Broad : 5 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ an egg (flopped on Broadway) ___ Bernardi, who played Tevye on Broadway ___ Broad College of Business ___ Broadway ___ Janis, star of Broadway's "Puzzles of 1925" ___ Matters (broadcasting watchdog) ___ Victor (early broadcaster) ___-expansion (broadening of the self) ___-Fontanne Theatre (Broadway) ...baseball) Prime radio broadcasting hours (Subject of an H.G. ... '___ Mia!' (Broadway musical) ''Broadway Bound'' writer ''Full,'' on Broadway, briefly ''Les __'' (Broadway musical, briefly) ''Les __'' (Broadway musical) ''Sold out'' letters on Broadway ''SportsCenter'' broadcaster ''The Man Who Owned Broadway'' '60's Broadway musical '70s TV character name whose original Broadway spelling had an "a" instead of an "e" '90s Broadway hit '90s Broadway musical hit '90s Broadway smash 'Big Love' broadcaster 'Broadway My Way' singer Linda 'Enry's Broadway protégé 'Enry's Broadway protégée 'Enry's trainee, on Broadway 'Les ___' (Broadway hit) 'Says You!' broadcaster 'Survivor' broadcaster 'The Wire broadcaster' 'Tis said to broaden one 'True Blood' broadcaster "___ Act," Broadway hit "___ Back on Broadway," 1953 film "___ Central Park" (1945 Broadway hit) "___ Final Broadcast" (Broadway song sung by Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin) "___ Final Broadcast" (Broadway song with the lyric "Don't cry for me, Argentina") "___ Final Broadcast" (song by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice) "___ Have Broadway," 1906 song "___ Old Broads" (MacLaine/Taylor film) "___ Rappaport," Broadway hit "___ Remember" (Broadway standard) "___ Without Windows" (1964 Broadway song) "--- broad stripes and bright ..." "6 ___ Riv Vu" (1972 Broadway play) "A ___ Clowns," 1962 Broadway hit "A ___ In The Sun" (first play written by a black woman to be produced on Broadway) "All In: The Education of General David Petraeus" author Broadwell "All Things Considered" broadcaster "All Things Considered" broadcaster (abbr.) "An ___ Gay Christmas" (off-Broadway show) "And so this foul vixen kept me broadcasting for years" response? "Anything ___," Broadway hit "Ask Me Another" broadcaster "Babes ___," 1937 Broadway hit "Baseball Tonight" broadcaster "Big Brother" broadcaster "Broadcast ___" (1987 William Hurt film) "Broadcast News" costar "Broadway ___ Rose" "Broadway ___": 1929 "Broadway Bill" director, 1934 "Broadway Joe" ___ "Broadway Open House" regular, in 50's TV "Broadway's in Fashion" artist "Bubble Guppies" broadcaster "Bullets ___ Broadway" (1994 Woody Allen movie) "Car Talk" broadcaster "Closing Bell" broadcaster "Dallas" broadcaster "Downton Abbey" broadcaster "Element #1 Gives Atrocious Performance on Broadway!" "Emergency Broadcast: The End Is ___" Underoath "Encore" TV broadcasts "Finding a pencil," to Broadway's Charlie Brown "Five Guys Named ___" (1992 Broadway musical) "From Broadway With Love" singer Linda "Give My Regards to Broad Street" McCartney jam "Give My Regards to Broadway" composer "Give My Regards to Broadway" ending "Give My Regards to Broadway" writer George M. "Good buddy" broadcasters "Hardball" broadcaster "Hawaii Five-O" broadcaster "Headline News" broadcaster "Highlight Express" broadcaster "Hockey Night in Canada" broadcaster "Hockey Night" broadcaster "Inside Politics" broadcaster "Issues in the News" broadcaster: Abbr. "La Plume de Ma ___," 1958 Broadway hit "Larry King Live" broadcaster "Les ___" (Broadway show, briefly) "Les ___" (Broadway show, for short) "Mamma ___!" (Broadway musical) "Masterpiece" broadcaster "Mike & Molly" broadcaster "Mike and Mike in the Morning" broadcaster "Moesha" broadcaster "Morning Edition" broadcaster "Mystery!" broadcaster "Nascar Now" broadcaster "NBA Coast to Coast" broadcaster "No seating" letters on Broadway "No, No" girl of Broadway "No, No" woman of Broadway "On Broadway" co-writer Cynthia "On Your ___," 1936 Broadway musical "Paint Your Wagon" mother of 1951 Broadway "Phantom" surpassed it as the longest-running Broadway musical "Pink" 1979 Broadway musical "Public diplomacy" broadcast org. until 1999 "Pygmalion" on Broadway "Reliable Sources" broadcaster "Requiem for _____" (Broadway song) "Sesame Street" broadcaster "Situation Room" broadcaster "Star Trek: Voyager" broadcaster "Sweeney ___," 1979 Broadway hit "Take ___, She's Mine" (1961 Broadway hit) "Talk of the Nation" broadcaster "Tea for Two" singer on Broadway "Tell Me More" broadcaster "The ___ Baltimore" of Off Broadway fame "The ___ Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis) "The ___" (Broadway musical based on a Baum classic) "The ___" (Broadway musical based on an L. Frank Baum book) "The Amazing Race" broadcaster "The Mentalist" broadcaster "The Mystery of ___ Vep," 1990s Off Broadway play "The Price Is Right" broadcaster "The Tonight Show" broadcaster "The War of the Worlds" broadcast, notably "Thrilla in Manila" broadcaster "Tony n' ___ Wedding" (Off Broadway hit starting in 1988) "Tony n' _____ Wedding" (off-Broadway hit) "Tuning in the U.S.A." broadcaster: Abbr. "Twenty Years on Broadway" autobiographer "Variety" headline about actress Rossum's hit Broadway role? "Washington Week" broadcaster "World Cafe" broadcaster "World Series of Poker" broadcaster "You Are ___," tune from "The Broadway Melody of 1936" *Broadcaster of many TV games *First track on many a Broadway album *Fund-raising campaign broadcaster *Illegal audio broadcasts, collectively *Sports broadcast graphic named for its network (3) *They're big on Broadway 6 p.m. broadcast 6:30 p.m. broadcast 11 o'clock broadcast 11 p.m. broadcast 57 Down broadcaster 1919 Broadway musical that set a record for most performances up to that time 1923 Broadway comedy 1925 Broadway title role 1933 Broadway musical that featured 8-Across 1938 "The War of the Worlds" broadcast, for one 1940 Broadway hit "_____for the Show" 1952 George Axelrod Broadway farce, with "The" 1959 Broadway hit with the song "All I Need Is the Girl" 1959 Broadway musical that won a Pulitzer Prize for drama 1959 Broadway show subtitled "A Musical Fable" 1960s portrayer of Lancelot on Broadway 1960 Broadway musical 1963 Ann-Margret film based on a Broadway musical 1963 Broadway smash 1963 Broadway hit 1964 Broadway song "___ Without Windows" 1966 Broadway musical 1966 Broadway hit with the song "My Cup Runneth Over" 1966 two-person Broadway musical about a married couple's life together 1968 film or 2001 Broadway hit, with "The" 1968 Broadway debut 1969 Broadway hit 1969 Broadway musical 1970 Broadway show 1972 Broadway debut 1972-77 Broadway musical 1972 Broadway musical 1973 Broadway revival starring Debbie Reynolds 1976 Broadway revival that ran for 13 years 1976 Broadway musical with the hit song "Day by Day" 1977 biographical Broadway play starring Anne Bancroft 1977 biographical Broadway play 1977 Broadway hit 1978 Bob Fosse Broadway revue 1978 Broadway revue 1978 Broadway musical 1978 Broadway revue that opens with "Hot August Night" 1978 Broadway show with Gregory Hines 1978 Billy Joel hit that gave its name to a 2002 Broadway musical 1979 Broadway musical that celebrated old-style vaudeville 1979 Broadway hit with the song "On This Night of a Thousand Stars" 1979 Broadway hit set during the Industrial Revolution 1985 National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame inductee 1985 Broadway musical based on a Dickens novel