SHAKESPEARE
"Measure for Measure" is the only Shakespeare play that opens in this Austrian city
Vienna
Since 1894 a 37-foot statue of this founder of Philadelphia has stood atop the city hall
(William) Penn
Dadaist leader Marcel Duchamp painted a moustache on a reproduction of this famous da Vinci work
Mona Lisa
Ads tell us this food has "36 calories a pat, same as margarine"
butter
This co-winner of the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize was America's 1st foreign-born Sec'y of State
Henry Kissinger
He killed Hamlet's father by pouring poison into his ear
King Claudius
Each year nearly a million people visit this red brick colonial building first known as the Pennsylvania State House
Independence Hall
This painter's landscapes drew compliments at a Manet exhibition, much to the chagrin of Manet
Monet
The leaves of this vegetable are eaten with the fingers; the heart with a knife & fork
(clue: sounds the same to choking)
artichoke
George Shultz
She was King Lear's oldest daughter
Goneril
The city's largest school of higher learning is this university at which Bill Cosby earned his B.A.
Temple
Honoré Daumier went to prison for caricaturing King Louis Philippe as this fictional giant
Gargantua
The literal translation of the Italian "tutti frutti"
all fruits
Prior to serving a record 34 yrs. as Chief Justice, he was John Adams' Sec'y of State for 9 months
John Marshall
1 of the 2 Shakespeare plays with 1-word titles that begin with "C"
(1 of) Cymbeline (or Coriolanus)
In 1983 this Democrat was elected the city's first black mayor
(Wilson) Goode
It's not known for sure if painters Hubert & Jan who had this last name were brothers
Van Eyck
The name for this fluffy baked dish made with eggs comes from the French for "to blow"
soufflé
In April 1980 Pres. Carter selected this Maine senator to succeed Cyrus Vance as Sec'y of State
(Edmund) Muskie
Richard II, Richard III & Henry VIII all had wives with this name
Anne
One of Philadelphia's two daily newspapers
(1 of) Inquirer (or Daily News)
Dutch artist who called his rigidly geometric style "Neoplasticism"
Piet Mondrian
In cooking a farce is this, & hopefully yours won't turn out funny
stuffing
FDR called this Sec'y of State the "Father of the U.N." for his efforts in organizing that world body
(Cordell) Hull