| Class |
| Deeds |
| Fronts |
| Edicts |
| Feigns |
| Appears |
| Opening |
| Shticks |
| Lets on |
| Behaves |
| Decrees |
| Responds |
| Put-ons? |
| Pretends |
| Ham bits |
| Play set |
| Routines |
| Performs |
| Exploits |
| Pretenses |
| N.T. book |
| Simulates |
| Luke book |
| Playtime? |
| Posturing |
| Statutes. |
| Is a doer |
| Functions |
| Bible book |
| Play parts |
| Hair" pair |
| Done deeds |
| Goes to it |
| Play units |
| Res gestae |
| Short bits |
| Dissembles |
| Show parts |
| N. T. book |
| Isn't idle |
| Opera parts |
| Seems to be |
| Takes steps |
| J.B." units |
| Tosca" trio |
| Behaves as. |
| False shows |
| Officiates. |
| Plays parts |
| Hair" parts |
| Drama units |
| Fakes being |
| Play times? |
| Play group. |
| Play things |
| Is decisive |
| Play makeup |
| CPR experts |
| Legislation |
| False fronts |
| Impersonates |
| Things done. |
| Hamlet" five |
| Book of ____ |
| Is directed? |
| Show pieces? |
| Takes a part |
| House output |
| Stage doings |
| Book of N.T. |
| Is in a play |
| Play makers? |
| Plays a role |
| Is in a cast |
| Makes a move |
| Performances |
| Plays a part |
| Biblical book |
| Hair" pieces? |
| After John |
| Is a thespian |
| Play portions |
| Quits hedging |
| Recites lines |
| St. Luke book |
| Book of Bible |
| Isn't oneself |
| Show segments |
| Play chapters |
| Play sections |
| Isn't passive |
| Playbill info |
| Circus lineup |
| John follower |
| Makes a scene |
| Play segments |
| Pretends to be |
| Takes measures |
| Aida" has four |
| Chess" pieces? |
| Hamlet" fifths |
| Assumes a role |
| Booker's quest |
| Does film work |
| Drama sections |
| Plays in plays |
| Plays the role |
| Stage routines |
| Stage segments |
| Stamp and Mann |
| Stops dawdling |
| Takes on roles |
| Aida" segments |
| Nightclub bits |
| Plays on stage |
| Plays the fool |
| Quits stalling |
| Doesn't sit by |
| Plays the part |
| Doesn't dawdle |
| Parts of plays |
| Revue segments |
| Stops stalling |
| Does something |
| Play divisions |
| Accomplishments |
| Does one's part |
| 'Macbeth' parts |
| Rigoletto" trio |
| Circus segments |
| Gets theatrical |
| Isn't naturally |
| Opera divisions |
| Play components |
| Scenes' seniors |
| Comedy routines |
| Congress output |
| House products? |
| John's follower |
| Romans preceder |
| It follows John |
| Performs a part |
| Does stage work |
| Drama divisions |
| It's after John |
| Performs a role |
| Parts of a play |
| Takes the stage |
| Circus routines |
| Book after John |
| Hamlet" quintet |
| Ballet divisions |
| Gospels followup |
| Groups of scenes |
| Parts in musical |
| Rock club talent |
| Romans precursor |
| Simon's dividers |
| ''Hamlet'' parts |
| Hamlet" fivesome |
| Emulates Olivier |
| Is a cast member |
| Shows initiative |
| Delays no longer |
| Doesn't just sit |
| Performs onstage |
| Macbeth" quintet |
| Hamlet" has five |
| Makes a decision |
| Book of the Bible |
| ___ of Parliament |
| Hamlet" divisions |
| La Traviata" trio |
| Othello" has five |
| Isn't a bystander |
| Parts of musicals |
| Plays a character |
| St. John follower |
| The four in "Aida |
| Tragedy divisions |
| Vaudeville turns. |
| Doesn't just talk |
| Gospels follow-up |
| Gospels' follower |
| Vaudeville lineup |
| Macbeth" has five |
| Does summer stock |
| Follower of John? |
| It's in the Bible |
| Substitutes (for) |
| Performs on stage |
| Treads the boards |
| __ up (misbehaves) |
| Kinky Boots" parts |
| Divisions of play? |
| Doesn't just think |
| Emulates Nicholson |
| It precedes Romans |
| It's before Romans |
| Luke's second book |
| Parts of a musical |
| Performs in a skit |
| Plays a movie role |
| Reaches a decision |
| Revue performances |
| RICO and the Mann? |
| Segments of a play |
| Variety-show units |
| Works with a part? |
| Broadway divisions |
| Groups on the bill |
| Performs in a film |
| Sections of a play |
| Romans predecessor |
| Dramatic divisions |
| Takes to the stage |
| Nightclub routines |
| Talent show lineup |
| Legislative output |
| Book before Romans |
| Gets off the fence |
| Performs in a play |
| New Testament book |
| ___ on (influences) |
| Coriolanus" quintet |
| Chekhov specialties |
| Circus performances |
| Creates some drama? |
| Does what Dunne did |
| Doesn't dilly-dally |
| Doesn't just sit by |
| Doesn't sit idly by |
| Gets off one's duff |
| Has a part on stage |
| Has an onstage role |
| Legislative decrees |
| Plays charades, say |
| Stage presentations |
| Stage play sections |
| Talent show entries |
| Variety show makeup |
| Vaudeville features |
| Vaudeville segments |
| Bits of legislation |
| Works as a thespian |
| Divisions of a play |
| Performs in a movie |
| Townshend ___: 1767 |
| The five of "Hamlet |
| Variety show lineup |
| Congressional output |
| ____ of the Apostles |
| Rigoletto" has three |
| Comics' performances |
| Fills festival slots |
| Impresario offerings |
| Inhabits a character |
| N.T. book after John |
| Play fivesome, often |
| Plays a part onstage |
| Short or false shows |
| Some are unspeakable |
| Talent show segments |
| Talent show features |
| The five of "Macbeth |
| They become statutes |
| Variety performances |
| Works at a playhouse |
| ___ out (misbehaves) |
