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Shorts popular in the 1920s and '30s crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 30th, 2016 other clues |
| Battling |
| 'The Great' magician whose signature trick was the 'floating light bulb' |
| '___ cum pretio' ('Everything has its price') |
| Ancient collection of Sanskrit hymns |
| Announcement carriers, for short |
| Bar order after a very hard day, maybe |
| Birds in hieroglyphics |
| Brand with a Gravy Cravers line |
| Cask maker |
| Certain dam |
| Clothing company whose mail-order catalog debuted in 1905 |
| Dog command |
| Drift |
| Dry sorts |
| During |
| Eastern ties |
| Eric of 'Hulk' |
| Fidelity competitor |
| Following the beat? |
| Green-light |
| Haggard |
| Hot compress target, perhaps |
| Hotel amenity |
| Huge stock purchase at the start of a day's trading |
| Hungarian hunting dog |
| Innocent |
| It lacks letters on a telephone keypad |
| It might be picked for a song |
| Lab vessel |
| Lacking any sides |
| Large fern |
| Like some rabbit ears |
| Mixing and matching? |
| One of a trio in a children's story |
| Pandemonium |
| Parenthetical figure, often |
| Parenthetical figures? |
| Prize at the top of a maypole |
| Puffin relative |
| Quick |
| Rehabilitative effort |
| Renegade and Renaissance, to the Secret Service |
| River of myth where one drinks to forget |
| Sackers in the sack of Rome, A.D. 410 |
| Saggy and crinkled |
| Some photog purchases |
| Source of buyer's remorse |
| Spent |
| Spy group |
| Start of many a dance routine |
| Suffix with market |
| Things bench players need? |
| Think tank, e.g.: Abbr |
| Toddler's handful |
| Torn |
| Tough |
| Traps and yaps |
| Trattoria entree |
| Treats as in 'South Park' or 'Doonesbury' |
| Viciously criticizes, informally |
| Vulgarian |
| What isn't working? |
| Whittles away |
| Worrisome marks in high school? |
| ___ cannon (sci-fi weapon) |
| ___ Edwards, John Wayne's role in 'The Searchers,' 1956 |
| ___-Novo (capital on the Gulf of Guinea) |
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