| Close-mouthed officer? | 22 |
| Talkie's predecessor | 24 |
| Mabel Normand offerings | 23 |
| Classic Christmas carol | 23 |
| Song new parents long for? | 26 |
| Sol la sol mi sol la sol mi | 27 |
| One watching unobtrusively | 26 |
| Extremely quiet teenager? | 25 |
| Show with unsung songs? | 23 |
| "Psycho" feature | 26 |
| Quiet business associate? | 25 |
| Quiet business associate | 24 |
| Behind-the-scenes investor | 26 |
| February 4th, to some? | 22 |
| Theda Bara's milieu | 23 |
| They usually had live music | 27 |
| Talkies' predecessors | 25 |
| Some 1920's entertainment | 29 |
| Chaplin's early films | 25 |
| All of Valentino's films | 28 |
| 1920's entertainment | 24 |
| '20s entertainment | 22 |
| Passive-aggressive response | 27 |
| Aloof refusal to speak | 22 |
| Passive-aggressive tactic | 25 |
| Passive-aggressive behavior | 27 |
| Alternative to a berating | 25 |
| Region of central Europe | 24 |
| Mineral-rich areaof Poland | 27 |
| Mineral-rich area of Poland | 27 |
| Mineral-rich area of Europe | 27 |
| Historical Oder River region | 28 |
| Coal region of central Europe | 29 |
| Dweller alongside the Oder | 26 |
| Dwellers on the upper Oder | 26 |
| Glass ingredient, sometimes | 27 |
| Proctor-___ (appliance maker) | 29 |
| Proctor ___ (appliance maker) | 29 |
| Finely ground quartz or flint | 29 |
| Another name for flint | 22 |
| Figure on a window shade | 24 |
| It's used in making glass | 29 |
| Stuff in sand or quartz | 23 |
| Mineral used in glassmaking | 27 |
| Kind of brick or cement | 23 |
| Ingredient in ceramics | 22 |
| Glassy mineral found in sand | 28 |
| Glassmaker's substance | 26 |
| Computer chip material | 22 |
| Element used in transistors | 27 |
| Calif.'s ___ Valley | 23 |
| Bit of computer circuitry | 25 |
| Basic computer component | 24 |
| Liner with Intel inside? | 24 |
| Traditional kimono fabric | 25 |
| Certain worm's product | 26 |
| Word with screen or stocking | 28 |
| Traditional kimono material | 27 |
| Pajama material, perhaps | 24 |
| Kind of hat or stocking | 23 |
| Jockey's material? | 22 |
| Jockey's blouse material | 28 |
| Hit the ___ (bail out) | 22 |
| Fine stocking material | 22 |
| Fabric for a bridal gown | 24 |
| Luxuriously soft and satiny | 27 |
| Like some luxurious pajamas | 27 |
| Like jockey's garb | 22 |
| They don't require water | 28 |
| Parts of Uncle Sam costumes | 27 |
| Smooth, lustrous quality | 24 |
| Good product, idiomatically | 27 |
| Ancient Asian trade route | 25 |
| Luxurious after-bath attire | 27 |
| Comfy after-bath outfits | 24 |
| Jockey's cap and blouse | 27 |
| Investment in fine fabric? | 26 |
| Fred Astaire film of '57 | 28 |
| 1957 Fred Astaire movie | 23 |
| Common Father's Day gift | 28 |
| Popular Father's Day gift | 29 |
| Formal neckwear, perhaps | 24 |
| Smooth and soft, as skin | 24 |
| Horizontal window piece | 23 |
| Place for a cooling pie | 23 |
| Sunny spot for a plant | 22 |
| Spot for a house plant | 22 |
| Shades' stopping point | 26 |
| Place for a houseplant | 22 |
| Ledge beneath a window | 22 |
| Housecat's hangout | 22 |
| Flowerpot locale, sometimes | 27 |
| Where a pie might cool | 22 |
| Spot for a cooling pie | 22 |
| Shade's stopping point | 26 |
| Poet Edward Rowland ___ | 23 |
| Place for a window box | 22 |
| Place for a plant or a pie | 26 |
| Place for a pie? Cool! | 22 |
| Place for a pie to cool off | 27 |