Crossword Clue: Broadway heroine
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Broadway heroine"
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- 1977 Broadway hit
- 1977 Broadway musical
- 1977 Tony winner for Best Musical
- 1977 Tony winner
- 1977 Tony-winning musical
- 2014 movie musical starring Quvenzhané Wallis
- 2014 remake starring Quvenzhané Wallis as an orphan
- "___ Allen," by Gwendolyn Brooks
- "___, Get Your Gun"
- "___ Get Your Gun"
- "___ Hall"
- "___ Hall" (Best Picture winner for 1977)
- ___ Hall, Diane Keaton role
- ___ Hall (Keaton role)
- "___ Hall" (Woody Allen movie)
- "___ Laurie"
- An Oakley
- "____ Hall"
- A Hall of fame
- A Merman role
- 'A New Deal for Christmas' musical
- "A New Deal for Christmas" musical
- "Anything You Can Do" singer
- Berlin musical heroine
- Berlin's gun toter
- Best Musical of 1977
- Best Musical Tony winner after "A Chorus Line"
- Best Musical Tony winner for '77
- Actress Potts
- Astronomer ___ Jump Cannon
- Ado or Orphant
- Aileen Quinn film role
- Aileen Quinn role
- Alvy's love interest in a Woody Allen film
- Comic strip heroine.
- Comic strip orphan
- Comic-strip orphan
- Comics kid
- Comics orphan
- Grammy-winning singer Lennox
- Hit 1977 musical with the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
- Hit Broadway musical based on a comic strip
- Celebrity photographer Leibovitz
- Hit musical
- Hit musical and film
- Hit musical with the song "N.Y.C."
- Hit musical with the song "Tomorrow"
- Early role for Sarah Jessica Parker
- Early Sarah Jessica Parker role
- ''Easy Street'' musical
- Feisty fictional orphan
- It had 2,377 Broadway performances
- Gun getter in a musical
- Gun girl
- "Gun" girl
- Gun toter on Broadway
- Gun-totin' Oakley
- Gun-toting Broadway gal
- Fictional orphan protected by Punjab
- Broadway girl
- Broadway gun toter
- Broadway heroine
- Broadway hit: 1977
- Broadway hit
- Broadway lass
- Broadway moppet
- Broadway musical: 1977
- Broadway musical
- Broadway musical that opens with "Maybe"
- Broadway orphan
- Gal with a gun, on Broadway
- Broadway show based on a comic strip
- Broadway show with a chorus of orphans
- Broadway title orphan
- Broadway's gun gal
- "Chewing Gum" singer
- Hall of cinema
- Hall of fame?
- Hall of fame
- Hall of film
- "Bull Durham" character
- Harold Gray heroine
- Harold Gray's little heroine
- Harold Gray's little orphan
- Harold Gray's orphan
- Cinema's Hall of fame?
- B'way musical
- "Diva" Lennox
- "It's the Hard Knock Life" musical
- "It's the Hard-Knock Life" musical
- "It's the Hard Knock Life" singer
- "It's the Hard-Knock Life" soloist
- Cowgirl Oakley
- Jack's younger sister in "Magic Tree House" books
- Girl in an old song.
- Girl with a gun
- Girl’s name
- Girl's name
- Ethel Merman role.
- Eurythmics singer Lennox
- Inane (anag) — girl (with a gun?)
- Curly-haired comics heroine
- Curly-haired "Tomorrow" singer
- Golden of "Orange is the New Black"
- Carrottop of comics
- Former Broadway hit
- Cartoon orphan
- Daddy Warbucks' charge
- Daddy Warbucks' girl.
- Daddy Warbucks' kid
- Daddy Warbucks' ward
- Daddy Warbucks's little girl
- Got Squeeze's "Gun"?
- Tony Joe White "Polk Salad ___"
- Rifle-toting Oakley
- Tony winner between "A Chorus Line" and "Ain't Misbehavin'"
- Tony-winning musical
- Keaton Oscar role
- Orphan-girl musical
- Orphan girl played by Quvenzhané Wallis in 2014
- Orphan of comics
- Orphan of stage and film
- Orphan on Broadway
- Orphan on B'way
- Vanity Fair photographer Leibovitz
- Oscar-winning role for Diane
- Oscar-winning title role for Diane
- Pulitzer author Dillard
- Pulitzer Prize winning author Dillard
- Novelist E. __ Proulx
- Pulitzer-winning author E. _____ Proulx
- Our Lady Peace song about an orphan?
- Novelist Proulx or sharpshooter Oakley
- Punjab's friend
- Movie about a red-haired orphan
- Who got Squeeze's "Gun"
- Movie Hall of fame
- Movie Hall of fame?
