INGE

INGE


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A Loss of Roses playwright
A Loss of Roses writer
Bus Stop author
Bus Stop creator
Bus Stop dramatist
Bus Stop playwright
Bus Stop playwright William
Bus Stop writer
Bus Stop writer William
Come back
Good Luck Miss Wyckoff writer
Good luck
Little Sheba playwright
My Son Is a Splendid Driver author
Natural Affection playwright
Picnic Pulitzer playwright
Picnic Pulitzer winner
Picnic Pulitzer-winner William
Picnic author
Picnic creator
Picnic dramatist
Picnic penner
Picnic planner
Picnic playright
Picnic playwright
Picnic playwright William
Picnic writer
Picnic-penning playwright
Playwright of the Midwest
Splendor in the Grass Oscar winner
Splendor in the Grass Oscar winner William
Splendor in the Grass playwright
Splendor in the Grass scenarist
Splendor in the Grass screenwriter
Splendor in the Grass writer
Splendor in the Grass writer William
Summer Brave playwright
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs author
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs dramatist
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs playwright
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs writer
The Last Pad writer
Wheres Daddy playwright
Wheres Daddy? dramatist
Wheres Daddy? playwright
53 Pulitzer Prize winner William
53 Pulitzer win-ner for Picnic
A Loss of Roses playwright
Bus Stop playwright
Bus Stop playwright William
Come Back
Farther Off From Heaven playwright
Picnic Pulitzer winner William
Picnic dramatist William
Picnic man
Picnic playwright
Picnic playwright William
Splendor in the Grass screenwriter
Wheres Daddy playwright
1953 Pulitzer dramatist
1953 Pulitzer playwright
1953 Pulitzer playwright William
1953 Pulitzer winner for Drama
2000 and 2004 50m freestyle Olympic gold medalist ___ de Bruijn
2009 All-Star third baseman Brandon
All-Star slugger Brandon
Author of Bus Stop
Author of Come Back Little Sheba
Author studied in Eng. 1
Baseballs Brandon
Best Original Screenplay Oscar winner of 1961
Brandon of baseball
Brandon of the Detroit Tigers
Britains Gloomy Dean
Cockneys door part
Comic author Thomas or Detroit Tiger Brandon
Dean of St. Pauls
Dramatist William
Dramatist from Kan.
Dramatist who wrote Picnic
English theologian
He won the Pulitzer for Drama the same year that Hemingway won for Fiction
He wrote Picnic
Kansas playwright
Kansas-born dramatist
Kansas-born playwright
King of Norway or Sweden
Little Shebas creator
Longtime dean of St. Pauls
ONeill contemporary
Odets contemporary
Oxfords Gloomy Dean
Photographer Morath
Playwright William
Playwright Willliam
Playwright who penned Picnic
Pulitzer Prize playwright: 1953
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright William
Pulitzer dramatist of 1953
Pulitzer playwright
Pulitzer playwright William
Pulitzer playwright of 1953
Pulitzer winner for Picnic
Pulitzer-winning playwright William
Sheba creator William
Sheba the cats creator
Shebas conceiver
Shebas creator
Soprano Borkh
St. Louis Walk of Fame playwright
The Gloomy Dean
The Gloomy Dean: 1860-1954
Tigers infielder Brandon ___
Tigers third baseman Brandon
William ___ Center for the Arts
William who wrote The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
___Picnic___ playwright
British clergyman and author.
Ex-dean of St. Paul's Cathedral.
England's ex-Dean.
Well-known British churchman.
Former Dean of St. Paul's, London.
Ex-Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, London.
England's former Dean.
Former Dean of St. Paul's.
England's Gloomy Dean.
Well-known Anglican prelate.
Famous British dean.
He wrote Come Back, Little Sheba.
Creator of Little Sheba.
Pulitzer prize-winning playwright.
Pulitzer Prize playwright.
Author of Picnic.
Noted playwright.
Prize-winning playwright.
Contemporary playwright.
Author of 41 Down.
Well-known playwright.
Yorkshire-born theologian.
American playwright
Playwright from Kansas.
___ Borkh, opera soprano.
Broadway name.
Author of The Dark at the Top of the Stairs.
Popular playwright.
Broadway playwright.
Contemporary dramatist.
Author of A Loss of Roses.
Current playwright.
Current dramatist.
English prelate
American dramatist
Name on Broadway.
U.S. playwright
Modern dramatist
U. S. dramatist.
U. S. playwright.
Playwright
Gloomy Dean
St. Paul's name
Dean or William
Dean
Dean of St. Paul's
British dean
Anglican ecclesiastic
U.S. dramatist
Dean of gloom
Picnic host
He told Sheba to come back
He wrote A Loss of Roses
St. Paul's dean
Gloomy Dean of St. Paul's
He won an Oscar for Splendor in the Grass
Theologian William Ralph
He wrote Bus Stop
1953 Pulitzer Prize playwright
Little Sheba's creator
Creator of 15 Down
Famed English theologian
Creator of canine Sheba
Author of quotation
Picnic maker
Come Back, Little Sheba playwright
Pulitzer dramatist: 1953
Prelate or playwright
Oxford's Gloomy Dean
Where's Daddy? playwright
Longtime dean of St. Paul's
Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff novelist
Where's Daddy? dramatist
William ___ Center for the Arts, in Kansas
So-called Playwright of the Midwest
My Son Is a Splendid Driver novelist, 1971
Writer William
Playwright who wrote What is originality? Undetected plagiarism
His gravestone says simply PLAYWRIGHT
O'Neill contemporary
Bus Stop dramatist William
Writer nicknamed the Playwright of the Midwest
Dean captures heart of chorister
Girl from Denmark shows where lad should go to find a forest clearing?
Dutch swimming powerhouse de Bruijn
Tennessee Williams contemporary
Arthur Miller contemporary
William who won an Oscar in 61 for Best Screenplay for Splendor in the Grass
William, 1953 Pulitzer Prize winner for the Broadway play Picnic
“Natural Affection” playwright William
iPicnic/i playwright William
Picnic Pulitzer Prize winner
iPicnic/i playwright
Pulitzer-winning playwright from Independence, Kan.
17 across, a wide man neither side wanted
Musical loosely based on the novel Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë that was the brainchild of Cliff Richard
William Ralph ___, Dean of St Pauls Cathedral nicknamed The Gloomy Dean
"Bus Stop" playwright
"Picnic" playwright
Playwright who won an Oscar for iSplendor in the Grass/i
Playwright who penned Bus Stop and The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
Dramatist put away? No way!
Uncassocked choirboy maybe depressing clergyman
German woman helping entertaining hosts




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