Crossword Clue: Dancer Powell
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- -- of Aquitaine
- 13-time leading name on Gallup's Most Admired Women list
- 1930's-40's first lady
- 1930's first lady
- 1972 White House biography subtitled "The Years Alone"
- '40s First Lady
- __ Roosevelt, first lady for 12 years
- __ Rosalynn Carter
- "___ and Franklin," 1976 biopic
- ___ of Aquitaine (Henry II's queen)
- ___ of Aquitaine, Henry II's wife
- "___ Rigby"
- ____ of Aquitaine
- _____ of Aquitaine
- A dancing Powell
- Beatles "___ Rigby"
- Beatles girl who lives in a dream
- A Roosevelt
- Aquitaine duchess
- Bess's predecessor
- Biography subtitled "The Years Alone"
- Famed Aquitaine name
- Duchess in "Henry VI, Part II"
- Daughter of Ferdinand III
- Franklin's first lady
- Franklin's spouse
- Franklin's wife
- Famous queen.
- Commentator Clift
- D.C. Rep. ___ Holmes Norton
- Hollywood's Parker or Powell
- FDR's first lady
- FDR's wife
- Feminist Smeal
- Ferdinand III's daughter
- Fiery Furnaces singer Friedberger
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- First lady after Lou
- First lady and diplomat Roosevelt
- First lady before Bess
- First lady between Lou and Bess
- First Lady for 13 years
- First name in a Beatles hit
- First name in a Beatles title
- First name in first ladies
- Hyde Park hostess
- First name of a celebrated first lady
- Henry II's wife
- Joseph Lash subject
- Joseph P. Lash book "___ and Franklin"
- Forties' first lady
- Dancer Powell
- Fala's mistress
- Kate's "The Lion in Winter" role
- Rigby of Beatles fame
- Rigby of song
- Rigby of songdom
- Katharine's role in "The Lion in Winter"
- Rigby or Roosevelt
- Rigby who "waits at the window, wearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the door"
- Oscar role for Katharine Hepburn
- Noted Roosevelt
- Mother of kings Richard I and John
- Mother of Richard I and John
- Mother of Richard I
- Mother of Richard the Lion-Hearted
- The Beatles' "___ Rigby"
- The Beatles' Rigby
- Wife of England's Henry II
- Wife of Henry II of England
- Wife of Henry II
- Mrs. Belmont.
- The female Friedberger in indie duo the Fiery Furnaces
- Mrs. Roosevelt
- She came between Lou and Bess
- She followed Lou as first lady
- Much-admired First Lady
- "The Good Place" protagonist
- "The Great White Hope" woman
- "The Lion in Winter" queen
- Queen in "The Lion in Winter"
- Queen of France and England
- Queen of Henry II
- Roosevelt name
- Roosevelt played by Olivia Williams in "Hyde Park on Hudson"
- Roosevelt who said "You must do the things you think you cannot do"
- Roosevelt whom Hillary Clinton cites as one of her role models
- Roosevelt's First Lady
- Soprano Steber.
- Soprano Steber
- Parker or Powell
- Name in a Beatles song title
- Name of a first lady
- Name related to Nellie
- "Pollyanna" author Porter
- "Pollyanna" penner Porter
- "Pollyanna" writer ___ H. Porter
- Near Leo (anag) — girl's name
- Longtime D.C. delegate to Congress ___ Holmes Norton
- Powell of film
- Powell of 'Rosalie'
- Powell or Steber
- Lou's White House successor
- Predecessor of Bess
- Predecessor to Bess.
- One of the Roosevelts
- Miss Holm
- Richard I's mother
- Richard the Lionheart's mother
- Screen dancer Powell
- Teddy Roosevelt's niece
- Teddy's niece
Recent Usage of Dancer Powell in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 28, 1988
- New York Times - March 9, 1984