QUICK BOOKS
1903: A dog runs with the wolves
Call of the Wild
Concerning her 1949 nude calendar photos, this actress said, "It's not true I had nothing on; I had the radio on"
Marilyn Monroe
If your high-flying idea turns out to be a dud, it lands with this sound that rhymes with "dud"
Thud
A recovered anchor from the USS Arizona is on display at this memorial's visitor center
Pearl Harbor
Once more, from the top--in the entertainment business, a hoofer is this job
Dancer
1847: Heathcliff is a bad cat
Wuthering Heights
This primitive artist who began painting in her 70s said, "Painting's not important. The important thing is keeping busy"
Grandma Moses
Hearing this hyphenated sound "of tiny feet" means you have kids in the house, or mice
pitter-patter
You can travel Mountain Thunder Plantation on the "Big Island", in the area that gives this coffee its name
Kona
A hack can be a writer or one of these transportation workers
A cabbie
1813: Ms. Bennet confronts 2 specific things
Pride & Prejudice
On August 10, 1945 this former First Lady wrote, "The times now call for mankind as a whole to rise to great heights"
Eleanor Roosevelt
After a few hours in the hot sun, I'm ready to drink a cold beverage this way, also an engine sound
Chug
This tower, in downtown Honolulu, was built to say welcome to tourists arriving in the 1920s and '30s
Aloha Tower
The name of this squat & lovable dog with a "mask" can also mean a boxer (the job, not the dog)
1939: On the Joad again
Grapes of Wrath
This mademoiselle said, "As for you, archers, soldiers, gentlemen...who are besieging Orleans, depart in God's name"
Joan of Arc
Hey! It's a 6-letter bray from Mr. Ed
Neigh
In 2013 the beautiful Kilauea Point Lighthouse on the north end of Kauai was renamed to honor this late senator
Daniel Inouye
Building a house? You might need a chippie & a sparky, these 2 professionals
Carpenter & Electrician
1908: Oh, the Rat & the Toad should be friends
The Wind in the Willows
She once remarked, "Freaks was a thing that I photographed a lot"
Crack (Whip/ice)
This royal palace completed by King David Kalakaua in 1882 had electricity installed before the White House
This nickname for a policeman may come from metal badges once worn in New York City
Copper