Sunday Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/06/16

English: Elsa Maxwell (centre), with William Rhinelander Stewart (left) and Cole Porter (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“No one ever went broke in Hollywood underestimating the intelligence of the public.”   —   Elsa Maxwell

English: The Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium in Hollywood. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

(Our first Elsa Maxwell quotation since I’ve been posting these spoilers.  Fascinating woman!  Hollywood must have been making smarter movies when she said this.  If she were around today she might change it to overestimating!  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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Sunday Jumble Spoiler – 03/06/16

Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945 and from 1951 to 1955. Deutsch: Winston Churchill, 1940 bis 1945 sowie 1951 bis 1955 Premier des Vereinigten Königreichs und Literaturnobelpreisträger des Jahres 1953. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Visual Description:  Winnie getting jiggy wid it.

NURYUL  =  UNRULY,  SPMIRH  =  SHRIMP,  VORRFE  =  FERVOR,  CETCAP  =  ACCEPT,  RACGLI  =  GARLIC,  PAMIRI  =  IMPAIR   —   Giving us:  NYSHMEREPTRIIM

Clue/Question:  When the U.K. political leader wrote a poem, he was the – – –

Pre-Answer:  (T-wo Words) – – – “(1-letter)-(5-letters)” (8-letters)

Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, New Bond Street, London. Sculpted by Lawrence Holofcener (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Answer:  “P–RHYME“ MINISTER

(Ooh!  I like it!  Kinda makes the word PRIME sound like it’s two syllables, but that’s okay.  No new clue words today, however all the jumbles came up as new.  I thought that “vorrfe” was probably the best of them.  “Accept” is another one of those words that spells out in alphabetical order.  Great answer letter layout.  It’s a great jumble that gives away nothing.  Without the cartoon, and it’s dialog, this could be a difficult solve, due to the quoted/hyphenated punny first word.  I guess we’ll just have to see how those without a newspaper do!  Great likeness of Churchill, and the very proper gentleman’s gentleman.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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