooter Oakley of the Old West

• Sharpshooter Oakley who married Frank Butler

• She sang about tomorrow

• She sang to Sandy

• She sang Tomorrow

• She sang Tomorrow and Dumb Dog

• She wears a 9

• Shooter Oakley

• Show with the song It's the Hard-Knock Life

• Singer Lennox

• Source of the sample in Jay-Z's Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)

• Sure-shot Oakley

• The musical of Tomorrow

• The Tomorrow show

• Title character of a Berlin musical

• Title character who sang Doin' What Comes Natur'lly

• Title character who sang You Can't Get a Man With a Gun

• Title girl in a Harold Gray comic strip

• Tomorrow play

• Tomorrow show

• Tomorrow title singer

• Tony winner between A Chorus Line and Ain't Misbehavin'

• Tony-winning musical

• Tony-winning musical of '77

• Vanity Fair photographer Leibovitz

• Warbuck's ward

• Warbucks' charge

• Warbucks's favorite

• Ward of Daddy Warbucks

• Ward of Warbucks

• Who got Squeeze's Gun

• Wide-eyed orphan

• Winner of 7 Tony Awards (1977)

• Woody Allen's ___ Hall

• Writer Dillard

• You Can't Get a Man With a Gun singer

• You Won't Be an Orphan for Long musical