At the Movies
Mary Poppins travels through the air holding this everyday rain accessory.
An umbrella
This sandwich favorite is paired with jelly.
Peanut butter
This large orange fruit is carved into a jack-o’-lantern.
A pumpkin
In this game, players mark numbered cards and call out when they complete a row.
Bingo
I have hands and a face, but no arms or eyes. I tell you the time.
A clock
In The Sound of Music, Maria becomes the governess for this family.
The von Trapp family
In a famous fairy tale, this girl visits a house belonging to three bears.
Goldilocks
This tool gathers fallen leaves into a pile.
A rake
In bowling, knocking down all ten pins with your first ball is called this.
A stike
I have teeth but cannot bite. You use me to tidy your hair.
A comb
Gene Kelly sings and dances with an umbrella in this musical.
Singin’ in the Rain
This dancing actor frequently partnered with Ginger Rogers.
Fred Astaire
This drink is traditionally made by pressing apples.
Apple cider
This Boston baseball team plays at Fenway Park.
The Red Sox
I have a neck but no head. I can hold water, soda, or wine
A bottle
This actress played Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz.
Judy Garland
This comedy duo included a thin man named Stan and a heavier man named Oliver.
Laurel and Hardy
This tree shares its name with a syrup often poured over pancakes.
A maple tree
In golf, this is the term for scoring one stroke below par on a hole.
A birdie
I have many keys but cannot unlock a door. You play music on me.
A piano
In Casablanca, Humphrey Bogart’s character runs this type of establishment.
A café or nightclub
This husband-and-wife singing duo had a hit with “I Got You Babe.”
Sonny and Cher
This term means a bird’s seasonal journey from one region to another.
Migration
In bridge, each player begins a hand with this many cards.
Thirteen
I have cities, roads, and rivers, but no buildings, cars, or water.
A map