| "La Traviata" number | 30 |
| "Carmen" composition | 30 |
| "Cara nome," for one | 30 |
| "Ave Maria," for one | 30 |
| ''Tosca'' tune | 30 |
| ''Norma'' tune | 30 |
| ''Norma'' solo | 30 |
| Follower of a Greek theologian | 30 |
| European Space Agency launcher | 30 |
| What some basses specialize in | 30 |
| Former president of Costa Rica | 30 |
| Grammy-winning singer India.__ | 30 |
| "The Tempest" spirit | 30 |
| "The Tempest" sprite | 30 |
| "The Little Mermaid" | 30 |
| Shakespeare's tree rescuee | 30 |
| Ehud's successor in Israel | 30 |
| "Kiss the Girl" girl | 30 |
| April Fools' baby, for one | 30 |
| Fierce-tempered sort, they say | 30 |
| Quit hitting the snooze button | 30 |
| Antonym for "fallen" | 30 |
| Competitor of Capitol and Epic | 30 |
| He wrote "The Frogs" | 30 |
| Sen. McCain's state: Abbr. | 30 |
| Popular retirement destination | 30 |
| Little Rock's state: Abbr. | 30 |
| "Two by Two" setting | 30 |
| "Couples only" ship? | 30 |
| He was once in "Luv" | 30 |
| Slow-moving, commodious crafts | 30 |
| Vessels also called broadhorns | 30 |
| "Stormy Weather" man | 30 |
| "Get Happy" composer | 30 |
| Specter formerly of the Senate | 30 |
| Blues in the Night composer | 30 |
| 'Get Happy' songwriter | 30 |
| What's My Line panelist | 30 |
| "Sunflowers" setting | 30 |
| Where Van Gogh cut off his ear | 30 |
| Where Gauguin visited van Gogh | 30 |
| Van Gogh–Gauguin locale | 30 |
| Largest French commune by area | 30 |
| Singer with a song about Alice | 30 |
| Joan followed him at Woodstock | 30 |
| Where the humerus and ulna are | 30 |
| Usher's offering to a lady | 30 |
| The Caribbean, to the Atlantic | 30 |
| Issue pikes and poleaxes, e.g. | 30 |
| Irish Sea, ___ of the Atlantic | 30 |
| Business end of a slot machine | 30 |
| Anconeus muscle's location | 30 |
| "Long" legal weapon? | 30 |
| Maker of Emporio White perfume | 30 |
| Giorgio known for snazzy suits | 30 |
| What some security guards are? | 30 |
| Unlike British police, usually | 30 |
| Landlocked neighbor of Georgia | 30 |
| It's south of the Caucasus | 30 |
| Part of the United States Army | 30 |
| They may be shared in theaters | 30 |
| Last word of a Hemingway title | 30 |
| Shaw's ____ and the Man | 30 |
| Acquisitions in a certain race | 30 |
| Matter for government approval | 30 |
| Battle for weapons superiority | 30 |
| Hand-to-hand combat, of a sort | 30 |
| Where to hear a lot of grunts? | 30 |
| Word with ant, general or brat | 30 |
| Six-footers in marching bands? | 30 |
| Prince Valiant's firstborn | 30 |
| Prince Valiant's first son | 30 |
| Dino, Desi & Billy drummer | 30 |
| "I Love Lucy" costar | 30 |
| Composer of "Judith" | 30 |
| Princess changed into a magpie | 30 |
| British composer: 18th century | 30 |
| "Tom Thumb" composer | 30 |
| Dillon of "Gunsmoke" | 30 |
| Marshal Dillon's portrayer | 30 |
| Becker on "L.A. Law" | 30 |
| "L.A. Law" character | 30 |
| Onetime rival of Jack and Gary | 30 |
| Former "Army" leader | 30 |
| Uffizi Gallery courtyard sight | 30 |
| The Ponte alle Grazie spans it | 30 |
| Flower under the Ponte Vecchio | 30 |
| Noted Mr. Universe, familiarly | 30 |
| "Green Acres" oinker | 30 |
| 'The Stupids' star Tom | 30 |
| Supporting the home team, e.g. | 30 |
| Like stadiums after touchdowns | 30 |
| Yankees third baseman, to fans | 30 |
| Yankee in the news, informally | 30 |
| Yank with more than 600 homers | 30 |
| Noted shortstop's nickname | 30 |
| Highly paid Yankee, familiarly | 30 |
| Baseball slugger, in headlines | 30 |
| Play ___ in (be involved with) | 30 |
| Have _____ to play (be of use) | 30 |