fiorello in a night at the opera crossword

Fiorello in a night at the opera crossword plus#

I'm not the inveterate gambler you might find in some people's families (*cough* mine *cough*), but I have spent a little time in the casino now and then and I have no idea what this means.

63A: 'I Love Lucy' producer/writer Oppenheimer (JESS).

As in the phrase 'TOO MANY cooks spoil the lasagna.' Or something. Can anyone think of the 'diary'-type LOG without picturing Captain Kirk? I know I can't. Like, for example, if you don't know why an entry is always highlighted in the grid at the top of my posts. Always a good place to look if you have a question. The fill suffers a little (I'm looking at you, southern Texas, with your RONEE / TOKED / SNOOTED collision), but overall this puzzle seemed to continue the trend of smooth grids we've seen this week.

Fiorello in a night at the opera crossword plus#

Basically six theme answers across plus the reveal at 52D - that's quite a lot of theme. Y'all are in vacation mode! I can tell! Well here at LACC we never go on vacation! (Not exactly true, but it felt good to say.) So anyway let's talk about this puzzle. And if the traffic here at LACC is any indication, my office wasn't the only place. It was weird yesterday at my office - it was so eerily quiet I could have sworn the long weekend had already started. Well a fine good morning to all of the 16 people who are likely reading this blog today. 52D: When spelled out, word that follows the beginnings of the starred answers in a memorable kids' show theme song ( MOUSE).53A: *All men have them ( Y CHROMOSOMES).43A: *The Boss's backup ( E STREET BAND).

39A: *Blue Light Specials store ( K MART).20A: *13th in a literary series of 26 ( M IS FOR MALICE).Theme: Mickey Mouse Club - Theme answers are familiar phrases that begin with a letter.