| ____ Doria |
| Tenor Bocelli |
| Martin of SCTV |
| Singer Bocelli |
| ___ Doria (ship) |
| Artist del Sarto |
| Feminist Dworkin |
| MSNBC's Mitchell |
| ____ del Sarto |
| Doria or Chénier |
| Mitchell of MSNBC |
| Architect Palladio |
| Broadway's McArdle |
| Joyce of NBC news |
| Doria or del Sarto |
| Newswoman Mitchell |
| McArdle of Broadway |
| Painter -- del Sarto |
| Blind singer Bocelli |
| Tuscan tenor Bocelli |
| Mitchell of NBC News |
| SCTV" performer Martin |
| Bargnani of the N.B.A. |
| Blind vocalist Bocelli |
| TV journalist Mitchell |
| NBC journalist Mitchell |
| McArdle who played Annie |
| ___ Doria, ill-fated ship |
| Actress/singer Marcovicci |
| Ill-fated liner ___ Doria |
| -- Doria (ill-fated liner) |
| ___ Doria, ill-fated vessel |
| Tony-winning actress Martin |
| Amati of violin-making fame |
| Renaissance painter Mantegna |
| ___ Chénier," Giordano opera |
| Former teen tennis star Jaeger |
| Renaissance architect Palladio |
| An Amati of violin-making fame |
| First name in disasters at sea |
| Doria who went down in history? |
| Renaissance artist ___ del Sarto |
| Former "Beverly Hills 90210" role |
| ___ Doria, ship that sunk in 1956 |
| Name of English girl or Italian boy |
| McArdle who played Annie on Broadway |
| Doria whose name went down in history? |
| Martin who won a Tony in "My Favorite Year |
| 7'0" forward Bargnani of the Toronto Raptors |
| Lead singer of the Irish rock group The Corrs |
| NBC foreign affairs correspondent ___ Mitchell |
| Girl's name in the U.S. that's a boy's name in Italy |
| Amati who founded the Cremona school of violin-making |
| Tony winner Martin in the 2013 "Pippin" Broadway revival |
| First name that's feminine in English and masculine in Italian |