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Every year since 1992, the World Invitational Hula Festival has been held in this state capital |
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In the 1950s Ernesto Guevara de la Serna began going by this name |
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He was twice jailed in the 1990s for assisting the suicides of terminally ill patients |
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Queen Elizabeth II has this many children |
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At the end of the original version, King Kong's dreams come crashing down to earth at this NYC landmark |
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The final frontier for Kirk & the crew |
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This city's 4th of July celebration includes fireworks & music on the Charles, near the Longfellow Bridge |
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During WWII a Vietnamese leader born Nguyen Sinh Cung began using this name meaning "bringer of light" |
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This Jack & his 3 brothers founded one of the "Big Five" Hollywood studios in 1923 |
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After Elizabeth became queen, her first regional tours included a controversial visit to this smallest U.K. country |
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The next feature he directed after "The Return of the King" was a new version of "King Kong" |
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This city's annual Three Rivers Regatta features live concerts & the National Dragon Boat Championships |
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Have a cocktail & tell us this pseudonym adopted by Russian revolutionary Vyacheslev Skryabin |
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It's a mild, smooth cow's-milk cheese named for a town on California's central coast |
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During WWII, Elizabeth & her sister were evacuated to this castle where their grandfather George V is buried |
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Until he was ape-napped, King Kong was the undisputed king of this "bony" isle |
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It can mean to hug or to take up a cause eagerly |
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An annual Michigan event is the Labor Day walk over this bridge between the Upper & Lower Peninsulas |
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Pseudonym of labor activist & magazine namesake Mary Harris Jones |
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Fox-hunting dog breed named for a 19th century British clergyman |
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When Elizabeth was born, her parents were the Duke & Duchess of this Northern English city |
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In its last line the 1933 film stressed that "it wasn't the airplanes, it was" this that "killed the beast" |
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A runner's rate, or a popular brand of salsa |
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An annual festival in Caraquet, New Brunswick celebrates the culture of these French settlers |
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Lev Bronshtein is thought to have taken this pseudonym from one of his jailers, probably without axing |
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This raspy-voiced DJ & "Midnight Special" host was a fixture of American radio in the 1960s & '70s |
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To marry Elizabeth, Prince Philip had to renounce claims to this southern European country's crown |
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In the 1976 version she spoke the lines "Oh, come on, Kong, forget about me. This thing's just never going to work" |
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A porch adjoining a building, like where Mummy often served tea |
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