Ruth —, New York City-born monologist whose repertoire included The Italian Lesson and Opening a Bazaar Crossword Clue, 6 letters

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100%DRAPER6Ruth —, New York City-born monologist whose repertoire included The Italian Lesson and Opening a Bazaar
95%RUTHDRAPER10New York City-born monologist whose repertoire included The Italian Lesson and Opening a Bazaar
34%YANKEES7New York ___, MLB team whose former members include Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio
34%METS4Team whose logo includes the New York City skyline
31%LADYBUNNY9Longtime New York night-life presence, and “arguably the city’s reigning drag queen,” per a 2018 Times piece
29%CENTRALPARK11New York City tourist attraction, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
29%UTICA5New York city where the first "Woolworth's Great Five Cent Store" opened in 1879
29%EPSTEIN7Jacob —, New York-born sculptor whose works include a 1911 Oscar Wilde Memorial
29%NETS4Brooklyn ___, NBA team from New York City, whose former members include Jason Kidd
28%ISLANDERS9New York ___, NHL team whose former members include Mike Bossy and Bryan Trottier
28%RANGERS7New York ___, NHL team whose former members include Mark Messier and Adam Graves
28%GIANTS6New York ___, NFL team whose former members include Eli Manning and Lawrence Taylor
28%JETS4New York ___, NFL team whose former players include Joe Namath and Don Maynard
28%METS4New York ___, MLB team whose former members include Darryl Strawberry and Tom Seaver
28%KNICKS6New York ___, NBA team whose former members include Patrick Ewing and Walt Frazier
28%TRIBECA7Section of Manhattan, New York City, whose name derives from the phrase ‘Triangle Below Canal St’
28%RODMCKUEN9Late California-born singer-songwriter whose poetry collections include Listen to the Warm and Lonesome Cities
28%HAAGENDAZS10New York City-born ice cream brand with a Danish-sounding name
28%COMO4Italian city where Pliny the Elder and Younger were born
27%THERAMONES10Punk band from New York City whose four unrelated members used the same last name: 2 wds.
27%THEJEFFERSONS13Sitcom set in New York city that was a spin-off of "All in the Family" (2 wds.)
27%SOCHI5Olympic city whose opening ceremony included a "Swan Lake" performance
27%GUMMO5& 18D Stage name of New York City-born entertainer and agent Milton Marx
27%RYE3New York city on Long Island Sound...and a homophone of 11 Across
27%RENO4Nevada city whose casinos include the Peppermill and the Grand Sierra
26%ADENINE7DNA compound whose name includes the letters D, N and A
26%MERRILL7Robert —, New York City-born baritone whose Metropolitan Opera debut was in 1945
26%ALGONQUIN9Group of early 20th-century New York City writers and actors depicted in 1994 biopic Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

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