Letter H 68500–68750

Horse-racing victories are often measured in them He cut the paper lengthwise Heidi Klum's model daughter Heidi Klum's modeling daughter Hardly a martinet Hardly heavy-handed He founded "Pravda," 1912. He is entombed in Red Square. He replaced Kerensky He rests in Red Square He said "A lie told often enough becomes truth" He said, "All phrases about equal rights are nonsense.” He wrote "Materialism and Empiro-criticism "at the British Museum (1908) He wrote "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back" He wrote "The State and Revolution" in 1917 He wrote, "Man's consciousness not only reflects the objective world, but creates it" He's entombed in Moscow He's entombed in Red Square He's interred in Red Square He's there late in Red Square Hero of U. S. S. R. His mausoleum is in Red Square His statue (minus its head) can be found in Arlington's Freedom Park His tomb is at the Kremlin. His tomb is in Red Square He sang a song evoking this puzzle's title He took Ono as his middle name in 1969 He was in front of the line on the "Abbey Road" album cover Heavyweight Lewis Hoffman biopic Hoffman biopic of '74 Hoffman film: 1974 Hoffman movie Hoffman, Dustin film "Headlines" host "Headlines" reader on Monday nights "How come you never see a headline like 'Psychic Wins Lottery'?" quipper Host with a famously prominent chin on late-night TV He "jaws" at night He came back to "The Tonight Show" in March He came before and after O'Brien He closely follows the news He follows the news He follows the news in many cities He follows the news in more ways than one He follows the news in most cities He frequently filled in for Johnny Carson He goes "Jaywalking" He had McCain on his show He made late-night deliveries He often follows the news He preceded and followed O'Brien He replaced Carson He returned to "The Tonight Show" on March 1, 2010 He said, "Stephen Hawking is getting a divorce. That's scary. If the smartest guy in the world can't figure out women, we're screwed." He said, "We should make politicians dress like race car drivers -- when they get money, make them wear the company logos on their suit." He steps down on February 6th He succeeded Carson He switched jobs with Couric for a day in May, 2003 He was involved in a hosting controversy with O'Brien He'll be on at 10:00 next fall He's "Iron Jay" He's after the news He's on the cover of "The Late Shift" He's scheduled to be replaced by Fallon He's seen after the news He's seen late He's visible a few minutes after the news Head of Big Dog Productions His "Garage" has a page on nbc.com His first guest on 5/25/92 was Billy Crystal His last day is 5/29/09 His show had a "Jaywalking" segment His show has a "Jaywalking" segment Host Jay Host Jay Actor Host after Carson Host after the news Host before Fallon Host before and after O'Brien Host between Carson and O'Brien Host of "The Tonight Show" Host of a CNBC show about motor vehicles Host of a nightly TV show taped in Burbank Host on one side of the 2010 "Tonight Show" conflict Host on the tube Host once entangled in drama with Carson and Letterman Host replaced by Fallon Host succeeded by Fallon Host that preceded and succeeded O'Brien Host who guested on Craig Ferguson's final "Late Late Show" Host with a CNBC "Garage" Host with a TV "Garage" Host you can chin with? Host of "The Tonight Show" after Carson host Jay Talk show group "Her, the fair and debonair," to Poe Heroine of "The Raven." heroine Poe Edgar Allan Host Jay and family Home of the Tanglewood Music Festival Home to Seiji Ozawa Hall Half-glasses? Headlight component Headlight part Hubble Telescope part Hubble component Hubble part Holy Week is a part of it Holy Week lead-up Holy Week season Holy Week wraps it up Holy Week's period Holy season Hot cross bun time