Referring Clues

• Arles article
• "WKRP" character
• Bandleader Baxter
• Electric guitar pioneer Paul
• Article in France Soir
• "___ Girls" (Kelly musical)
• "___ Miserables"
• "___ Miz"
• Brown of renown
• ___ Cayes, Haiti
• "___ Compères" (1984 film)
• French article
• Start of many French titles
• Guitarist Paul
• Baxter of the swing era
• Juan-___-Pins (Riviera resort)
• Bandleader Brown
• 1984 film "___ Compères"
• ___ États-Unis
• "___ Enfants Terrible"
• Guitar master Paul
• With 3-Down, destination of some French emigrants
• Kelly's "___ Girls"
• Aix-___-Bains, France
• Guitar innovator Paul
• "___ Girls"
• Berlioz's "___ Nuits"
• Évian-___-Bains, France
• With 79-Down, a B'way hit
• Brown with His Band of Renown
• Poulenc ballet "___ Biches"
• Paul or Brown
• Article at the Louvre
• Strasbourg article
• Meyerbeer's "___ Huguenots"
• ___ Paul guitars
• Parisian article
• "___ Liaisons Dangereuses"
• Mystery novelist Roberts
• "___ Girls" (1957 musical)
• Article that may go with berets
• Berlioz's "___ Troyens"
• Baudelaire's "___ fleurs du mal"
• Guitar great Paul
• "___ Girls" (Gene Kelly movie)
• Article in France-Soir
• "___ Adieux," a Beethoven 51-Across
• ___ Halles, old Parisian market
• With 107-Down, Westerner with an oxymoronic-sounding name buried on Boot Hill
• Guitar great ___ Paul
• Former defense secretary Aspin
• ___ Moulins, Québec
• Thonon-___-Bains, France
• Article in a French magazine
• ___ Misérables (French novel of 1862)
• Aix-___-Bains
• Good name for a minimalist?
• The, abroad
• Guitarist ___ Paul
• "___ Diaboliques"
• Paris's ___ Invalides
• Un article défini
• "___ Sylphides" (ballet)
• ___ Arcs, French ski resort
• "Au Revoir, ___ Enfants"
• Guitar pioneer Paul
• ___ Murray, Australia's "bush-bard"
• Gene Kelly's "___ Girls"
• "___ Voleurs" ('97 Cesar Award nominee)
• Guitar innovator ___ Paul
• Elgart or Brown
• Paul the guitar innovator
• "Unchained Melody" composer Baxter
• WKRP newsman Nessman
• Brown or Baxter
• Former secretary of defense Aspin
• Aspin or Paul
• Guitar player Paul
• First word of many French titles
• One-time talk show host Crane
• Guitar guru Paul
• Great guitarist Paul
• Articles in "Paris Match"?
• Paris article
• College football coach Miles
• "WKRP in Cincinnati" role
• Clinton Defense Secretary Aspin
• French 101 article
• "___ Femmes Savantes" (Molière play)
• ___ Halles (Paris district)
• Paul of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Jazzman McCann
• Singer Claypool of Primus
• Ardennes article
• Composer Baxter
• "___ Sylphides" (Michel Fokine ballet)
• 1944 Heisman winner Horvath
• LSU football coach Miles
• Die across the border?
• Louvre article?
• "___ Misérables"
• Avignon article
• Article in Elle France
• ___ Fauves: Matisse group
• Nice article
• "___ Miz"
• Haitian seaport ___ Cayes
• Guitar man Paul
• Article written by Sartre
• Aspin of the Clinton Cabinet
• "___ Misérables"
• Paul of guitar fame
• "___ Liaisons Dangereuses"
• "___ Huguenots" (Meyerbeer opera)
• TV exec Moonves
• Aix-___-Bains, France
• Father of Franny and Zooey
• "___ Girls"
• "___ Miserables"
• Apt name for a minimalist
• Gibson ___ Paul (guitar)
• "___ Girls" (Kelly musical)
• Brown with a Band of Renown
• Pioneer guitar producer Paul
• "___ Enfants Terribles"
• Electric guitar legend Paul
• Moonves of CBS
• Article that can go with berets?
• WKRP character
• "___ Girls" (Gene Kelly musical)
• "___ Mis"
• Article written by Rousseau
• CBS exec Moonves
• WKRP newsman
• Article in a French newspaper?
