Complete Clue List
Across
1. City in Arkansas originally given the name "La Petite Roche" in 1799 (6,4)
6. "___ Marks" a 2007 comedy produced and directed by Karl Kozak (4)
10. An adjective meaning lukewarm or half-hearted (5)
11. The city where Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget was born in 1896 (9)
12. A state of political disorder and lawlessness (7)
13. A person who interrupts a performer with offensive remarks (7)
14. Atlanta Braves or Houston Astros (8,4)
18. Beethoven in the 1992 comedy film is such a dog (5,7)
21. A graphic representation of the activity of muscles (7)
23. "___ Joye" won 400 metres hurdles gold at 1938 European Athletics Championships (7)
24. United States suffragist Susan B. Anthony was buried here in 1906 (9)
25. Author John le Carré was born in this Dorset coastal town (5)
26. Mr ___, a pirate in J M Barrie's "Peter Pan" (4)
27. English actress who took the lead role in the 1939 film "Nurse Edith Cavell" (4,6)
Down
1. "___ Weapon" film series starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover (6)
2. Informal term for the most important person in an organisation (3,3)
3. In a novel by D H Lawrence, gamekeeper Oliver Mellors' paramour (4,10)
4. Magna Carta was sealed here by King John in 1215 (9)
5. The seventh studio album released by Bon Jovi in June 2000 (5)
7. ___ Turner, starred as Joan Wilder in "Romancing the Stone" (8)
8. Ocean region noted for dead calms and light winds (8)
9. Alice Walker novel, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1983 (3,5,6)
15. A significant mountain in the Himalayas, in Nepal (9)
16. Former standard monetary unit of East Germany equal to 100 pfennigs (plural) (8)
17. "The Gay ___" 1934 film starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers (8)
19. River that rises in Tibet and flows for 2,600 miles to the South China Sea (6)
20. "IUPAC" name for ethylene (6)
22. Haydn's Symphony No. 6, nicknamed "Le ___" (5)