| Viscount Templewood: 1944 | 25 |
| First Viscount Templewood | 25 |
| Pest with a sore throat? | 24 |
| Mr. Ed with laryngitis | 22 |
| Make rougher, as a voice | 24 |
| Become harsh, as a voice | 24 |
| Makes husky, as a voice | 23 |
| Measure of laryngitis? | 22 |
| Farrier's raspy send-off? | 29 |
| Most raspy, as a voice | 22 |
| Some April 1 news stories | 25 |
| Piltdown Man and others | 23 |
| Trickster's activity | 24 |
| It's intended to deceive | 28 |
| April Fools' Day activity | 29 |
| Dutch painter: 1638-1709 | 24 |
| Dutch landscapist: 1638-1709 | 28 |
| Calvin's companion | 22 |
| "Calvin and ___" | 26 |
| Tolkien's Frodo, for one | 28 |
| Middle Earth inhabitant | 23 |
| Tolkien's Shire dwellers | 28 |
| Walk impeded by an injury | 25 |
| Mr. ___ (Jimmy Stewart role) | 28 |
| Malamud protagonist Roy | 23 |
| 1984 Redford role Roy ___ | 25 |
| Gun that's just for fun? | 28 |
| Florida's ___ Sound | 23 |
| ___ Sound, Fla. resort | 22 |
| Hockey legend ___ Baker | 23 |
| Like loggers' boots | 23 |
| Depression stereotypes | 22 |
| Cross-country trainers? | 23 |
| "Kings of the Road" | 29 |
| Sinatra's hometown | 22 |
| Neighbor of Jersey City | 23 |
| N.J. city/vagrant Kesey? | 24 |
| N. J. neighbor of N.Y.C. | 24 |
| Birthplace of F. Sinatra | 24 |
| Man with a tough choice | 23 |
| "Choice" fellow | 25 |
| Lack of an alternative | 22 |
| Mystery writer Edward D. ___ | 28 |
| It will sometimes have icing | 28 |
| Meat used in place of a puck? | 29 |
| Modern demographic term | 23 |
| Determination on the ice? | 25 |
| Slapped by Mario Lemieux | 24 |
| Where to see hat tricks | 23 |
| Goalies who drive players? | 26 |
| Pawnbroker's niche? | 23 |
| Pawnbroker's place | 22 |
| Sleight of hand, or a novel | 27 |
| "Today" cohost Kotb | 29 |
| Mixed collection of items | 25 |
| Viet Cong fiscal policy? | 24 |
| Some rural festivities | 22 |
| Community dance parties | 23 |
| "Do-si-do" dos | 24 |
| ___ van Holland, Neth. | 22 |
| Like Edward Scissorfeet? | 24 |
| Chemistry Nobelist Jacobus | 26 |
| 2012 Kennedy Center honoree | 27 |
| Susanna of The Bangles | 22 |
| 1972 #1 Neil Young hit | 22 |
| "Sooooooooey!" e.g. | 29 |
| Hardly a generous sort | 22 |
| Scottish author James et al. | 28 |
| ___ armor (unwieldy ironclad) | 29 |
| Play the prima donna, e.g. | 26 |
| Rendered immobile, as cattle | 28 |
| Benoit _____ of the N.H.L. | 26 |
| Big name in harmonicas | 22 |
| Sauce eaten with spring rolls | 29 |
| Used a block and tackle | 23 |
| Show patriotism, in a way | 25 |
| Be patriotic, in a way | 22 |
| How to succeed as a retailer? | 29 |
| Chain hotel, for short | 22 |
| Ramada rival for short | 23 |
| Orange-roofed inn, for short | 28 |
| Motel chain, for short | 22 |
| Hotel chain, for short | 22 |
| Small enclosure, in Africa | 26 |
| Superlatively contrived | 23 |
| Seikan Tunnel terminus | 22 |
| Noted Twain portrayer [black] | 29 |
| Compare favorably with | 22 |
| Brit's traveling bag | 24 |
| Containers for odds and ends | 28 |
| Boyer?de Havilland film: 1941 | 29 |
| Boyer-de Havilland film | 23 |
| Reception desk convenience | 26 |
| Be the center of attention | 26 |
| World Series of Poker game | 26 |
| "World Series" game | 29 |
| 1953 Best Actor William | 23 |
| "Stalag 17" star | 26 |
| Gadgets for cigarettes | 22 |
| Stay on the line to speak to | 28 |