Complete Clue List
Across
1. Categorisations for "Carousel" (1956) include this genre along with "fantasy" and "musical"
4. Causing Billy's death in the film was his fall onto this, his weapon
7. Composer Richard ____ teamed with Oscar Hammerstein II to create the musical, "Carousel"
8. Conceit
9. Calming retreat; Nettie Fowler owns a small seaside ____
10. Current location? Challenge for some
13. Circumstances allow Billy to attend daughter Louise's high ____ graduation (abbr.)
15. Crestfallen, dejected
17. Crafty, cunning
19. Close relative, as Julie is to Nettie Fowler
22. Contralto Claramae Turner, as Nettie Fowler, sings the number "June is Bustin' ____ All Over"
24. "Carousel" number sung as Billy and Julie declare their love for each other: "If I Loved ____"
25. Country of birth of Ferenc Molnár who wrote the play "Liliom" (1909) which "Carousel" was based on
26. Cries out, like a carnival barker
27. Cosy places
Down
1. Comparatively more calamitous as was Billy's situation when he turned to crime with Jigger
2. Come out correctly (3,2)
3. Changes for the better; Billy's return to Earth was so he could make ____ to his family
4. Contact between Billy and his daughter Louise was a slap, which she felt as a ____
5. Concepts, notions
6. Christian name of Mr Snow, played by Robert Rounseville in the film
11. Cut from the film was the stage song "Highest Judge of ____" where Billy asks to meet God
12. Cavity
14. Chinese life force
16. Counsel for Billy from a Heavenly Friend in the film: "there's trouble... ____ Earth" (4,2)
17. Cautiously, lacking confidence
18. Covered by Gerry and the Pacemakers (1963), song from the musical and film: "____ Never Walk Alone"
20. Chief actors: in "Carousel" these included Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones and Cameron Mitchell
21. Composition from British poet Alfred ____: "There's a barrel-organ carolling across a golden street"
23. Chooser's word