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Of 21, 33 or 75 hours, the longest man has stayed on the moon |
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On his ninth birthday, this Dickens orphan is taken to live at the main work house by Mr. Bumble |
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In 1995 she returned to Broadway in a 31st anniversary production of "Hello, Dolly!" |
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Harrison Birtwistle wrote a 1968 opera about "Punch and" this partner |
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Victoria & Albert had a grand wedding breakfast at this palace before honeymooning at Windsor |
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This variety of squash is named for its resemblance to the fruit of an oak tree |
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In February 1996 NASA launched NEAR, a probe, designed to rendezvous with Eros, one of these minor planets |
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Sisters Elinor & Marianne Dashwood are the heroines of this Jane Austen novel |
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Pat Brown, former 2-term governor of this state, passed away in 1996 |
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In an 1865 opera by Richard Wagner, Tristan is a tenor role & this heroine is a soprano |
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The 19th C. hymn "Hold The Fort" was based on messages sent by this gen. known for his "March to the Sea" |
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Popular in Israel, a sabra is the fruit of one of these prickly plants |
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The last mission in this U.S. series was manned by Jim Lovell & Buzz Aldrin |
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"A Dead Man in Deptford", the last novel by this "A Clockwork Orange" author, was published in 1993 |
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His recent country album "Tennessee Moon" features a new version of his hit "Kentucky Woman" |
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In a comic opera by Shostakovich, this facial feature detaches itself from Kovalev & leads a life of its own |
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Robert Fulton designed the demologos, the first warship powered by this |
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It's the most popular fresh variety of grape grown in the U.S. |
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In 1981, for his 5th space flight, John Young flew on this 1st shuttle to go into orbit |
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Loch Katrine provides the setting for his narrative poem "The Lady of the Lake" |
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This celebrated hairstylist fought for the Israeli army during the 1948 War of Independence |
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It' traditional for a woman to play Cherubino the pageboy in this 1786 opera about a wedding |
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Nathaniel Hawthorne called his 1846 collection of tales "Mosses from an Old" one of these |
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The English formerly referred to this flowering vegetable as "Italian asparagus" |
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In 1974 Carr, Gibson & Pogue were the last crew to serve in this craft; they spent over 2,000 hours there |
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This baroness whose first name is Phyllis is famous for mystery novels about detective Adam Dalgliesh |
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In 1996 some of the top skaters joined Yekaterina Gordeyeva in a tribute to this late husband |
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Leonore disguises herself as a boy known by this title name in a popular Beethoven opera |
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Emile Zola's letter "J'accuse" helped win a new trial for this Frenchman who'd been convicted of spying |
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The name of this long Asian radish is Japanese for "large root" |
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