| Film dog |
| Dog star? |
| Movie dog |
| Acting dog |
| Cinema dog |
| Nora's pet |
| Screen pet |
| TV terrier |
| Screen dog |
| Nora's dog |
| Nick's pet |
| Film pooch |
| Nick's dog |
| Movie mutt |
| Kind of ant |
| Charles pet |
| Film barker |
| Hammett pet |
| Horn: Span. |
| Canine star |
| Mystery dog |
| Film canine |
| Hammett dog |
| Movie pooch |
| Nora's pooch |
| Old film dog |
| Cinema pooch |
| Movie barker |
| Nick's pooch |
| Whodunit dog |
| Movie canine |
| Film terrier |
| Cinematic dog |
| Famed terrier |
| Myrna's pooch |
| Nick's nipper |
| Nora's adorer |
| Nora's charge |
| Screen barker |
| Skippy's role |
| Sleuthing dog |
| Charles's dog |
| Charles's pet |
| Hollywood dog |
| Nora's barker |
| Old movie dog |
| Fictional dog |
| Movie terrier |
| Cinema canine |
| Hammett pooch |
| Hammett hound |
| 30's movie dog |
| Charleses' pet |
| Cinema terrier |
| Dog of fiction |
| Famed film dog |
| Nick's terrier |
| Nora's terrier |
| Old film pooch |
| Pole, in Spain |
| 1930s film dog |
| Movie wirehair |
| Screen terrier |
| Whodunit hound |
| Charleses' dog |
| Thin Man's dog |
| Hammett canine |
| Whodunit pooch |
| Charles' barker |
| Charles's pooch |
| Famous wirehair |
| Fictional pooch |
| Filmdom terrier |
| Pre-Boomer star |
| Shaft, in Spain |
| Sleuthing pooch |
| Sleuths' canine |
| The Charles pet |
| Whodunit canine |
| Whodunits pooch |
| Hollywood pooch |
| Nick's wirehair |
| Role for Skippy |
| Nick's follower |
| Early movie dog |
| Cinematic pooch |
| Hammett terrier |
| Terrier of film |
| 1930's movie dog |
| 1930s film pooch |
| 1934 film canine |
| Another dog star |
| A pre-Benji star |
| Canine of flicks |
| Celebrity canine |
| Dog of mysteries |
| Dog of old films |
| Film fox terrier |
| Flagstaff: Span. |
| Hammett creation |
| Hammett's barker |
| Hollywood barker |
| Horn; shaft: Sp. |
| Late-show canine |
| Screened terrier |
| Talented terrier |
| Terrier in films |
| Tinseltown pooch |
| Ubiquitous pooch |
| Charles's canine |
| Celluloid canine |
| Terrier of films |
| The Charles' dog |
| Whodunit terrier |
| Dog in whodunits |
| Dog of whodunits |
| Cinematic canine |
| Wirehair of film |
| Star with a tail |
| Hollywood canine |
| Big-screen barker |
| Big-screen canine |
| Clue-sniffing dog |
| Dog of crosswords |
| Dog of the screen |
| Famed fox terrier |
| Hammett schnauzer |
| Nick Charles' dog |
| Pooch in pictures |
| Shaft, in Sevilla |
| Staff, in Sevilla |
| Cinematic terrier |
| Hollywood terrier |
| Horn, in Honduras |
| Hammett's terrier |
| Celluloid terrier |
| The Charles's pet |
| Barker of filmdom |
| Fictional terrier |
| '30s-'40s film dog |
| 'The Thin Man' pet |
| 1930's film canine |
| Canine on the case |
| Dog in 1930s films |
| Famed film terrier |
| Hairy clue-sniffer |
| Hound in whodunits |
| Hound of whodunits |
| Lassie's colleague |
| Lassie's precursor |
| Terrier of mystery |
| The Charles' pooch |
| Movie clue sniffer |
| Pooch in whodunits |
| Terrier of fiction |
| Terrier of filmdom |
| The Thin Man" role |
| Fictional wirehair |
| Literary schnauzer |
| The Charleses' pet |
| The Charleses' dog |
| Tinseltown terrier |
| Nick Charles's dog |
| Nick Charles's pet |
| 'The Thin Man' dog |
| 1930s-'40s film dog |
| Canine film player. |
| Charles' family pet |
| Dog in crime capers |
| Fictional schnauzer |
| Hollywood quadruped |
| Movie mystery pooch |
| Nick and Nora's pup |
| Pooch of past films |
| Tail-wagger on film |
| Wagger in old films |
| Wagger in whodunits |
| Detecting duo's dog |
| The Thin Man's dog. |
| Detective duo's dog |
| Fox terrier of film |
| The Charles's pooch |
| Nick and Nora's pet |
| Nick and Nora's dog |
| The Thin Man" barker |
| The Thin Man" woofer |
| 1960 TV PATSY winner |
| Barker of old movies |
| Dog in old whodunits |
| Dog of old mysteries |
| Film detective's dog |
| Film role for Skippy |
| Pet of Nick and Nora |
| Terrier of mysteries |
| The Charles' terrier |
| The Charles's canine |
| Wirehair of moviedom |
| Woofer from the '30s |
| 'The Thin Man' pooch |
| Dog of Nick and Nora |
| Nick Charles' barker |
| Schnauzer of fiction |
| The Charleses' pooch |
| Terrier in whodunits |
| Dashiell Hammett dog |
| Fox terrier of films |
| The Thin Man" canine |
