The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2018 Oct 07

• 1930s film star such as Errol Flynn, Clark Gable or Rudolph Valentino Crossword Clue
• & 28 Down: Bill Forsyth’s 1983 film about a Texan oil baron wishing to buy a Scottish village for his firm Crossword Clue
• Actor who won a best actor Golden Globe for his portrayal of General Patton Crossword Clue
• Actress, anti-nuclear and feminist activist, who won an Academy Award for her role in Klute in 1971 Crossword Clue
• Add explanations to text Crossword Clue
• A light or westerly wind, also a large Ford car replaced by the Granada in 1972 Crossword Clue
• An alternative name for the “Athens of the North” Crossword Clue
• A product available in only one chain of stores Crossword Clue
• Author of Haroun and the Sea of Stories Crossword Clue
• Author of Le Grand Meaulnes Crossword Clue
• ____ Bay railway station incorporates the Caledonian MacBrayne terminal for ferries to Rothesay on the Isle of Bute Crossword Clue
• Berkeley Square songbird Crossword Clue
• British driver who was Formula 1 world champion in 1976 Crossword Clue
• Brittle silvery-grey metallic element, used in steel-making Crossword Clue
• Buzz ____, a Space Ranger superhero in the Toy Story films Crossword Clue
• Chinese province, capital Chengdu Crossword Clue
• Cricketing fielding position on the off-side Crossword Clue
• ____ crunch, a sit-up Crossword Clue
• Deep blue semi-precious stone, the original source of ultramarine pigment Crossword Clue
• Domestic fowls which lay white eggs Crossword Clue
• Drum-like machine for hauling in heavy ropes Crossword Clue
• Excessive sentimentality Crossword Clue
• Former large naval base and dockyard town in Fife Crossword Clue
• German cipher machine used in the Second World War Crossword Clue
• In English, a decorative coating for the outside of buildings, though simply “plaster” in its original language Crossword Clue
• International yachting trophy currently held by the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Crossword Clue
• Italian opera house opened in 1778 Crossword Clue
• Juan Manuel ___, Formula 1 world champion from 1954 to 1957 Crossword Clue
• Location of the US Congress, and a residential area of Washington DC Crossword Clue
• Lorenz ____, lyricist of Pal Joey Crossword Clue
• Martin ____ directed Taxi Driver and Raging Bull Crossword Clue
• Methodist orator who is not an ordained clergyman Crossword Clue
• Mont Cervin, to the French, first climbed by Edward Whymper in 1865 Crossword Clue
• Muse of lyric poetry and music Crossword Clue
• Outcomes, which in the original meaning of the word, could be bad as well as good Crossword Clue
• Part of the brain which co-ordinates voluntary movements and maintains equilibrium Crossword Clue
• Piece of armour, covering the chest and back Crossword Clue
• Portable organs furnished only with reed-pipes Crossword Clue
• Prestigious London shopping location, planned by John Nash Crossword Clue
• Regular presenter of Newsnight Crossword Clue
• Rich, fashionable young people Crossword Clue
• See 33 Across Crossword Clue
• Silk straight dress with stand-up collar and a slit in one side, worn by Chinese women Crossword Clue
• Solicitors or barristers appointed as a part-time judges in the Crown Court Crossword Clue
• The ability to use language proficiently Crossword Clue
• The ____ Girl in the School started a series by Enid Blyton Crossword Clue
• The Lily Maid of Astolat Crossword Clue
• The Mock Turtle said it consists of Ambition, Distraction, Uglification and Derision Crossword Clue
• The use of severely tailored suits by women in business, intended to project an image of efficiency Crossword Clue
• Town in southeastern France, where nougat is made Crossword Clue
• Trademark for thin transparent wrapping material, made from viscose Crossword Clue
• Type of lift with no floor selection buttons, rare in the UK Crossword Clue
• Village near Criccieth where David Lloyd George was brought up and is buried Crossword Clue
• Volcanic island in the Atlantic discovered by Joao da Nova Castella in 1502 Crossword Clue
• Warwickshire-born novelist who wrote Romola Crossword Clue
• “When the Honours List is full of ____s, millionaires, and—er—chumps, you may be quite sure that the Government is seriously ill” (Arnold Bennett) Crossword Clue
• Yorkshire’s smallest city Crossword Clue