Broadway Musicals
Named for a major Midwestern Cirt, what long-running Broadway musical features songs like "All That Jazz", "Cell Block Tango," and "Mr Cellphone"
Chicago
What iconic toy, invented in 1943, consists of helical spring that "walk" downstairs, stretched and bounces in various ways?
Slinky
In the 70s, boogie and get your groove on both meant to do this activity?
Dance
Professional and some amateur photographers develop their own film in this place?
Darkroom
This lime pie comes from the Florida Keys
Key Lime Pie
Harold Hill sings, "I love you madly, madly, Madam Librarian Marian" in the song "Marian the Librarian" in what classic and alliteratively titled Broadway musical?
The Music Man
What beloved stuffed animal named after a US President became a popular toy in the 1930s?
Teddy Bear
Though traditionally a word for a baby's bed, in '70s slang, this term means a home
Crib
This lens allows you to take close-up photos from a distance?
Zoom or telephoto lens
The smell of bagels wafts through the early-morning air in this major East Coast City that never sleeps?
NYC
What classic Leonard Bernstein Broadway musical re-envisioned Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" in the world of white and Puerto Rican gangs fighting in New York City?
West Side Story
What inexpensive and popular toy from the 1940s consist of cut-out figures with separate clothing pieces that can be dressed and undressed?
Paper Dolls
Although invented much earlier, this term for a crumbly breakfast cereal and yogurt topping became popular in the 1970s?
Granola
Most people don't require standalone cameras today; we use these instead?
Cell Phone Camera
Lobster Roll is found in this "New" region of the United States?
New England
Talk about a circle of life! Rafiki hoisted fuzzy baby one more time as what movie musical-turned musical that took home six Tony Awards in 1998?
The Lion King
What classic construction toy, created in 1916, consists of interlocking wooden logs that can be used to build miniature structures?
Lincoln Logs
This term for "cool" or "very exciting" came from the idea of a corded landline telephone left dangling instead of being hung up?
Off the Hook
If you want a lens for photographing wide landscapes, you'll need this lens
Wide-angle or panoramic
This is Philadelphia's signature sandwhich
Philly Cheesesteak
With over 10,000 performances, what spooky performance is the longest running show in Broadway history?
Phantom of the Opera
Early versions of this game, in which a player uses plastic flippers to move small metal balls around a board of obstacles, were called Bagatelle, Ballyhoo and Bingo?
Pinball Machine
part of trucker slang used in the 1970s and 80s, whats your 20? means this?
SLR Stand for this
Single Lens Reflex
You'll find most Americans eating nearly the same meal on this day
Thanksgiving