• CBS President Moonves
• Paul on guitar
• "___ Mis%C3%A9rables"
• Liszt's "___ Preludes"
• Liszt's "___ Préludes"
• Plural of "la" and "le"
• Haitian seaport ___ Cayes
• "Au Revoir, ___ Enfants" (1987 film)
• French 101 word
• "___ Troyens": Berlioz opera
• La + la, in Lille
• Article written by Proust
• Longtime 25-Across president Moonves
• Electric-guitar pioneer Paul
• "___ Miserables" (Hugo classic)
• "___ Enfants Terribles"
• ___ Fauves: Matisse group
• Guitarist ___ Paul
• Article in Le Monde
• Music's Brown or Paul
• Article in the Louvre
• Article written by Artaud
• Guy's nickname
• "___ Huguenots" (Meyerbeer opera)
• "___ Troyens": Berlioz opera
• Brown of big band fame
• Trendy NYC neighborhood
• "___ Mis" (theatrical staple, for short)
• Trendy NYC neighborhood, briefly
• ___ Savy Fav (New York City indie band)
• Nielson to friends
• CBC-TV drama, ___ Plouffe
• ____ Habs?
• Nielsen, to his pals
• Actor Nielsen, familiarly
• Mike Pearson, to pals
• Article written by Hugo
• French word or man's name
• 1990s Secretary of Defense Aspin
• Brown the bandleader
• CBS chairman Moonves
• "___ girls"
• Stroud of "Survivorman"
• Off
• Mr. Brown
• Paul who inspired a playable Google doodle
• Late guitarist Paul
• Chopin's "___ Sylphides"
• Pearson or Frost, to friends
• "___ Échos" (French financial paper)
• CBS's Moonves
• ___ Brown and His Band of Renown
• Band leader Brown
• Article in Paris Match
• '___ MisŽrables'
• '___ Miserables'
• Trumpeter Elgart
• Trum-peter Elgart
• Guitar legend Paul
• '___ MisŽr-ables'
• Artesian article
• French 'the'
• '___ Miz'
• The, in Tours
• The, in Paris
• The, in Nice
• The, in Arles
• Victor Hugo's '___ Miserables'
• The, in Caen
• Hugo's '___ Miserables'
• Amiens article
• Paradoxical name for Mr. Moore?
• "___ Mis?rables"
• Good name for a minimalist
• "___ Mis€©rables"
• Brown with the Band of Renown
• NYC area near Nolita
• Article in the Louvre?
• "___ Girls" (1957 Gene Kelly musical)
• ____ Canadiens
• Article in L'Express
• Gene Kelly's " ___ Girls"
• The, to RenŽ
• Nielsen, to his buds
• The Parisian?
• Article in "Le Monde"
• Louis Malle's "___ Amants"
• "Au Revoir ___ Enfants"
• ____ autres
• ____ hommes
• Porter's "___ Girls"
• Host Crane dubbed "the bad boy of late-night television"
• ___ Paul (classic Gibson model)
• Geen Kelly movie, "___ girls"
• The French
• Claypool of Primus
• French possessive pronoun
• See 126 Across
• ___ Miserables
• Former talk show host Crane
• Article in French papers
• The, to Henri
• Broadway's "___ Miz"
• Article de français
• "___ Trois Mousquetaires"
• ______ canadiens
• With 5-Across, musician for whom a classic Gibson guitar model is named
• ___ Paul (classic guitar)
• 1909 ballet "___ Sylphides"
• The, in Québec
• Eponymous guitarist Paul
• "___ Girls," 1957 musical comedy
• The French?
• WKRP's Nessman
• The, to Yves
• Tous ___ jours (daily: Fr.)
• Media exec Moonves
• The, to Gigi
• "___ Jeunes de Paris" (recurring "S.N.L." sketch)
• Nessman of WKRP
• Alsatian article
• Quebec article
• Victor Hugo's "___ Miserables"
• "___ Justes" (Albert Camus play)
• The, to René
• Beethoven's "___ Adieux" sonata
• "Girls"
• ' Miserables'
• ___ Grossman, Tom Cruise's "Tropic Thunder" role
• Paul in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• The, to Luc
• ___ Halles (Paris food market)
• The, to Jules
• Die, across the Rhine
• Liszt's "___ Preludes"
• Issy-___-Moulineaux, France
• Guitar legend Paul
• 89-Across, in France
• Actor Neilsen, to pals
• Aix-___-bains (french commune)
• Actor Nielsen to his friends
• Guitar virtuoso ___ Paul
• ___ Echos (French daily)
• Gibson ___ Paul guitar
• "___ Girls" (Kelly movie)
• ___ Paul (guitar model)
• Word before Miserables or Canadiens
• Actor Tremayne
• Start of multiple Colette titles
• ____ Quebecois
• With 52 Across, electric-guitar pioneer
• Musical brown
• ______ Neilsen (familiarly)
• Il est ignoré dans l'alphabétisation
• Paul with guitars
• Relative of "die"
• "Toutes ___ heures" (hourly)
• Gibson ___ Paul guitars
• Article on Mont Blanc
• ___ Cayes (Haitian port)
• Actor Neilson to pals
• ___ Lilas (Paris suburb)
• ___ Paul, guitarist
• Primus leader Claypool
• Electric guitar innovator Paul
• Musician Paul or Claypool
• Julie Chen's husband Moonves
• Actor Lye of "You Can't Do That on Television"
• Electric guitarist Paul
• Guitar maker Paul
• Primus lead Claypool
• Primus frontman Claypool
• "WKRP" character Nessman
• Jazz guitarist Paul
• Popular guitar: ___ Paul
• ___ Claypool
• ___ Paul
• Frog Brigade leader Claypool
• Primus bassist Claypool
• Jimmy Page guitar ___ Paul
• Bassman extraordinaire Claypool
• Colonel ___ Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade
• Guitar pioneer/maker Paul
• He gets a bit of shut-eye at "13 Down"
• Confronted with corrosion, he doesn't remain silent
• He offers no choice of pickles
• The French boy
• The French name for a boy unable to lie?
