The New York Times Magazine Crossword
CHANGELINGS
By JOE KROZEL / Edited by WILL SHORTZ
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Stuffing ingredient
“Waking ___ Devine” (1998 movie)
Hubbub
Solution for some housework
Villain
[I am shocked!]
___ Romeo
Generic
Lines around Chicago
Boisterous oaf confused the previous set
of actors
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gas tank
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This and that
Home of Hanauma Bay
Solo, in a way
BP logo shape until 2000
QB who led the Cowboys to victories in
Super Bowls VI and XII
Varnish ingredient
Art Deco artist
First person to die in the Bible
Adjust, as pitch
Shut
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Oceanic body
This and that
Strong and sharp
Majority group
Silt, e.g.
Whole bunch
Nephew of 8-Down
As stated in
“Was ist ___?”
Bombay and Boodles
H. H. Munro pseudonym
This and that: Abbr.
Music grp.
Actress Massey
Model add-on
Composer Camille Saint-___
Cars once advertised with the slogan
“Find your own road”
Record of the year
“Necktie”
Mila of “That ’70s Show”
Court V.I.P.’s
Literature’s Nan or Gay
Supply room worker
Metaphors for serious headaches
Flip
“Midnight Cowboy” role
Loop around the West?
Mil. decorations
“Sometimes you feel like a nut” nut
Not free
Super
Pago Pago locale
“King ___”
Toy company that made Betsy Wetsy
Playground comeback
Bungle
Upset with
Quaint contraction
“Love Story” co-star
The Beach Boys’ “Surfer Girl” vis-à-vis
Reader’s Theater presents ‘All in the Timing’
Playwriting Award. The short
plays are almost all comedies,
focusing mainly on language
and wordplay, existentialist
perspectives on life and mean-
ing, and the complications
involved in romantic relation-
ships.
The world according to
Ives is a very odd place, and
his plays constitute a virtual
stress test of the English lan-
guage, combining wit, intel-
lect and satire.
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to falling in love.
• “Words, Words, Words”
recalls the philosophical adage
that three monkeys typing into
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heart. Ives is a mordant com- typewriters?
ic who has put the play back
• “The Universal Lan-
in playwright...a wondrous guage” brings together Dawn,
wordmaster.”
a young woman with a stut-
The stories are:
ter, and Don, the creator and
• In “Sure Thing,” two teacher of Unamunda, a wild
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bell interrupts their false starts, rotechnics — and, of course,
gaffes and faux pas on the way true love.
Watch collection of comedic one-act plays at Liberty Theater
ASTORIA — The Liberty
Theater presents a Reader’s
Theater production of “All
in the Timing” by American
playwright David Ives. Perfor-
mances will be in the McTav-
ish Room at 7 p.m. Wednesday
and Thursday, Jan. 28 and 29
and Feb. 4 and 5.
This is a collection of one-
act plays, written by Ives be-
tween 1987 and 1993, which
won the playwright the Outer
Critics Circle John Gassner
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Hirer/firer
Iron setting
Food processor setting
One with accounts, for short
Darn, e.g.
Jets or chargers starter
Doozy
Revolutionary patriot Silas
Asian cuisine
Put in the minimum stake
Actress Lena
Willing to do
Gigantic sled hauls firewood quite a bit
1970s-’80s TV sheriff
Tell a story
Grub
Domestic worker claimed shifting beach
engulfed basin
Hong Kong, e.g.: Abbr.
No-no on gym floors
Voting no
Band news
Put an end to
Catastrophic start or end?
Word after camper or before Camp’s
Fused
It may go from sea to shining sea
Word in many California city names
Blue
“You wish!”
Friends who have never been to the
beach don’t walk by the girl so often
Characteristic times
Driver’s assignment: Abbr.
Arrangement of hosing?
Children show their affection for model
Kate above all others
Comics canine
Energetic sort
“That’s ___-brainer”
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eyes open and I reload the program of
misery”
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90 Non-PC person
93 Border payments
94 Kept
95 1960s chess champion Mikhail
96 Halloween prop
100 Die down
• “Philip Glass Buys a Loaf
of Bread” is a parodic musical
vignette in trademark Glassian
style, with the celebrated com-
poser having a moment of ex-
istential crisis in a bakery.
• “The Philadelphia” pres-
ents a young man in a restau-
rant who has fallen into “a
Philadelphia,” a Twilight
Zone-like state in which he
cannot get anything he asks
for. His only way out of the
dilemma? To ask for the oppo-
site of what he wants.
The cast includes Susan
Wentworth, Daric Moore,
Nancy Montgomery and Sen
Incavo. This Reader’s The-
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Early cultivator of potatoes
Mrs. Rabin of Israel
“Rama ___ Ding Dong” (1961 hit)
Show bias
Like some lashes and tans
Fendi ___ (men’s cologne)
Activity at a doctor’s office
Tick-borne affliction
Leapfrog
ater production is produced
through special arrangement
with Dramatists Play Service.
Tickets are $15 each and
are on sale at the Liberty box
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or online at ticketswest.com
‘All in the Timing’
7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Jan.
28, 29, Feb. 4 and 5
McTavish Room, Liberty Theater
1203 Commercial St., Astoria
503-325-5922, ext. 55
$15