| 2003 memoir of a TV executive | 29 |
| ___ Arledge, TV official | 24 |
| ___ Arledge, TV bigwig | 22 |
| English soccer great Wayne | 26 |
| "Boys Town" star | 26 |
| "Boys Town" actor | 27 |
| Mickey who played Andy Hardy | 28 |
| Mickey ___, né Yule | 22 |
| Mickey _______, film star | 25 |
| Film actor in nine decades | 26 |
| British footballer Wayne ___ | 28 |
| Andy of '60 Minutes' | 28 |
| Andy Hardy's portrayer | 26 |
| #10 on Manchester United | 24 |
| Outback bounders, briefly | 25 |
| Down-under jumpers, briefly | 27 |
| Aussie bounders, for short | 26 |
| Some marsupials, for short | 26 |
| Some marsupials, familiarly | 27 |
| Shoes with an interior pocket | 29 |
| Shoe brand with a pocket | 24 |
| Pouch holders, for short | 24 |
| Outback leapers, briefly | 24 |
| Outback bounders, familiarly | 28 |
| Marsupials, informally | 22 |
| Down Under denizens, briefly | 28 |
| Darwin hoppers for short | 25 |
| Critters from Down Under | 24 |
| Big hoppers, for short | 22 |
| Australian leapers, for short | 29 |
| Aussie sights, for short | 24 |
| Aussie jumpers, briefly | 23 |
| Aussie hoppers, briefly | 23 |
| Aussie animals for short | 25 |
| President on Mount Rushmore | 27 |
| President who named the U.N. | 28 |
| President after McKinley | 24 |
| One of the Rushmore quartet | 27 |
| Island in the East River | 24 |
| Human rights advocate Eleanor | 29 |
| Hoover's successor | 22 |
| A "vote loser"? No! | 29 |
| 26th or 32nd president | 22 |
| Settle down for the night | 25 |
| Chanticleer's domain | 24 |
| Where Chanticleer rules | 23 |
| Where a thrush may perch | 24 |
| Place to stop between flights | 29 |
| Perfect place to lay an egg | 27 |
| Chanticleer's realm | 23 |
| Where the chicks hang out? | 26 |
| What Chanticleer rules | 22 |
| Something to come home to | 25 |
| Rule the ___ (be master) | 24 |
| Rule the __ (be in charge) | 26 |
| Place for a hen party? | 22 |
| Nocturnal resting spot | 22 |
| Nighttime resting spot | 22 |
| Leghorns' lodgings | 22 |
| Hen's resting place | 23 |
| Fowl's resting place | 24 |
| Come home to ___ (boomerang) | 28 |
| Chickens come home to do it | 27 |
| Chanticleer's milieu | 24 |
| Bar where chicks hang out? | 26 |
| Nature's alarm clock | 24 |
| Something that's combed | 27 |
| Noisy one in the morning | 24 |
| Morning "announcer" | 29 |
| Democratic party symbol, once | 29 |
| "Little Red ___" | 26 |
| 1975 John Wayne film [2005] | 27 |
| They may arouse a farmer | 24 |
| They make wakeup calls | 22 |
| Alarm clocks of a sort | 22 |
| Wake behind a speedboat | 23 |
| Settles down for the night | 26 |
| Is out on a limb, maybe | 23 |
| Finds a suitable branch | 23 |
| Places for hen parties? | 23 |
| Underground plant part | 22 |
| ___ canal (dental operation) | 28 |
| Word with canal or beer | 23 |
| Etymologist's interest | 26 |
| Edible part of a parsnip | 24 |
| Carrot or turnip, e.g. | 22 |
| Word with beer or cellar | 24 |
| Follow the cheerleader | 22 |
| Etymologist's concern | 25 |
| Bass note of a chord, usually | 29 |
| Word with square or cube | 24 |
| Word before beer or canal | 25 |
| Word after ginger or square | 27 |
| Underground supporter? | 22 |
| Underground part of a plant | 27 |
| U.S. Sec. of State: 1905-9 | 26 |
| Support, with "for" | 29 |
| Subterranean plant part | 23 |
| Square or cube follower | 23 |
| Secretary of State: 1905-9 | 26 |