• The French man
• Harlesden boy?
• The jumble sale fellow
• Are troubles finished for him?
• He goes by motorway for miles
• Did he deprive Charles of a cleaning lady?
• CBS honcho Moonves
• 1990s Defense head Aspin
• First word in a Hugo title
• Boy's name (abbr)
• ___ Halles (Paris market area)
• Guitar virtuoso Paul
• ___ Échos (French daily)
• Guy's name or French word
• Betrays amusement
• Miz or Six opener
• “___ Sylphides” (Chopin ballet)
• "___ Girls" (Cole Porter musical)
• Gallic article
• "___ Miz" (Broadway musical, for short)
• TV executive Moonves who oversaw the creation of "Friends" and "ER"
• Like the French, he's free from deceit
• CBS CEO Moonves
• Start of the name of many a French band
• Definite article in France
• "___ Miz" (Broadway musical, casually)
• Jazz's McCann
• French article whose singular form is "disconnected" from nine puzzle answers
• "___ Miz" (musical play)
• Brown of jazz
• ___ Schwab tires
• Miserables opener
• Picasso's "___ Demoiselles d'Avignon"
• Name the French centre of transport
• It's ignored in "alphabétisation"
• Argonne article
• The French lessons boys are absent from
• ___ Schwab
• "___ Girls" (Gene Kelly film)
• "___ Demoiselles d'Avignon" (Picasso piece)
• Boy's name
• Baudelaire’s “___ Fleurs du Mal”
• ___ Baux-de-Provence (French commune)
• Mr. Aspin
• “___ Misérables”
• Guitar pioneer ___ Paul
• Beginning of many French stories
• Schwab of tire fame
• Harlesden's youth centre?
• ___ Twins (French dance duo)
• Fictional anchor Nessman
• ___ Eaux de Chanel
• A double somersault would be too much for him
• French article within "Arles"
• ___ Moore (contradictory guy?)
• Guitar maker ___ Paul
• The French boy?
• Article applied to the Canadiens
• “Survivorman” Stroud
• Laura of 100 Gecs
• Article in Paris
• ___ Etats-Unis
• "___ Enfants du Paradis" (classic W.W. II-era film)
• ___ Canadiens: Montréal team
• Man's name
• ___ Halles (central food market in Paris, once)
• "___ Poissons" ("The Little Mermaid" song)
• Double sixteen is more than he needs
• Article in French
• Troublesome boy?
• "___ Alyscamps": van Gogh work
• Survivalist Stroud
• "Survivorman" creator Stroud
• ___ Bleus, nickname for France's soccer team
• The, in French
• Name that's also a French 101 word
• "___ Djinns": Franck symphonic poem
• French word before (and contained within) "Miserables"
• Harlesden man?
• B'way's "___ Miz"
• "___ Enfants Terribles" (Cocteau novel)
• Broadway's "___ Misérables"
• C'est un article défini
• "___ Trois Petits Cochons" (French fable)
• "___ Misérables"
• "___ Amants" (Louis Malle film)
• "___ Diaboliques," 1955 Simone Signoret film
• Paul of fame
• The French name for a boy unable to lie?
• "- Misérables"
• Plural "the" in French
• "___ Revenants" (French TV show)
• Plural article in French
• Article in a French periodical
• Harlesden boy?
• Are troubles finished for him?
• "Allez ___ Bleus!": Coupe du Monde cry
• The French?
• Did he deprive Charles of a cleaning lady?
• Tous ___ jours (French for "every day")
• ___ Nubians (French musical duo)
• Paul for whom a guitar is named
• Name found in "real estate"
• Primus lead singer Claypool
• Tous ___ Jours (bakery chain)
• Singer-songwriter Laura
• Article in Alsace
• "___ Fleurs du Mal" (Charles Baudelaire poetry collection)
• Paul who's the only inductee of both the Rock & Roll and National Inventors halls of fame
• "___ anges dans nos campagnes" (French carol)
• Rock and roll Paul of fame
• Tous ___ jours (every day, in French)
• "You're what the French call ___ incompétents": "Home Alone" line
• Paul with an axe
• Article in a French paper?
• Jean-Paul Sartre's "___ Chemins de la Liberté"