| Segments of musicals |
| Variety show fillers |
| Musical performances |
| Performs on Broadway |
| Book ascribed to Luke |
| Book preceding Romans |
| Classical piece parts |
| Collections of scenes |
| Congressional matters |
| Does a few lines, say |
| Emulates John Goodman |
| Groups on the program |
| Intermission dividers |
| Intolerable ___: 1774 |
| Pieces of legislation |
| Playwrights' "innings |
| Predecessor of Romans |
| Sections of a musical |
| Simple __ of kindness |
| Soliloquizes, perhaps |
| New Testament writing |
| Stops procrastinating |
| Plays a part on stage |
| Bible book after John |
| Performs theatrically |
| Legislative decisions |
| Does a thespian's job |
| Successful legislation |
| ___ up (behaves badly) |
| ___ up (has a tantrum) |
| Hedda Gabler" has four |
| Book of New Testament. |
| Isn't quiet on the set |
| It comes before Romans |
| It follows the Gospels |
| Most musicals have two |
| Shakespearean quintet? |
| Volstead and Homestead |
| Congressional business |
| What some bills become |
| Book after the Gospels |
| Does a thespian's turn |
| Doesn't just sit there |
| Julius Caesar" sections |
| Creates a lot of drama? |
| Does something about it |
| Performs in the theater |
| Plays a role on a stage |
| The ___ of the Apostles |
| Congressional creations |
| Gives the appearance of |
| No play is without them |
| Book of apostolic deeds |
| New Testament chronicle |
| Follower of the Gospels |
| Hamlet" has five of them |
| Bible book before Romans |
| Cast (anag) — performs |
| Comedy-club performances |
| John's biblical follower |
| Performs in summer stock |
| Performs like a thespian |
| Plies a thespian's trade |
| They may be disappearing |
| Vaudeville presentations |
| ________ up, malfunctions |
| ''La Traviata'' has three |
| Book ascribed to St. Luke |
| Book of the New Testament |
| Congressional productions |
| Does a few lines, perhaps |
| The Dream and the Patriot |
| Vanishing and magic, e.g. |
| What rocker does in video |
| Part of the New Testament |
| ''Julius Caesar'' has five |
| Book with St. Paul's story |
| It follows the last Gospel |
| Quintet in Gounod's "Faust |
| Book following the Gospels |
| Stops on a sales rep's rte. |
| Elvis and The Beatles e.g. |
| Is paid to be someone else? |
| The ___, New Testament book |
| They may have many sponsors |
| Intermissions separate them |
| They'll make a play for you |
| Takes the bull by the horns |
| America's Got Talent" lineup |
| Book of the Bible after John |
| Congressional considerations |
| Good ones are hard to follow |
| It's between John and Romans |
| Stops sitting on one's hands |
| These fill the slots on bill |
| Bible book after the Gospels |
| The Ed Sullivan Show" lineup |
| Book between John and Romans |
| Book that begins in Jerusalem |
| Gives the appearance of being |
| New Testament book after John |
| Performs in a movie or a play |
| Sections of a play or musical |
| Shakespeare's plays have five |
| It has its place in the Bible |
| America's Got Talent" features |
| Gets off the dime, so to speak |
| Parts of "Arsenic and Old Lace |
| Pulls the trigger, so to speak |
| What play time is divided into |
| America's Got Talent" segments |
| America's Got Talent" offerings |
| What rocker does in movie cameo |
| Fifth book of the New Testament |
| Bible book following the Gospels |
| Book before Romans, in the Bible |
| Performance sections during show |
| Play parts . . . or plays a part |
| What a stage play is divided into |
| Stein's "Four Saints in Three ___ |
| Romeo and Juliet" has five of them |
| Bible book between John and Romans |
| What Meat Loaf does in "Fight Club |
| The five of every Shakespeare play |
| Play parts where players play parts |
| They're usually divided into scenes |
| Book after John: ___ of the Apostles |
| Each of Shakespeare's plays has five |
| Nine divisions of "Strange Interlude |
| It relates the conversion of St. Paul |
| New Testament book attributed to Luke |
| Alphabetically first book of the Bible |
| What bills become after they're passed |
| Principal divisions of O'Neill's works. |
| First book of the Bible, alphabetically |
| ___ of the Apostles (New Testament book) |
| Book that includes the reign of Tiberius |
| Every play of Shakespeare has five of them |
| Lion taming and tightrope walking, for two |
| New Testament book between John and Romans |
| A musical is often divided into two of them |
| Book that begins with Jesus going to heaven |
| Fifth book of the New Testament, after John |
| New Testament book that follows the Gospels |
| Source of the line "Thy money perish with thee |
| New Testament book immediately following the Gospels |
| Bible book that follows Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John |
| Intolerable ___, one cause of the American Revolution |
| Where the word "Christian" is first used in the Bible |
| Source of "It is more blessed to give than to receive |
| Whence the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive |
| Source of the saying "It is more blessed to give than to receive |
| New Testament book that chronicles the story of Ananias and Sapphira |
| Biblical source of the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive |