Letter OTHER 19000–19250

8-time U.S. Open finalist 1941 act 1941-45 war aid program 10 pages, say, for an essay 12 inches, for many a ruler 120 yards, for a football field 50 meters, for an Olympic pool 78 feet, for a tennis court 16'5" '20s Russian leader 1910s revolutionary 1917 "What Is to Be Done?" pamphleteer 1917 newsmaker 1917 revolutionary 2017 biography subtitled "The Man, the Dictator, and the Master of Terror" 1969 Beatle groom 1991 Lifetime Achievement Grammy winner 1994 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee 1950s-'60s comic Bruce 1974 Best Picture nominee directed by Bob Fosse 1974 Dustin Hoffman biopic 1974 Dustin Hoffman film 1974 Dustin Hoffman movie 1974 Hoffman biopic 1974 Hoffman movie 1974 biopic 1974 biopic about comedian Bruce 1974 role for Dustin 1974 title role for Dustin 1974 title role for Dustin Hoffman '60s controversial comedian 1990s-2000s host of "The Tonight Show" 2014 Mark Twain Prize for American Humor recipient 2014 TV Hall of Fame inductee 2014 Television Academy Hall of Fame inductee 2014 Television Hall of Fame inductee Jay 2014 winner of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor 1831 Poe poem 40 weekdays. 40-day observance 40-day observance, roughly 40-day period 40-day period before Easter 40-day period of penitence 40-weekday observance 40-weekdays season 2010 Best Supporting Actress 2010 Oscar actress Melissa 5th century Pope known as "The Great" 5th century pope 5th-century pope 7th century pope 7th-century pope 2022 World Cup Golden Ball winner 1940s French Socialist leader Blum 2009-'11 CIA director Panetta 1950s Screen Actors Guild president '70s Italian president 1970s Italian president Giovanni ___ "300" king 19th century opera heroine 1990's White House chief of staff 2011-13 secretary of defense 13 Vatican leaders 13 pontiffs 13 popes 13 popes, so far 13 religious heads 10th C. pope 10th century pope 10th century pope for 30 days 10th-century pope 10th-century pope interred at St. Peter's Basilica 16th-century pope who owned a pet elephant 1605 pope for 27 days 17th-century pope 17th-century pope who died 27 days into his reign 27-day pope of 1605 1571 battle site where Cervantes lost the use of his left hand 1/100 of a drachma 100th of a drachma 1954 Gerard Philipe film '90s literary hoaxster J.T. '60s talk show host Crane '90s Defense head Aspin 1909 ballet "__ Sylphides" 1944 Heisman winner Horvath 1984 film "___ Compères" 1990s Defense head Aspin 1990s Secretary of Defense Aspin 18th cen. French writer. 18th century novelist. 18th-century French novelist whose name means "the wise man" 18th-century French picaresque novelist 1957 Gene Kelly musical "24" and "Suits" actress, born in Halifax 1862: 530,000+ words 1987 B'way smash 1987 Best Musical Tony winner, informally 1987 Broadway sensation, colloquially 2018 Pulitzer-winning novel by Andrew Sean Greer 2018 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction 3.14, vis-a-vis pi 3.14, vis-à-vis pi 50-mile Belgian tributary of Meuse River. 2007 Nobel Prize in Literature winner Doris 1994 role for Tom Cruise 2006 musical featuring a vampire 1960s Canadian prime minister Pearson 1957 Nobel Peace Prize winner 1960s Canadian leader's gales? 2.84 bushels in Wales. 1937 Gary Cooper movie 2003 docudrama about Asian-American stereotypes 1960 rock-and-roll hit for "Queen of Rockabilly" Wanda Jackson #3 Wings hit of 1976 1976 Paul McCartney song 1976 hit that begins "Someone's knockin' at the door" 1987 Mel Gibson film 1987 buddy cop film that spawned three sequels 1987 buddy cop movie 1995 top 10 hit for Hootie & the Blowfish #1 Beatles hit of 1970 #1 Beatles hit with the only known vocal contribution by Linda McCartney #1 Beatles tune of 1970 #1 album, for four weeks, before "Woodstock" #1 single whose B-side is "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)" #1 tune in 1970 #1 tune of 1970 #86 in Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" .1 tune of '70 1970 #1 album 1970 #1 hit whose title follows the lyric "Speaking words of wisdom ..." 