| Miss Hess |
| Gore's girl |
| Breckenridge |
| Pianist Hess |
| Girl’s name. |
| Dame ____ Hess |
| Deathtrap" wife |
| Old Medit. port |
| Role for Raquel |
| A memorable Hess |
| Ms. Breckinridge |
| Keyboardist Hess |
| Lady's given name |
| ____ Breckinridge |
| Gore's "new" girl |
| Pianist Dame Hess |
| Hess who was a dame |
| British pianist Hess |
| Breckinridge or Hess |
| Dame Hess at a piano |
| Hess or Breckinridge |
| Vidal's Breckenridge |
| Steve Urkel's pursuer |
| Dame Hess at the piano |
| Breckinridge of fiction |
| ___ Breckinridge": Vidal |
| A Hess who became a dame |
| Title character for Gore |
| Vidal's "__ Breckinridge |
| 1970 title role for Raquel |
| Gore's post-op protagonist |
| Name in a Gore Vidal title |
| __ Breckinridge" (Vidal novel) |
| Gore Vidal's "___ Breckinridge |
| Pioneering woman lawyer Bradwell |
| Ancient city, home of St. Nicholas |
| Gore Vidal novel "___ Breckinridge |
| ___ Breckinridge" (Gore Vidal novel) |
| Winona's role in "Great Balls of Fire! |
| Nicholas of ___, patron saint of mariners and thieves |