| Escort to a seat, slangily | 26 |
| Escort to a seat, in slang | 26 |
| Do theater work, in slang | 25 |
| Assist at a wedding: Slang | 26 |
| Showed to a seat, slangily | 26 |
| Seated patrons, casually | 24 |
| Saw to a seat, informally | 25 |
| Did theater work, informally | 28 |
| One who walks down the aisle? | 29 |
| Guide with a flashlight? | 24 |
| Poe's fallen house | 22 |
| House owner in Poe story | 24 |
| Herald, with "in" | 27 |
| One at the wedding, perhaps | 27 |
| Member of the wedding party | 27 |
| Leading man in the theater? | 27 |
| His forte is to escort | 22 |
| Family name in a Poe story | 26 |
| Dutiful wedding party member | 28 |
| Dispenser of theater programs | 29 |
| Work with a flashlight | 22 |
| Ticket collector, maybe | 23 |
| The Fall of the House of ____ | 29 |
| Poe's doomed house | 22 |
| Person who's well-armed? | 28 |
| Peck's preacting job | 24 |
| One with a leading role? | 24 |
| One who walks down the aisle | 28 |
| Leading man in the theater | 26 |
| Last word of a Poe title | 24 |
| He might also be a groomsman | 28 |
| Famous house that fell | 22 |
| Fallen house of literature | 26 |
| Fallen fictional house | 22 |
| Employee with a flashlight | 26 |
| Court officer at the door | 25 |
| Collection plate passer | 23 |
| Bridesmaid's escort | 23 |
| Attendant at a wedding | 22 |
| "Yeah!" artist | 24 |
| Put people in their places? | 27 |
| Preceded, with "in" | 29 |
| Like wedding attendees, often | 29 |
| Heralded, as a new era | 22 |
| Old-style theater guide | 23 |
| Women who walk down the aisle | 29 |
| Welcome, like the new year | 26 |
| Introduce, as a new year | 24 |
| Leading down the aisle | 22 |
| Escort from the premises | 24 |
| They put you in your place | 26 |
| Some wedding participants | 25 |
| Theater's greeters | 22 |
| People with flashlights | 23 |
| Ones in matching tuxes | 22 |
| Groom's pals, often | 23 |
| Does a groomsman's job | 26 |
| Bridesmaids' escorts | 24 |
| Welcomes at the door, say | 25 |
| Shows to a seat, slangily | 25 |
| Shows to a seat, informally | 27 |
| Required H.S. course, often | 27 |
| Former Voice of America org. | 28 |
| Old Voice of America org. | 25 |
| Voice of America agcy. | 22 |
| Voice of Amer. overseer | 23 |
| V.O.A.'s parent agency | 26 |
| Ind. government organization | 28 |
| I.C.A.'s predecessor | 24 |
| Govt. agency after O.W.I. | 25 |
| Gov't. news agency | 22 |
| Dessert made with pineapple | 27 |
| Taking drugs regularly | 22 |
| Only with for the money, say | 28 |
| Manipulator's forte | 23 |
| Getting mileage out of | 22 |
| Figuring something out | 22 |
| Belongings, in the vernacular | 29 |
| Overseas cultural org. | 22 |
| Govt. information arm abroad | 28 |
| River in Wales and England | 26 |
| Org. that raises a racket? | 26 |
| Org. for Tilden or Budge | 24 |
| Org. for Budge and Tilden | 25 |
| Former Forest Hills org. | 24 |
| Court org. renamed in 1975 | 26 |
| Leathernecks' org. | 22 |
| Lance corporal's org. | 25 |
| Sch. north of Gulfport | 22 |
| Leathernecks, initially | 23 |
| Armed Forces branch: Abbr. | 26 |
| Abbreviation on a skivvy | 24 |
| Sch. with generals as alums | 27 |
| Jefferson Davis's sch. | 26 |
| Where D.D.E. went to sch. | 25 |
| West Point school: Abbr. | 24 |
| The Black Knights' inst. | 28 |
| R.E. Lee's alma mater | 25 |
| Pres. Grant's alma mater | 28 |
| Plebe's. place: Abbr. | 25 |