1970 #1 song and album 1970 Beatles chart-topper 1970 Beatles hit 1970 hit documentary 1970 music documentary that won an Oscar for Best Original Score 1970 song with the lyric "Whisper words of wisdom" 1960 Everly Brothers hit 1960 Everly Brothers tune 2003 Beatles re-release that omits Phil Spector's "wall of sound" treatment 1969 Rolling Stones album 2008 Foo Fighters song that hit #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock charts 2014 Academy Award winner for Best Original Song 2014 Best Original Song Oscar winner 1989 Richard Dreyfuss film named after a casino cry 1989 Richard Dreyfuss film shown on BET, appropriately? 1969 Paul Revere & the Raiders hit 1969 Paul Revere and the Raiders hit "30 Seconds to Mars" Jared "30 Seconds to Mars" singer Jared 2014 Best Supporting Actor 30 Seconds To Mars frontman Jared 30 Seconds to Mars Shannon 30 Seconds to Mars lead singer Jared 30 Seconds to Mars singer/actor Jared 30 Seconds to Mars vocalist Jared 30 Seconds to Mars' Shannon or Jared 1983 #1 hit for David Bowie 1983 #1 hit with the lyric "Put on your red shoes" 1983 David Bowie #1 hit 1983 David Bowie song 1983 album promoted by the Serious Moonlight tour 1983 album with the hits "China Girl" and "Modern Love" 1973 soul classic by Marvin Gaye 1961 "duet" with the lyric "Why don't you and I combine?" 1984 #1 hit for Prince and the Revolution 1981 hit for Earth Wind & Fire, 1962 dance movie about Rubik's cube? 11, for 11 theme entries *2000 megahit by Baha Men 1988 Oscar-winning song 100 bani 100 bani, in Romania 19 cents in Rumania. 100 Bulgarian stotinki 100 stotinki 100 stotinki in Bulgaria 100 percent effort 100% effort 89 + 30 ___ 2000 (soap brand) 1880s-'90s veep ___ P. Morton 1889 Vice President ___ P. Morton 1890's Veep ___ P. Morton 1890's Vice President ___ P. Morton 501 brand 501 company 501's 501s, among others 505 brand '40s housing innovator '40s housing innovator Arthur 1990s SEC chairman Arthur '57 Series MVP ___ Burdette 1950's All-Star Burdette 1950s Braves All-Star pitcher Burdette 1957 World Series MVP Burdette '30s-'40s Dr. Kildare portrayer 1998 name in the news 1930 Literature Nobelist 1930 Nobel author. 1930 Nobelist in literature 1930 prize winner. 1970s-'80s Supreme Court justice ___ F. Powell Jr. 1984-88 Olympic track star 1988 Olympics superheavyweight gold medalist 1999 Holyfield opponent 2013 Women's British Open winner Stacy 1978 Gene Hackman role 1944 Philippines invasion site 8 1/2" x 14" paper size, as abbr. on many copiers 2,240 lbs. 2,240 lbs.: Abbr. 2,240 pounds: Abbr. 1997 Tony nominee Williams "3 Body Problem" actor Cunningham 1970's Irish P.M. Cosgrave 2004 Kinsey portrayer Neeson 1993 "Ethan Frome" star 1 1/3 ounce in China. 1 1/3 ozs. in China. 10th- to 12th-century Chinese dynasty 10th-12th century dynasty 600-mi. Manchurian river. 1997 Jim Carrey persona 1997 Jim Carrey film (do the math) '97 film with the tagline "Coming soon. Honest." 1997 Carrey comedy 1997 Jim Carrey comedy 1997 Jim Carrey film 1997 Jim Carrey flick 1997 Jim Carrey movie 1997 comedy about a lawyer named Fletcher Reede 1997 comedy with the tagline "Trust me" 1997 film with the tagline "Coming soon. Honest." 1969 TV game show hosted by Rod Serling 2014 destination for many epidemiologists 50-cent picture 1840s abolitionist group 1988 Don DeLillo novel 1.012 lbs. each in Brazil. 2024 WNBA champs 2011 civil war setting 16-yr.-old's desire, usually: Abbr. 007 gets fired ... AND LANDS A JOB AS A SCOTTISH TAILOR! '83 Kiss album "___ It Up" 1970s Plumber 1932 French animated short about an imaginary woman (and featuring perhaps the first-ever electronic score!)