Referring Clues

• Vanity Fair photographer Leibovitz
• "Tomorrow" show
• Daddy Warbucks's little girl
• 1977 Broadway hit
• "Bull Durham" character
• Harold Gray's little orphan
• Part of a Woody Allen title
• Comics orphan
• Show with the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
• Curly-haired comics heroine
• "A New Deal for Christmas" musical
• Photographer Leibovitz
• Woody Allen's "___ Hall"
• Radio orphan "with pretty auburn locks"
• Deadeye Oakley
• Movie Hall of fame
• Sharpshooter Oakley
• Hall of fame
• ___ Caraldo (character played by Carol Kane in "Pearl")
• "Tomorrow" musical
• "Black Souls" author Meyer
• Meg's "Sleepless in Seattle" role
• Musical featuring "Little Girls"
• Comic strip orphan
• Miss Hannigan's charge
• 1977 Tony-winning musical
• Warbucks's ward
• Musical with the song "N.Y.C."
• Sandy's mistress
• ___ Hall, Diane Keaton role
• "___ Get Your Gun"
• Hit Broadway musical based on a comic strip
• "Maybe" musical
• Musical with the song "Easy Street"
• Tony winner between "A Chorus Line" and "Ain't Misbehavin'"
• Musical with the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
• Warbucks ward
• Daddy Warbucks' ward
• Gal with a gun, on Broadway
• Musical with the song "Tomorrow"
• Hall of cinema
• Broadway's gal with a gun
• Girl with a gun
• She sings "Tomorrow"
• Musical of "Tomorrow"
• Girl of "Tomorrow"
• "___ Hall" (Woody Allen movie)
• Celebrity photographer Leibovitz
• Pulitzer-winning author Dillard
• Role for a young Sarah Jessica Parker
• Sandy's owner
• Ward of Daddy Warbucks
• Title character who sang "You Can't Get a Man With a Gun"
• Oakley of the range
• Oscar-winning role for Diane
• Cartoon orphan
• Musical featuring the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
• Oscar-winning title role for Diane
• With 8-Down, Susan Sarandon's role in "Bull Durham"
• Best Musical of 1977
• Early role for Sarah Jessica Parker
• Warbucks's favorite
• Poker whiz ___ Duke
• "It's the Hard-Knock Life" musical
• Pulitzer author Dillard
• Broadway gun toter
• "You Can't Get a Man With a Gun" singer
• Hall of fame?
• Early Sarah Jessica Parker role
• Owner of Sandy
• Movie Hall
• Title character who sang "Doin' What Comes Natur'lly"
• Hall of film
• Berlin musical heroine
• "New Deal for Christmas" musical
• "Tomorrow" singer
• "Anything You Can Do" singer
• "Tomorrow" musical
• Comics kid
• Musical based on a comic strip
• Warbucks' ward
• She sang to Sandy
• Broadway orphan
• Movie Hall of fame?
• Punjab's friend
• Warbucks' charge
• Gun-totin' Oakley
• Long-running Broadway musical
• Eurythmics singer Lennox
• She sang about tomorrow
• "Easy Street" musical
• Broadway show based on a comic strip
• Harold Gray heroine
• Feisty fictional orphan
• Tony-winning musical
• Redheaded orphan
• Sandy's human
• Hit musical and film
• Orphan of comics
• 1977 Tony winner
• Little Orphan ___
• Musical featuring "Tomorrow"
• Warbucks's charge
• Cinema's Hall of fame?
• Alvy's love interest in a Woody Allen film
• Poker whiz ___ Duke
• "Tomorrow" singer
• "New Deal for Christmas" musical
• "Anything You Can Do" singer
• Source of the sample in Jay-Z's "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)"
• Miss Hannigan's charge, on Broadway
• Harold Gray's orphan
• Musical from which Jay-Z took the sample in "Hard Knock Life"
• Musical with "Tomorrow"
• "Little orphan___"
• Comic-strip orphan
• "You Won't Be an Orphan for Long" musical
• "___ Hall" (Woody Allen movie)
• Warbucks' ward
• Broadway's gun gal
• Potts or Dillard
• Lennox of the Eurythmics
• "Tomorrow" title singer
• Oakley with a gun
• 'Tomorrow' tyke
• 'Tomorrow' musical
• Singer Lennox
• 'Tomorrow' singer
• 'Tomorrow' show
• 'Tomorrow' warbler
• Broadway orphan ...
