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___ Club, 1930s-'60s New York hot spot ___ Detective (1930's-50's crime fiction magazine) ___ Hawley Act of 1930 ____ There Eyes : 1930 song _____-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 "___ a Gigolo," 1930 song "___ and Bill," 1930 film "___ and Soul" (1930 song) "___ Crazy," 1930 musical "___ Eat Cake" (1930s musical) "___ Foolish Things" (1930's hit) "___ Happy," 1930 song "___ in Love Again," 1930 song "___ It Beautiful . . . ?": 1930 song "___ Man," 1930 film "___ My Heart" (1930 song) "___ on My Hands," 1930 song "___ Rhythm": 1930 "___ Soul," song hit of 1930 "___ the Week": 1930s record label "___ There Eyes," 1930 tune "___'Clock Jump" (1930's hit) "Bei Mir Bist Du ___": 1930s song "Betty ____" (1930 hit) "Betty ___," 1930 song "Betty ___," 1930 Vallee hit "Cheerful Little ___," 1930 song "Death in the Desert" writer, 1930 "Dost thou think, because thou art virtuous, there shall be no more ___?": "Twelfth Night" [1930 novel] "For hire" org. of the 1930s "Have a Little Faith ___" (1930 hit) "It ___ in Monterey," 1930 song "Love for ___," 1930 song "My ___," 1930 song "Sleepy ___," 1930 song "Strike Up the Band" song: 1930 "The Mocker Mocked" artist, 1930 "With ___ at the South Pole" (1930 documentary) "You're the ___ Care For" (1930 hit) "You're the ___ Care For" (1930 song) [1930] 11-time 1930's-40's All-Star 1930s world chess champion Max 1930 Jean Harlow flick? 1930's migrant 1930s art style, informally 1930s-'40s heavyweight champ Joe 1930s heavyweight champ known as the Ambling Alp 1930s migrants 1930 tariff act co-sponsor 1930s org. 1930s-'40s pitcher "Schoolboy" ___ 1930s tennis champ John Van ___ 1930's-40's first lady 1930s dance 1930s auto, ___ Royale 1930s power prog. 1930's comics girl 1930's-40's villain 1930s dance named for a famous flier 1930s Safety Director of Cleveland 1930's-40's film director ___ C. Kenton 1930's dust bowler 1930 Nobelist in physics 1930 Nobelist in literature 1930 Best Picture nominee, with "The" 1930's first lady 1930's actress Farrell 1930s crime figure gunned down by the FBI 1930s quints' name 1930's Depression org. 1930's-60's power couple 1930s St. Louis Cardinals nickname 1930s public enemy 1930s Chrysler luxury model 1930s G-man 1930s Chicago crimefighter 1930 Gershwin musical 1930s-'40s German-American political group 1930's public works prog. 1930's-40's director Zoltan ___ 1930s refugees 1930's vice president John ___ Garner 1930s film dog 1930's western hero 1930s First Mother 1930's V.P. John ___ Garner 1930s migrant to California 1930s song "Maria ___" 1930s-'40s big band singer Bob 1930s org. with a blue eagle logo 1930's movie bowdlerizer 1930 tariff act cosponsor 1930's French P.M. Léon 1930s St. Louis Cardinals 1930's-50's Egyptian king 1930s shantytown 1930 Clyde Tombaugh discovery 1930s crime-fighter 1930s Fred Astaire partner 1930's have-nots 1930s French premier, whose name is a homophone of "bloom" 1930's-40's tyrant, spelled out in detail? 1930s vice president John ___ Garner 1930s-'40s New York mayor La Guardia 1930 Vincent Youmans song 1930 Marlene Dietrich film, with "The" 1930s Royales 1930 shanty town 1930 winner of golf's Grand Slam 1930's inits. 1930s bomber 1930 novel that takes its title from Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" 1930s art movement 1930 hit "The _____ Waltz" 1930 Triple Crown winner 1930s-'40s singer/actress Durbin 1930 Joan Crawford movie 1930s migrant 1930 tariff co-author 1930 Physics Nobelist Sir Chandrasekhara Venkara ___ 1930s-'40s serial radio comedy 1930's veep John ___ Garner 1930's program, for short 1930 Triple Crown jockey 1930s Roosevelt initiative 1930s French premier Léon 1930 novel whose title was taken from "Twelfth Night" 1930's-60's columnist who wrote "Washington Merry-Go-Round" 1930's pub. works program 1930's power prog. 1930s dust bowler 1930 Harry Richman hit whose title describes ostentatious living 1930's film dog 1930's Brazilian import 1930 Literature Nobelist 1930s-'40s Chan portrayer 1930's-70's despot 1930's Goldwyn star Anna 1930 discovery 1930s-'40s "Hollywood Ice Revue" star 1930's director with three Oscars 1930s itinerant 1930s-'40s Chicago Outfit "enforcer" 1930 Harold Arlen song 1930's Great Plains calamity 1930's actress Dolores 1930's quintuplet 1930s jurist who disappeared 1930s-'50s Arabian monarch 1930s political group 1930s-'40s prez 1930's-50's actor J. ___ Naish 1930's Spanish queen A 1930 discovery A 1930's dance A top pitcher of the 1930's Act of 1930's: Abbr. Agency of 1930's Agency of the 1930's Airline formed in 1930 Al's nemesis, circa 1930 Alcatraz inmate of the 1930s Alice T. Hobart's fuel of 1930's Andy Hardy player, in 1930s-'40s film Astronomical discovery of 1930 Auto last made in the 1930s Baseball owner called 'The Boss' [1930] Best Actress of 1930-31 Betty, in a 1930 song Big Band ___ (1930s-'40s) Blue Eagle org. of the 1930s Born 5/31/1930, entertainer associated with the phrase formed by the starts of 20-, 31- and 41-Across Broadway composer (of 18-, 20-, and 57-Across) born 3/22/1930 Bureau of the 1930's Business magazine since 1930 Campaigner's contest (or the start of a 1930s movie actor's split personality) Car make of the 1930s Carmichael song of 1930 Cartoon vixen created in 1930 Chicago Outfit leader of the 1930s Chick lit book #6 (1930) Cleaner since the 1930s Co-author of a 1930 tariff act Company founded in 1930 Company mascot introduced in the 1930s that has never been put out to pasture Cosmetician who married the same man twice, in 1930 and 1942 Courteous Reynard of 1930? Dance of the 1930's Dance popularized in the 1930's Detroit cars of the 1930s Dressler role: 1930 Drummer Gene who played with Goodman in the 1930s Drummer with Goodman in the 1930s Dwarf planet discovered in 1930 Earl ___, 1930 Triple Crown-winning jockey Emil's "Blue Angel" co-star, 1930 Energetic dance of the 1930s Ethiopian emperor: 1930-74 Fad dance of the 1930s