1930s and 1940s Pop Culture Crossword

A type of jazz that focused on the off beat
Music associated with the feeling of sadness but can be joyous and loud
A technicolor film that was highly popular in the late 30s portraying a girl from Kansas
A famous British-American entertainer that used the radio to spread his jokes
A device used to broadcast a person's voice to relay a sports event or other event. It was used by many families during the Great Depression
Famous actress who landed the main role in one of the most famous technicolor films of the 1930s
A famous baseball player that was the first African American to play the sport professionally in the 1940s
Famous singer who starred in the 1930 film "King of Jazz" and shares a name with a commonly known search engine
Well-known Marvel character that was created in 1941 and is known for his shield
A novel written by George Orwell in 1949 that consists of four numbers
African American Olympic athlete who won multiple gold medals in the 1936 Olympics
A device used to take pictures and was popular in the 1930s
A 1937 novel written by John Steinbeck about two men named George and Lenny who search for a job at a farm
A famous movie made in 1933 about a giant ape and a lady. A famous scene from the movie includes the ape scaling a skyscraper in the end.
A baseball player known for hitting the most home runs of his time and his name resembles the name of a famous chocolate bar
A 1938 Disney film about a woman who escapes from her evil stepmother to live with a bunch of dwarves
A superhero who debuted in a 1938 comic who can fly and has heat vision
African American singer who won 13 Grammy awards and was given the title "The First Lady of Song"
African American jazz musician who played the trumpet and was given the nickname "Satchmo"
A Disney film about a deer who loses his mother to a hunter