• Comics-based musical
• Cartoon-based musical
• 'Little Orphan ___'
• Owner of the dog Sandy
• Shooter Oakley
• Hall or Oakley
• "___ Hall"
• Wide-eyed orphan
• Daddy Warbucks' charge
• "Little" comics girl
• Red-headed orphan
• "Little Orphan ___"
• Musical with a little redhead
• Singer of "Tomorrow"
• Sharpshooter Oakley of the Old West
• Musical set in the 1930s
• Prescription, for short
• Alice Ghostley vehicle
• Potts of "Designing Women"
• "Little Girls" musical
• Writer Dillard
• Musical that opens in the Municipal Girls Orphanage
• Musical with the character Miss Hannigan
• 'A New Deal for Christmas' musical
• Meg in "Sleepless in Seattle"
• Actress Potts
• Punjab's musical
• Musical set in an orphanage
• Title character played by Sarah Jessica Parker on Broadway
• Oakley or Potts
• Quvenzhane Wallis role
• Hit 1977 musical with the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life"
• "It's the Hard Knock Life" singer
• Red-haired orphan
• Markswoman Oakley
• Musical with "jr." and "KIDS" versions for young performers
• "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" singer Lennox
• Ward of Warbucks
• Broadway title orphan
• Sandy's pal
• Hit musical with the song "N.Y.C."
• "It's the Hard-Knock Life" soloist
• Musical with FDR
• Novelist E. ___ Proulx
• Fictional orphan protected by Punjab
• Keaton Oscar role
• Movie with the song "Tomorrow"
• Lennox of Eurythmics
• Musical in which FDR is a character
• Cowgirl Oakley
• Orphan girl of comics and film
• A little name - little name that is a girl's name
• Musical heroine joining Laurie in a song
• Red-headed Broadway character
• Redheaded Broadway character
• Woman's name
• Professional poker player ___ Duke
• Who got Squeeze's "Gun"
• Our Lady Peace song about an orphan?
• Got Squeeze's "Gun"?
• Broadway moppet
• Squeeze "___ Get Your Gun"
• "Diva" Lennox
• "Walking on Broken Glass" Lennox
• 1977 Broadway musical
• Tony Joe White "Polk Salad ___"
• Filmed orphan taking relatives inside
• Queen takes in one orphan
• A musical little girl
• Making a comeback in "White Horse Inn", a musical heroine
• Name of girl (with gun)
• Girl's name
• Musical basket with ends removed
• Musical that starts at the New York Municipal Orphanage
• Musical about markswoman
• Musical whose roles include FDR
• Girl with gun in musical
• Girl who is musical
• Musical shot with a form of 9 by tree and field
• Heroine of Berlin and Vienna not very bothered
• Terribly inane markswoman
• A girl who can appear inane
• Inane (anag) - girl (with a gun?)
• Miss Hannigan's spunky charge
• Orphan on Broadway
• Gun-toting Broadway gal
• Musical with a dog
• Novelist Proulx or sharpshooter Oakley
• Hall or Potts
• Musical featuring "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile"
• Best Musical Tony winner after "A Chorus Line"
• Hall of fame?
• Inane make-up for a girl
• Bemoan Nietzsche's role in musical
• One of the passenger coaches towed by Thomas the Tank Engine
• Girl hiding in a pannier
• Get your gun, girl!
• Nina playing leading character in Evita, a musical
• Girl, one interrupting queen
• Musical gunner in a pub raised a point
• ___ Hall (Keaton role)
• When she got her gun, did she have one and nine change?
• Ms. Potts
• 2014 movie musical starring Quvenzhané Wallis
• Rifle-toting Oakley
• Hit musical with the song "Tomorrow"
• Musical about an orphan
• The lead singer of the Eurythmics
• Portraitist Leibovitz
• Musical with a redhead
• Musical with the song "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile"
• Girl, middle-class, over nine maybe
• If she wasn't out of line, she'd be more formal
• Musical orphan
• Fictional orphan
• Lennox or Leibovitz
• Is she asinine when drunk?
• Musical character who sings "Tomorrow"
• "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" musical
• Astronomer ___ Jump Cannon
• Curly-haired "Tomorrow" singer
• Singer Clark, aka St. Vincent
• Musical role for Quvenzhane Wallis
• Redheaded orphan of Broadway
• Nominally, Nina's unusually noted
• Kristen Wiig's role in "Bridesmaids"
• Winner of seven Tonys in 1977
• "Any Day Now" actress Potts
• Victim of a "Smooth Criminal"
• 2014 musical film starring Quvenzhane Wallis
• Little redhead in a long-running Broadway show
• She met her husband Frank after beating him in a shooting match
• Hallie's twin in "The Parent Trap"
• Poker champ - Duke
• Miss Oakley
• Broadway show
• Musical with a preteen title character
• "The Shipping News" novelist Proulx
• Broadway musical based on a comic strip orphan
• Tony-winning musical of 1977
• Eurythmics lead singer Lennox
• "Schitt's Creek" actress Murphy
• Proulx who wrote "Brokeback Mountain"
• Depths of Wikipedia founder Rauwerda
• Scottish singer-songwriter Lennox