| Clue-sniffer in films |
| Movie sleuth’s dog. |
| Park Avenue film name |
| Terrier of the movies |
| Terrier of Tinseltown |
| Movie role for Skippy |
| Pooch in old pictures |
| Nora was his mistress |
| The Charleses' canine |
| Wirehair of whodunits |
| The Thin Man" terrier |
| Nick and Nora's pooch |
| ''Thin Man'' quadruped |
| Corpse sniffer of film |
| Contemporary of Lassie |
| Detective film terrier |
| Dog in The Thin Man |
| Fictional clue-sniffer |
| Fictional sleuth's pet |
| Film pooch of the '30s |
| Movie cutie: 1934–47 |
| Sleuthing films canine |
| The Charles's wirehair |
| Dashiell Hammett hound |
| Nick and Nora's bowser |
| After the Thin Man" dog |
| Charles's cinema canine |
| Detective duo's terrier |
| Nick's and Nora's pooch |
| A predecessor of Boomer |
| Clue sniffer of fiction |
| Nick and Nora's terrier |
| Terrier of mystery films |
| Dashiell's dog detective |
| Dog of detective fiction |
| Fox terrier of film fame |
| Nick and Nora's wirehair |
| Nick's and Nora's canine |
| Nonhuman 1930s film star |
| Puzzlers' favorite pooch |
| Silent film star Nielsen |
| Hollywood canine of yore |
| Terrier in "The Thin Man |
| Terrier of old mysteries |
| Terrier of old whodunits |
| Skippy's most famous role |
| Barker in early Hollywood |
| Follower of Nick and Nora |
| Hammett's canine creation |
| Nick and Nora's companion |
| Nick and Nora's pet pooch |
| Pet dog in 'The Thin Man' |
| Pooch in ''The Thin Man'' |
| Wirehair of old whodunits |
| Frequent follower of Nick |
| Film role played by Skippy |
| ___ de bandera (flagstaff) |
| Nick and Nora's film pooch |
| Terrier in movie mysteries |
| Dog dreamed up by Dashiell |
| The Thin Man" scene-stealer |
| Dog of 1930s-'40s mysteries |
| Movie role played by Skippy |
| Nick and Nora Charles's dog |
| Wire-haired terrier of film |
| Charles' family pet, in film |
| Famous fictional fox terrier |
| Film role for the dog Skippy |
| Like fashionable partygoers? |
| Nick and Nora are his humans |
| Nick and Nora's film terrier |
| Nick and Nora's clue sniffer |
| One of Boomer's predecessors |
| Terrier in Hammett whodunits |
| Terrier on the silver screen |
| Dog in "The Thin Man" series |
| Dog star that can't be Sirius |
| Film role portrayed by Skippy |
| Film terrier played by Skippy |
| Four-legged Hammett character |
| Nick and Nora Charles's pooch |
| Nick and Nora's little friend |
| Repeated film role for Skippy |
| Wirehair in Hammett whodunits |
| Wirehair of the silver screen |
| Wirehair on the silver screen |
| Terrier seen in "The Thin Man |
| ___ de bandera (Sp. flagstaff) |
| Dog for a "gentleman detective |
| Screen role for Skippy the dog |
| Skippy's role in "The Thin Man |
| Dog in "The Thin Man" mysteries |
| Dog that debuted in a 1934 film |
| Fox terrier of films: 1934–47 |
| Movie role played by Skippy (7) |
| One of Rin Tin Tin's successors |
| Predecessor of Benji and Boomer |
| Barker in black-and-white movies |
| Detective's pet in "The Thin Man |
| Fictional Schnauzer of literature |
| Four-legged film star of the '30s |
| Top dog in Hollywood in the 1930s |
| ___ de bandera (Spanish flagstaff) |
| Dashiell Hammett's canine creation |
| Four-legged film star of the 1930s |
| Four-legged William Powell co-star |
| Hammett's four-legged clue-sniffer |
| Terrier played by dog actor Skippy |
| Schnauzer in Dashiell Hammett books |
| 1930s-'40s mystery film scene stealer |
| He played George in "Bringing Up Baby |
| Nick and Nora's dog of story and film |
| Schnauzer created by Dashiell Hammett |
| Character good at sniffing out corpses |
| Fox terrier of films from 1934 to 1947 |
| 1930s film star with notable facial hair |
| Portrayer of George in "Bringing Up Baby |
| Trade grp. with an airport-screening webinar |
| He played George in "Bringing Up Baby" (1938) |
| Aid in solving the disappearance of the Thin Man |
| __ Day": chapter in the '50s "The Thin Man" TV series |
| 1930s detective comedy pooch played by a dog named Skippy |
| His face is seen with Powell and Loy on many film posters |
| Fictional schnauzer portrayed in films by a wire fox terrier |
| More familiar role for the portrayer of George in "Bringing Up Baby |
| ___, you're not a terrier, you're a police dog" (line from a 1934 comedy) |