Cropped screenshot of Audrey Hepburn from the trailer for the film Roman Holiday. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Hopeful Eliza Doolittles.
TMAID = ADMIT, NEAAR = ARENA, CAILIT = ITALIC, PENWEH = NEPHEW — Giving us: MTRTAIEP
Clue/Question: When she wasn’t working her 9-to-5 job, she studied acting – – –
English: Original trailer for The Children’s Hour (film) (1961) starring Shirley MacLaine (left) and Audrey Hepburn (right) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: PART-TIME
(“The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.” “I think she’s got it. I think she’s got it!” Accents can really be a bitch. Some people pull them off so – seemingly – effortlessly, but they generally take a lot of work. I haven’t watched My Fair Lady in quite a while, but it’s a great play/movie. No new clue words, but I really liked the jumbling of both “italic” and “nephew”. Hoyt did a fine job with the answer letter layout too! You really have to re-arrange the letters to get today’s answer. Well, not me of course. I’m the idiot savant of Jumbles! Ya have to be good at something! Knurek also did a fine job . . . setting the stage. That’s about it, friends. Be well and do good.) — YUR
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As a crossword maven, I came up with ANEAR for the second word. Yeah, perhaps obsolete but it lives on in crosswords. I would have never come up with something as mundane as ARENA without cheating.
Art
ITALIC I had to back into! I loved Audrey Hepburn in “Roman Holiday.” Thanks, YUR, for that memory!
Art. I think you’re just OLD, bro! LOL! Actually, I don’t doubt that others might have come up with this *archaic* word as well. But, I think that is Mr. Hoyt’s out.
Lesley. That movie is one of my wife’s favorite movies. It’s a great movie. She was so beautiful!
— YUR