| Site of many London hangings? | 29 |
| Site of many a Sargent | 22 |
| Sharon of 1960s Hollywood | 25 |
| Pulitzer poet James ___ | 23 |
| Poet-playwright Nahum ___ | 25 |
| Poet laureate after Shadwell | 28 |
| Philadelphia's ex-mayor | 27 |
| New Criticism poet Allen ___ | 28 |
| Modern museum in London | 23 |
| London's _____ Gallery | 26 |
| London gallery founder | 22 |
| Home to many Gainsboroughs | 26 |
| Hawkeyes quarterback Drew | 25 |
| Gallery on Atterbury Street | 27 |
| Gallery founded in 1897 | 23 |
| English art patron: 1819-99 | 27 |
| Destination for Turner fans | 27 |
| British modern art museum | 25 |
| Bollingen Prize winner: 1957 | 28 |
| Art philanthropist Sir Henry | 28 |
| Art museum in Westminster | 25 |
| Any of four English galleries | 29 |
| Allen or Nahum of poetic fame | 29 |
| 1992 Pulitzer poet James | 24 |
| "Little Man ___" | 26 |
| "Bewitched" boss | 26 |
| ___ Modern (British museum) | 27 |
| __ St Ives: Cornwall museum | 27 |
| Snuffy Smith's kid | 22 |
| What tots might go after? | 25 |
| Snuffy Smith's son | 22 |
| Home run, in baseball lingo | 27 |
| Starchy spheroid, informally | 28 |
| Starchy food, informally | 24 |
| Idaho product, informally | 25 |
| Home run or home fries source | 29 |
| Gem State product, informally | 29 |
| Stereotypical K.P. item | 23 |
| Source of fries, slangily | 25 |
| Something to pare, informally | 29 |
| Idaho product, in dialect | 25 |
| Homer, in baseball slang | 24 |
| Certain tuber, slangily | 23 |
| _____ Tots (grocery purchase) | 29 |
| ___ Tots (grocery purchase) | 27 |
| One who devours a spud | 22 |
| Tots may be made from them | 26 |
| Home runs, in baseball slang | 28 |
| Source of hash, slangily | 24 |
| Idaho produce, informally | 25 |
| Homers, in baseball slang | 25 |
| Breakfast skillet ingredients | 29 |
| Starchy cafeteria forkful | 25 |
| Spud for Napoleon Dynamite | 26 |
| Kid's mealtime morsel | 25 |
| Fried grade school morsel | 25 |
| French fry alternative | 22 |
| Alternative to French fries | 27 |
| One hyping the spud industry? | 29 |
| "Soap" family | 23 |
| Poet Allen and actress Sharon | 29 |
| Family on "Soap" | 26 |
| "Mon Oncle" star | 26 |
| Star of "Mon Oncle" | 29 |
| Slapstick actor Jacques | 23 |
| Mr. Hulot's creator | 23 |
| M. Hulot's creator | 22 |
| Jacques of French cinema | 24 |
| Portrayer of Mr. Hulot | 22 |
| Noted Chaplin follower | 22 |
| Mr. Hulot's portrayer | 25 |
| Mr. Hulot portrayer Jacques | 27 |
| Monsieur Hulot, in person | 25 |
| Memorable comic Jacques | 23 |
| M. Hulot portrayer Jacques | 26 |
| Jacques of French films | 23 |
| Jacques ___, French actor | 25 |
| French film director Jacques | 28 |
| French comedic filmmaker | 24 |
| Creator of Monsieur Hulot | 25 |
| Actor who played Hulot | 22 |
| "My Uncle" star | 25 |
| "Jour de Fete" star | 29 |
| Mezzo-soprano Troyanos | 22 |
| Ballerina Riabouchinska | 23 |
| British society magazine | 24 |
| The ___, Steele periodical | 26 |
| Call to quarters: var. | 22 |
| Range of the Carpathians | 24 |
| ___ National Park, in Poland | 28 |
| ___ Mountains, Czechoslovakia | 29 |
| ___ Mountains in S Poland | 25 |
| Makes lacework, in a way | 24 |
| They take some needling? | 24 |
| Some lasting art, in slang | 26 |
| Some body work, in slang | 24 |
| Skin pictures, briefly | 22 |
| Personal artwork, for short | 27 |
| Needlework in a parlor | 22 |
| Makes doilies, in a way | 23 |