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Pendleside Dingbats Cd 31St August

Maisie Doats | 11:00 Sun 02nd Aug 2020 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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All are film Dingbats -
6. KIP in each corner of a square.
14. The word KERMIT with the E above the rest of the word.
19. HARE written twice one above the other with a speech bubble coming from them saying “Our Father who art in heaven...”
41. Charles II written above James II on the left and John XXIII written above Pius XII on the right. Arrows pointing to the two popes.
I know there’s a film called The Two Popes but that’s doesn’t explain the Kings.
Any help appreciated.

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Calibax

19 Hairspray - hares pray

Calibax

14 Muppet Movie - muppet:move 'E'
6 Kipps? (seems too easy)

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Thanks Calibax, so obvious now, except for Kipps . What’s throwing me is that that the question has it spelt with one P and the film is spelt with two P’s perhaps I’m overthink it thanks again