- Movie Hall
- Movie with the song "Tomorrow"
- Wide-eyed orphan
- Strip girl on Broadway
- Owner of Sandy
- Owner of the dog Sandy
- Sharpshooter Oakley of the Old West
- Sharpshooter Oakley
- Oakley of the range
- Oakley or Hall
- Oakley or Rooney
- Oakley the deadeye
- Oakley with a gun
- Oakley
- Mrs. John Glenn
- Markswoman Oakley
- Ms. Potts
- Role for McArdle
- She sang about tomorrow
- She sang to Sandy
- Play girl
- Play with Daddy Warbucks
- Murphy of "Schitt's Creek"
- Rooney or Laurie
- Musical about an orphan that features the song "Tomorrow"
- Musical based on a comic strip
- Musical based on a strip
- Musical character who sings "Tomorrow"
- Musical featuring "Little Girls"
- Musical featuring the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
- Musical featuring "Tomorrow"
- Musical featuring "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile"
- Musical from which Jay-Z took the sample in "Hard Knock Life"
- Musical in which FDR is a character
- Musical of "Tomorrow"
- Musical orphan
- Musical role: 1977
- Musical role for Quvenzhane Wallis
- Musical set in an orphanage
- Musical set in the 1930s
- Musical set in the Municipal Girls Orphanage
- Musical that begins in the Municipal Girls Orphanage
- Musical that opens in the Municipal Girls Orphanage
- Musical that starts at the New York Municipal Orphanage
- Musical that takes place during the Depression
- Musical whose roles include FDR
- Musical with a dog
- Musical with a little redhead
- Musical with a redhead
- Musical with FDR
- Musical with "jr." and "KIDS" versions for young performers
- Musical with the character Miss Hannigan
- Musical with the song "Easy Street"
- Musical with the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
- Musical with the song "N.Y.C."
- Musical with the song "Tomorrow"
- Musical with the song "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile"
- Musical with "Tomorrow"
- Shooter Oakley
- "Maybe" musical
- "Maybe" singer
- Poe poem "For ____"
- Poe poem "For _____"
- Quvenzhane Wallis role
- Poker whiz __ Duke
- "Walking on Broken Glass" Lennox
- Woman's name
- Show with the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
- "Little" comics girl
- "Little Girls" musical
- 'Little Orphan --'
- "Little Orphan __"
- Little Orphan __
- "Little Orphan ___"
- Little orphan potrayed by Quvenzhané Wallis
- Meg in "Sleepless in Seattle"
- Part of a Woody Allen title
- Meg's "Sleepless in Seattle" role
- Pop singer Lennox
- Merman role.
- Merman role
- Portraitist Leibovitz
- Long-running Broadway musical
- Recent Broadway hit
- Laurie of songdom
- Laurie or Oakley
- Laurie or Rooney
- Laurie
- Potts of "Designing Women"
- Red-haired orphan
- Red-headed Broadway character
- Red-headed orphan
- ''New Deal for Christmas'' musical
- Redheaded Broadway character
- Redheaded Broadway orphan
- Redheaded orphan
- Performer with Buffalo Bill
- Miss Hannigan's charge, on Broadway
- Miss Hannigan's charge
- Miss Hannigan's spunky charge
- Miss Laurie
- Lennox of Eurythmics
- Lennox of the Eurythmics
- Lennox or Leibovitz?
- Lennox or Leibovitz
- Prescription, for short
- Photographer Leibovitz
- Professional poker player ___ Duke
- Warbucks' charge
- Warbucks ward
- Warbuck's ward
- Warbucks' ward
- Warbucks's charge
- Warbucks's favorite
- Warbucks's ward
- Ward of Daddy Warbucks
- Ward of Warbucks
- Woody Allen's "___ Hall"
- Source of the sample in Jay-Z's "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)"
- Sure-shot Oakley
- Singer Clark, aka St. Vincent
- Singer Lennox who was once in Eurythmics
- Singer Lennox
- Sandy's human
- Sandy's mistress
- Sandy's orphaned owner
- Sandy's owner
- Singer of "Tomorrow"
- Singer-songwriter Clark who goes by St. Vincent
- Squeeze "___ Get Your Gun"
- Writer Dillard
- "You Can't Get a Man With a Gun" singer
- Upcoming musical film adaptation with Cameron Diaz as Miss Hannigan
- Title character played by Sarah Jessica Parker on Broadway
- Title character who sang "Doin' What Comes Natur'lly"
- Title character who sang "You Can't Get a Man With a Gun"
- "You Won't Be an Orphan for Long" musical
- "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" musical
- Sen. Glenn's wife
- Stephen's "Misery" antagonist
- "Tomorrow" girl
- 'Tomorrow' musical
- Tomorrow musical
- "Tomorrow" musical
- 'Tomorrow' show
- "Tomorrow" show
- ''Tomorrow'' singer
- 'Tomorrow' singer
- "Tomorrow" singer
- "Tomorrow" title singer
- 'Tomorrow' tyke
- 'Tomorrow' warbler
Recent Usage of Broadway heroine in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Broadway heroine in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Sept. 30, 1982
- New York Times - July 27, 1980
- New York Times - Nov. 10, 1973