What Price Glory?

by Judy Long

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A.   Prepared potatoes

B.   Boy dectective (two words)

C.   Humble cartoon superhero

D.   Stage/film musical (six words)

E.   Experiential philosophy

F.   "___ Rent" (window sign perhaps) (two words)

G.   Mathematical shorthand (two words)

H.   Stupefying

I.   Settles for the night, in a way

J.   Advice to travelers (eight words)

K.   Madrileno, for example

L.   Autumn drink (two words)

M.   Emerson`s philosophical stance

N.   Well-remembered film title of `22 (three words)

O.   Computer systems methodology (three words)

P.   With Q, Miranda beginning (thirteen words)

Q.   See P (fifteen words)

R.   Just okay (three words)

S.   WWII icon (three words)

T.   Porter opening line (six words)

U.   Ratzenberger role (two words)

V.   Augusta`s 11th, 12th and 13th (two words)

W.   Babylonian king

X.   Furloughed (two words)

Y.   Oral, for one

Z.   Arise suddenly (four words)

AA.   End of one`s rope (two words)

AB.   Varney flick (four words)

AC.   `75 Disney film (four words)

AD.   Lindbergh craft (four words, one abbrev.)

AE.   Showing off, perhaps

AF.   Father of inductive reasoning (two words)

AG.   "How to Eat ___" (Rockwell book) (two words)

AH.   Jazz bandleader (two words)

AI.   Be a spoilsport (four words)

AJ.   "Sesame Street," for example (two words)

AK.   English composer/actress Madeleine

AL.   "___ Miller" (Altman film) (three words)

AM.   Magical chanting

AN.   Hit the golf ball, in a way

AO.   With "A," perfunctory effort (four words)

AP.   Armstrong oft-repeated opener (six words)

AQ.   Burgess children`s classic (four words)

AR.   Codified system of terms

AS.   Brooks` play-within-a-play/film (three words)

AT.   Happy-go-lucky (four words)

AU.   Conclusively (four words)

AV.   Singer Otis

AW.   Perry White`s exclamation (three words)

AX.   Counting rhyme opener (seven words)

AY.   Third wheel (three words)

BZ.   Raining gently

.   Calmness in the face of adversity (three words)

.   Pearl Jam`s plaintive question (eight words)

.   Assorted

.   Weepy, perhaps

.   Berry line (nine words)

.   Daily grind (three words or one, hyph.)

.   American composer (two words)

.   Decorative candy

.   Nestled

.   Computer warning (two words)