Hot cross buns season ___ hand (helped out) ___ hand (helped) Hearkened. Help when it's time to give up? High-protein bean High-protein pulse High-protein seed Heading in a book of Liszt's How a nocturne is often played How to play a dirge Help with fasting? Husky-voiced singer from Vienna Hall of Fame manager Durocher Hall of Famer Durocher Handle for a cat Harpo imitates him at the start of "A Night at the Opera" He has an early cameo in "Ben-Hur" He used his lip He wed Laraine. Heavenly cat Heavenly feline Heavenly lion Herbert Hoover or Barack Obama, e.g. Hero of "She." Home to Regulus Humorist Rosten He was both a Bowery Boy and a Dead End Kid He became pope in 440 He was succeeded by his archdeacon Hilarius Hilarius succeeded him in A.D. 461 He upset Muhammad in 1978 for the heavyweight championship Heavyweight Spinks Henry James biographer Edel Historic kingdom in Spain Historic kingdom of Spain ___ Henderson. Harry Helmsley's widow Harry's widow Helmsley dubbed "Queen of Mean" Helmsley dubbed "The Queen of Mean" by the press Helmsley dubbed the "Queen of Mean" Helmsley known as the Queen of Mean Helmsley of hotels Helmsley or Lewis Helmsley or Mitchell Helmsley who had hotels Helmsley who had hotels and housekeepers Helmsley with the hotels Helmsley, "The Queen of Mean" Hotel lady Hotel magnate Helmsley Hotel queen Helmsley Hotelier Harry's wife Hotelier Helmsley Hotelier Helmsley or singer Lewis Hotel operator known as "The Queen of Mean" born July 4, 1920 He played Jack in "Titanic" He played Jack in the all-time top grossing film His work can be found in the Uffizi Gallery He made the Mona Lisa smile: 3 wds. His 5th Centennial was this year. Helmsley and others Helmsley et al. Hotelier Helmsley and others Hotelier Helmsley and singer Lewis Hero's father in "Much Ado About Nothing." He directed Eastwood in the "Man with No Name" trilogy He directed Eastwood in the 1960s He lost out to Forman for the 1984 Best Director Golden Globe "Hollywood Ending" actress Hollywood's Téa He and Richard signed SALT Heroic king of Sparta. Having a sense of pride? Heroine in "Il Trovatore" Heroine in Verdi's "Il Trovatore" Heroine of "Il Trovatore." Heroine of Verdi's "Il Trovatore" Heroine of Verdi's "Il Trovatore" Heroine of "Fidelio" Heroine of Beethoven's "Fidelio" He upset Muhammad Ali in 1978 His last book was "O'Hara's Choice" Hunted by Trader Horn. Hero in "Ulysses" Hall of Famer Durocher and others He novelized his Crimean War experiences He wrote "War and Peace" He was pope for about a month in 903 A.D. He challenged Martin Luther His papacy lasted less than four weeks in 1605 Historic naval battle of 1571. Historic naval battle, 1571. Hansen's disease sufferer Hansen's disease victim Having a dread disease. Hansen's disease victims He debuted in "Odor-able Kitty" (1945) HUSK (comb. form) Husk: Prefix Hybrid between rabbit and hare. Hiders of pots of gold having or denoting a whitish scurfy surface HORMONE controlling storage of body fat Hundredth of a drachma Hare constellation Hare genus Hare in the heavens Hare in the sky Home of la Sorbonne Hercules killed the Hydra here Hydra's home "How to Handle a Woman" lyricist "Hurricanes hardly happen" lyricist Honegger's "__ David" Hugo play "_____ s'amuse" Husband of la reine He co-directed "Mister Roberts" He directed "Quo Vadis." Horse trainer Jolley Husband in "The Lockhorns" of the comics page "Hardcore Pawn" pawnbroker Gold "__ Huguenots" (Meyerbeer opera) "___ Huguenots": Meyerbeer Haitian seaport __ Cayes He led the "Band of Renown" Host Crane dubbed "the bad boy of late-night television" Host of TV's "Survivorman" Stroud Hugo's "___ Misérables" Hugo's '-- Miserables' Half of a popular Parisian river’s name ___ Halles (French food market) ___ Halles (Paris district) ___ Halles (Paris food market)