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Reel-Life Anniversary by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Bush judicial appointee
  2. 8. Quarterbacks, often
  3. 15. Bush judicial appointee
  4. 20. Professional tennis since 1968
  5. 21. Rank
  6. 22. Singer with the album "Live at the Polynesian Palace"
  7. 23. Time for the best deals, maybe, in a going-out-of-business sale
  8. 24. *1939 Judy Garland film
  9. 26. There was a great one in Genesis
  10. 27. One-named designer
  11. 28. Lava comes out of it
  12. 29. Kind of car or tee
  13. 32. Appear suddenly
  14. 36. Slaughter in the 1946 World Series
  15. 37. *1933 Jean Harlow film
  16. 40. "Nuts!"
  17. 41. Gator's tail?
  18. 43. D-backs, on scoreboards
  19. 44. Daily riser
  20. 45. How things may be brought
  21. 47. Pass
  22. 51. Restful places
  23. 53. Each
  24. 54. *1943 Spencer Tracy/Irene Dunne film
  25. 56. Is threatening, in a way
  26. 58. Colorist
  27. 60. Self-absorbed sort
  28. 61. Hit
  29. 63. Some kitchenware
  30. 66. Call from a curb
  31. 67. Sprint competitor, once
  32. 68. *1939 Vivien Leigh/Clark Gable film
  33. 73. ___ king
  34. 76. Sprint
  35. 77. Word of agreement
  36. 78. 2000s events in North Korea, for short
  37. 82. Provider of music on the go?
  38. 85. Court grp.
  39. 88. Footnote abbr.
  40. 89. *1942 Spencer Tracy/Hedy Lamarr film
  41. 92. Odist's preposition
  42. 94. When repeated, a Polynesian capital
  43. 95. Publish
  44. 96. Drinkers' toasts
  45. 97. Brother of George W. and Jeb
  46. 99. Award for Miss Hawaii, in addition to a tiara
  47. 100. Summer hrs.
  48. 102. Snow queen in Disney's "Frozen"
  49. 103. *1948 Ingrid Bergman film
  50. 105. Elegance
  51. 108. eBay user
  52. 110. Certain newspaper advertisement
  53. 111. Like Christiane Amanpour, by upbringing
  54. 113. Pub containers
  55. 115. Perfect, as a home
  56. 119. Director of the eight starred films in this puzzle, who was born on 2/23/1889
  57. 123. Torrey Pines Golf Course locale
  58. 125. Suffer humiliation, in slang
  59. 126. Comeback
  60. 127. Brooks Robinson's team
  61. 128. Sitcom with a 1974 wedding
  62. 129. Foreign traveler's purchase, maybe
  63. 130. Source of the line "What's past is prologue," with "The"

Down

  1. 1. Massage therapeutically
  2. 2. ___-blue
  3. 3. "I should ___ lucky"
  4. 4. Put into a sepulcher
  5. 5. *1932 Clark Gable/Jean Harlow film
  6. 6. La-la lead-in
  7. 7. Perhaps
  8. 8. Migratory seabird
  9. 9. Vier + vier
  10. 10. What Babe wants to be in "Babe"
  11. 11. Finish (up)
  12. 12. New Haven reuner
  13. 13. "Frasier" role
  14. 14. Major glitch
  15. 15. Puts together
  16. 16. Things that should be tied up by the curtain?
  17. 17. Playfully
  18. 18. Complete, informally
  19. 19. Transudes
  20. 25. Beatles title girl
  21. 27. Queen of literature
  22. 30. Send off
  23. 31. Gave up
  24. 33. Birthplace of 22-Across
  25. 34. Hunts, with "on"
  26. 35. Lacking variety
  27. 37. Gives up, in slang
  28. 38. "Then again, I could be wrong"
  29. 39. Adult's counterpart
  30. 42. Obsessed with
  31. 45. Fortunetelling aids
  32. 46. 1980s-'90s series based on the fictional firm McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak
  33. 48. Doing ___ (dancing springily)
  34. 49. Basis in accounting
  35. 50. Head to Paris?
  36. 52. Overly confident
  37. 55. Recipe instruction
  38. 57. Wiry-coated terriers
  39. 59. Lead-in to Pen, commercially
  40. 62. Genuflect
  41. 64. Night that "Friends" aired: Abbr.
  42. 65. Swashbuckles, say
  43. 69. Some London lords
  44. 70. Effected, in a bad way
  45. 71. "___ ba-a-ack!"
  46. 72. "Ed Wood" star
  47. 73. When the story begins, perhaps
  48. 74. 1960s U.S. bombing target
  49. 75. Flight board info: Abbr.
  50. 79. Milan's La ___
  51. 80. Go-getter
  52. 81. Unemotive
  53. 83. Means of access to a cafeteria, maybe
  54. 84. In past centuries
  55. 86. Joint parts
  56. 87. Specialties
  57. 90. Give off coherent light
  58. 91. Overreacting sort
  59. 93. Essen article
  60. 98. *1925 Percy Marmont film
  61. 101. One way to the top
  62. 103. Pub measure
  63. 104. 1960s western sitcom
  64. 105. Chopped ___
  65. 106. ___ Heep (Dickens character)
  66. 107. Blade brand
  67. 109. Red opening?
  68. 112. Bit
  69. 114. "Render ___ Caesar ..."
  70. 116. Shelfmate of Vogue
  71. 117. Tavern stock
  72. 118. Place for a topgallant
  73. 120. Lash holder
  74. 121. Green monitor, for short?
  75. 122. Finish (up)
  76. 123. Fate
  77. 124. "___ we done?"

This puzzle was published on Sunday, Feb 23, 2014 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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