| Name of theatrical fame | 23 |
| Classic movie house name | 24 |
| Old N. Y. movie palace | 22 |
| Half a Bryan Ferry band name | 28 |
| Famed old movie palace | 22 |
| Classic movie-theater name | 26 |
| Classic Manhattan theater | 25 |
| ___ Music (Bryan Ferry group) | 29 |
| Siegfried's partner | 23 |
| Pop artist Lichtenstein | 23 |
| Scheider of "Jaws" | 28 |
| Teammate of Pee Wee and Duke | 28 |
| Literally, "king" | 27 |
| Bean of the American frontier | 29 |
| Baseball great Campanella | 25 |
| Trigger's passenger | 23 |
| Tiger attack victim of 2003 | 27 |
| Singer Acuff or Orbison | 23 |
| Lichtenstein, the artist | 24 |
| Clark of country music | 22 |
| Campanella of Cooperstown | 25 |
| Start of a colorful mnemonic | 28 |
| Siegfried's compadre | 24 |
| Scheider from Orange, N.J. | 26 |
| Rob ___ (drink with Scotch) | 27 |
| Pop Art pioneer Lichtenstein | 28 |
| Novelist Arundhati ___ | 22 |
| Man in a colorful mnemonic | 26 |
| Lord Thomson, familiarly | 24 |
| Half of a famous Vegas duo | 26 |
| Famous victim of tiger attack | 29 |
| Dodgers great Campanella | 24 |
| Dodgers catcher Campanella | 26 |
| Dale's favorite cowboy | 26 |
| Country's Acuff or Clark | 28 |
| Country musician Clark | 22 |
| Country music's Acuff | 25 |
| Country music legend Acuff | 26 |
| Clark of "Hee Haw" | 28 |
| Civil rights leader Wilkins | 27 |
| Author of La Montagne Secrete | 29 |
| 20th-century composer Harris | 28 |
| "The Natural" hero | 28 |
| "Rob ___": Scott | 26 |
| Word with pain or treatment | 27 |
| Word before pain or treatment | 29 |
| Word before blue or purple | 26 |
| The "R" in H.R.H. | 27 |
| The ___ we (pompous pronoun) | 28 |
| Swing band: ___ Crown Revue | 27 |
| Sail above a topgallant | 23 |
| Old Remington competitor | 24 |
| Kauffman Stadium ballplayer | 27 |
| Kansas City baseball player | 27 |
| Kansas City ballplayer | 22 |
| Buckingham Palace resident | 26 |
| British tabloid fodder | 22 |
| Isle ___ National Park | 22 |
| Ian Fleming title word | 22 |
| Café ___ (laced coffee) | 26 |
| "Casino ___" | 22 |
| Poker player's dream | 24 |
| Best possible poker hand | 24 |
| Sound from a palace bathroom? | 29 |
| Fortune maker, possibly | 23 |
| Poker player's dream hand | 29 |
| 1985 World Series winners | 25 |
| 1985 World Series champs | 24 |
| Elizabeth, Charles, etc. | 24 |
| 1969 baseball expansion team | 28 |
| Rolls' partner in cars | 26 |
| Rolls business partner | 22 |
| Rolls-___ (luxury car) | 22 |
| Rolls ___ (pricey auto) | 23 |
| Partner of Charles Rolls | 24 |
| Last name in luxury autos | 25 |
| Early car company co-founder | 28 |
| Early British automaker Henry | 29 |
| British automaking pioneer | 26 |
| Big name in luxury travel | 25 |
| "Blue Angel" singer | 29 |
| Trigger-happy cowboy star? | 26 |
| Sons of the Pioneers leader | 27 |
| Restaurateur Leonard Slye | 25 |
| Rogers and Lichtenstein | 23 |
| Rob ___ (Scotch Manhattans) | 27 |
| Singers Clark and Rogers | 24 |
| Singers Clark and Orbison | 25 |
| Singers Acuff and Clark | 23 |
| Pitcher Halladay et al. | 23 |
| Orbison and Lichtenstein | 24 |
| Country's Acuff et al. | 26 |
| Country singer Acuff et al. | 27 |
| Composer Harris and others | 26 |
| Actor Rogers and others | 23 |
| Frasier's call screener | 27 |
| "Frasier" producer | 28 |
| Frasier's producer | 22 |
| Role on "Frasier" | 27 |
| Frasier's co-worker | 23 |