Complete Clue List
Across
3. Consumer protection?
7. Choral composition; Sullivan's "On Shore and Sea" (1871) used this musical form
9. Gaolers (jailers) such as the yeomen in "The Yeomen of the Guard" (1888)
12. In music, an abbreviation for 34D
13. It follows April in Paris
14. Good-natured parody, a theme for many Gilbert and Sullivan works
15. An album: the first commercial Gilbert and Sullivan one was produced in 1898
16. Settings (for Gilbert and Sullivan works)
18. Greatest extent
19. Oolong or Earl Grey
22. Title of Albert (later Edward VII) who heard a telephone broadcast of "Iolanthe" in 1883 (6,2,5)
25. Standby sailors, in the UK; "Pinafore" extras? (init.)
27. Demons that prey upon sleepers
28. Parentless children, such as the pirates of Penzance
31. Women in casts
33. Alternate name for "The Pirates of Penzance" (1879): "The ____ of Duty"
36. Calendar abbr.
37. Measurement (abbr.)
38. Heartfelt
39. Helped in a heist
40. Transgression
Down
1. Aware of
2. Severe scolding
3. Legal advocate, Counsel for the Plaintiff in "Trial by Jury" (1875)
4. Commode component; abbreviated for use in polite society (1-4)
5. Gilbert and Sullivan creation
6. Gilbert and Sullivan's artistic genre (5,5)
7. Subtitle for "Princess Ida" (1884): "____ Adamant"
8. Swiss peak
10. Managed
11. Tourist attractions or theatrical spectacles
17. An unflattering picture painted by Gilbert and Sullivan of many British figures and institutions
20. Mighty long time
21. Relating to the nations of Africa and Asia or their peoples (4-5)
23. Titled males, a favourite subject in Gilbert and Sullivan works
24. A marine marauder from Penzance
26. Rise in rank; in W. S. Gilbert's "topsy-turvy" world, gondoliers become monarchs
29. Theatrical advertisement
30. Sibilant stage signals
32. Chinese brew
34. Voice above tenor and below soprano
35. Neckline shape