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The New York Times Magazine Crossword DOUBLE DOWN 1 6 9 13 18 20 21 22 23 25 26 28 29 31 32 34 37 39 41 45 47 49 51 52 53 55 57 59 62 63 64 65 66 69 72 73 76 78 80 Celebratory event for a new company or product 83 Venus 86 Shakespearean king 87 Changes the placement of in a tourna- ment bracket 89 Neutral shade 90 Indian bread 91 Long-tailed monkey 94 That girl, in Genoa 95 Tell on 96 Graduation V.I.P. 97 Ewe two? 99 Yew, too 101 Atari 7800 competitor, briefly 102 Bridge writer Charles 105 Life ____ know it 107 Scruggs on a banjo 109 Bass role in a Gilbert & Sullivan opera 112 Order at a Mexican grill 115 Product with a Lubrastrip 119 Plus-size model? 121 Hard evidence a lawyer follows 123 Kind of pain 124 Prisoners’ wear 125 Hammed it up 126 Investigation 127 Whups 128 Something grown — or eaten — in rows 129 Powerhouse in African soccer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DOWN Give up Secretary of state under Reagan Peut-____ (perhaps: Fr.) Stars, in a motto One way to complete an online purchase “Candle in the Wind” dedicatee Place for a brace Part of a platform 9 No. 2 of 43 10 Den ____ (home of the International Criminal Court) 11 “Let’s do this thing” 12 Later 13 Sharp pain 14 Old man? 15 Mideast grp. 16 Hat tipper, maybe 17 Some Halloween costumes 19 Ending with shop or weight 20 Question ending a riddle 24 Hedge fund pro 27 Smooths over 30 Princess of Power 33 Pro wrestler Albano 34 What an electric meter measures 35 Fans have them 36 Certain trade barrier 38 Many a Seeing Eye dog 40 Living ____ 42 Sly suggestion 43 Initialism on a bank door 44 Muscle ____ 46 Lunatic 48 Follower of 21-Across 50 Big brand of dog food 53 Largest coastal city between San Francis- co and Portland 54 Poor grades 56 Holds up 58 Hula-Hoop, e.g. 60 Went for, puppy-style 61 They come with strings attached 67 Drinking now, paying later 68 Some movie theaters 70 “____ tu” (Verdi aria) 71 One of 10 in Exodus 74 Sunlit spaces 75 Big name in antiscience debunking 76 Fluctuates wildly Audition for ‘Dames at Sea’ in Tillamook 1930s musical follows understudy who must become a star TILLAMOOK — The Tilla- mook Association for the Per- forming Arts announces open auditions for “Dames at Sea,” a tap-happy, Navy-crazy cel- ebration of the 1930s movie musicals, with a heart as big as the ocean. Written by George Haim- sohn and Robin Miller, with music by Jim Wise, this de- lightful musical comedy fol- lows an understudy who must VWHS LQ WR ¿OO WKH VKRHV RI DQ incapacitated lead and become the star of the show. Auditions will be held at Tillamook Methodist Church on Saturday, April 25 and Sun- day, April 26 starting promptly at 2 p.m. Tillamook Methodist Church is located at 3808 12th St. 7$3$LVORRNLQJWR¿OOWKH following roles for this pro- duction: • Three women’s roles: age mid-20s to mid-50s; • Four men’s roles: age mid-20s to mid-50s; • Five chorus singers/danc- ers; and • Backstage positions are also available. Auditions should bring a short prepared musical piece to sing during the audition. Pieces may be sung a cappel- la, with a backing track, or by bringing sheet music for the accompanist. Directed by Joni Sau- er-Folger, performances will run Oct. 16 to 31. Audition packets are available by emailing info@ tillamooktheater.com, or contacting director Joni Sau- er-Folger at 503-812-6113. Audition packets are also available online on TAPA’s website, www.tillamookthe- ater.com. Auditions are also available by appointment by contacting the director. 7$3$LVDQRQSUR¿WFRPPX- nity theater dedicated to pro- viding high quality performing arts experiences through enter- tainment, education, and com- munity participation. 84 85 88 92 Greetings of old Bars of music? Pie-crust ingredient, maybe Staple of skin care Asian stew often eaten with a dipping sauce Pro hoopster “Go” preceder TV units “May ____ frank?” 77 79 80 81 82 ACROSS Penny-pinching Place of business: Abbr. Shoot the breeze Mini revelation? Requests a table for one, say Company behind the Hula-Hoop craze Source of the line “They have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind” Private things that are embarrassing Moving in a nice way Hungarian city Not caged Things in cages Regarding Mal de ____ (French woe) Pulitzer winner for “Seascape” Mystifying Geller Canine command Get hitched Disagreement Actress Elke Stuck, after “in” Three Stooges laugh sound Prefix with -morphism How some stocks are sold A piano has 36 of them Inverse trig function Friendly Warning just before a cutoff of service Misdo something Some grillings Quick cut Hair option Was unfaithful Bit of exercise, in Britain Iranian pilgrimage city Aid to Zen meditation Flavor Title TV character who was over 200 years old By DON GAGLIARDO and ZHOUQIN BURNIKEL / Puzzles Edited by WILL SHORTZ Answers on Page 26 93 Bit of fanfare 95 Kindle, e.g. 98 ____ Rebellion (event of 1676) 100 Farm machine 103 “Swan Lake” figure 104 Milne young ’un 106 Author of “MS. Found in a Bottle,” for short 108 Conifer that loses its leaves in the fall 109 Window sticker fig. 110 “Click ____ ticket” 111 Floor 113 Ancient Greek contest 114 Coulee’s contents 116 “S’long” 117 “De ____” (“You’re welcome”: Fr.) 118 Gershwin portrayer in “Rhapsody in Blue” 120 Dunderhead 122 Motley Auditions 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, April 25 and 26 Tillamook Methodist Church 3808 12th St., Tillamook www.tillamooktheater.com 503-812-6113 April 23, 2015 | coastweekend.com | 23
