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'Call to Greatness' writer, initially speaking crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of May 2nd, 1999 other clues
'Behind That Curtain' detective
'Dead Souls' novelist
'Hell's Angels' star Ben
'Home Alone' actor
'Le ___ Goriot'
'My stars!'
'No sweat'
'Or ___!'
'Suffice ___ say...'
'Wide open'
Abecedary link
Actress Meyers
Air Force One passenger
Antiquity
Appear
Approx.
Areas for flight attendants
Arrivé
Art drawings
Assign
Barker's partner
Bartender?
Baseball positions: Abbr.
Bengali language group
Big citrus fruit
Bourne of 'The Bourne Identity'
British tax
Broadway premiere of April 11, 1991
Bubbler
Building block
Butler's locale
Cardiologists' concerns
Charge
Cheering wildly
Chemical prefix
Cleans up, in a way
Coll. major
Comfy
Conflict
Corridor
Cry of mock horror
Dairy-case image
Dawn, to a don
Department north of Paris
Diana's lover ___ el-Fayed
Digital window?
Drive-___
Early bird, say
Feasts
Film promo words
First bishop of Rome
Flattering talk
Fleur-de-___
French champagne-producing city
Get it wrong
Gnawed around the edges
Gold deposit?
Granada bear
Gumps
Hail Mary path
His or her: Fr.
Hitmen
In
In general
It's dishwasher-safe
Larger-than-life
Latticework
Like a bloodhound
Like bottles of beer
Like grapefruit for breakfast
Lufthansa direction
Machine parts
Marie Antoinette, e.g.
Mirages for money, e.g.
Needlepoint?
No-goodniks
Not long to wait
Not participate in
Now hear this
Old bird
On the nose
One was lost in flight
Peewees
Physics Nobelist Isidor I. ___
Pineapple skin segment
Plant with tubular yellow flowers
Plumbing control
Poetic adverb
Poison ___
Pope's cape
Post in Washington, for example
Press a suit
Prince Valiant's wife
Reading place
Rebecca rejecter
Reddish-orange
Research facil.
Ring support?
Rudolf Nureyev, e.g.
Santa ___
Scale notes
Scratches (out)
Secretaries Day mo.
Sires
Sister of Selene
Skimmer, e.g.
Smoke trace
Some shells
Soph. and jr.
Spingarn Medal awarder
Stone foundation
Stop for gas
Stop running
Strike
Substitutes
Sudden upturn, as in sales
Suffix with persist
Surgery need
Tee choices: Abbr.
The Kennedys, e.g.
Toledo Mrs.
Truman portrayer, 1995
Try to win first prize
TV interviewer
TV's
Unenthusiastic responses
Upfront offerings
Vocalist Tucker
Where many jokes are set
Where to toot one's own horn?
Wing tips, maybe
Yellowstone sight
Zip a Ziploc, e.g.
___ point (embroidery stitch)
___ Valley, Calif.

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