| Prolific Mozart contemporary | 28 |
| Joseph who wrote the "Surprise" Symphony | 50 |
| Franz Joseph who was nicknamed "Papa" | 47 |
| Franz Joseph -- | 15 |
| First great master of the symphony | 34 |
| Father of the Symphony | 22 |
| Composer called the "Father of the Symphony" | 54 |
| Austrian composer of "The Creation" | 45 |
| "Toy" symphonist | 26 |
| "The Seasons" composer, 1801 | 38 |
| "The Seasons" composer | 32 |
| "The Palindrome" Symphony composer | 44 |
| "The Clock" symphony composer | 39 |
| "The Clock" composer Franz Joseph | 43 |
| "Surprise" Symphony composer | 38 |
| "Farewell" Symphony composer | 38 |
| 'The Father of the Symphony' | 36 |
| 'The Creation' composer | 31 |
| ''The Creation'' composer | 41 |
| Salma of "Frida" | 26 |
| Salma of "Dogma" | 26 |
| "Frida" star Salma | 28 |
| She portrayed Kahlo | 19 |
| She played Kahlo | 16 |
| Salma of the screen | 19 |
| Salma of 'Frida' | 24 |
| Kitty Softpaws' voice in "Puss in Boots" | 54 |
| Actress Salma -- | 16 |
| Actress Salma | 13 |
| "Frida" star Salma ___ | 32 |
| "30 Rock" guest star Salma | 36 |
| Grant's successor | 21 |
| 19th president | 14 |
| President after Grant | 21 |
| 19th U.S. president | 19 |
| Rutherford or Helen | 19 |
| Helen or Rutherford | 19 |
| Centennial electee | 18 |
| He lost the popular vote to Tilden | 34 |
| Garfield's predecessor | 26 |
| Victor over Tilden | 18 |
| Soul legend Isaac | 17 |
| Sean of "Will & Grace" | 36 |
| President between Grant and Garfield | 36 |
| Ohio governor who became president | 34 |
| Nineteenth U.S. president | 25 |
| Gabby or Helen | 14 |
| "Shaft" singer Isaac | 30 |
| "Shaft" singer | 24 |
| Winner over Tilden | 18 |
| Winner in 1876 | 14 |
| Voice of Chef on "South Park" | 39 |
| Understands, to a Scot | 22 |
| U.S. president after Grant | 26 |
| Singer Isaac who cowrote "Soul Man" | 45 |
| Rutherford B. ___ | 17 |
| Profile on a 19¢ stamp | 25 |
| President who won by one electoral vote | 39 |
| President Rutherford B. | 23 |
| President nicknamed "Old Eight to Seven" | 50 |
| President elected without winning the popular vote | 50 |
| President derisively dubbed “His Fraudulency” | 53 |
| President called Old Eight to Seven | 35 |
| President called "His Fraudulency" | 44 |
| Our 19th president | 18 |
| Oscar winner Helen | 18 |
| Only president who'd been wounded in the Civil War | 54 |
| Only president who was selected by a congressional commission | 61 |
| No. 19 | 6 |
| Man between Grant and Garfield | 30 |
| Isaac or Helen | 14 |
| Helen, Isaac or Gabby | 21 |
| Helen or Isaac | 14 |
| Helen or Gabby | 14 |
| Helen of stage | 14 |
| He introduced the Easter egg roll on the White House lawn | 57 |
| Governor who helped found Ohio State University | 47 |
| Garfield preceder | 17 |
| Gabby of westerns | 17 |
| Gabby of old oaters | 19 |
| First sitting president to visit the West Coast | 47 |
| First president to visit the West Coast while in office | 55 |
| First president to have a telephone in the White House | 54 |
| Elvin ___, 1960's-80's N.B.A. star known as "Big E" | 69 |
| Compromise of 1877 president | 28 |
| Compromise of 1877 figure | 25 |
| Chef's voice, formerly | 26 |
| Centennial year electee | 23 |
| Centennial choice for U.S. President | 36 |
| An Oscar winner: 1931-32 | 24 |
| Actress for whom a theater was named | 36 |
| 1876 victor by one electoral vote | 33 |
| "Shaft" composer | 26 |
| "Never Can Say Goodbye" singer Isaac | 46 |
| "First Lady of the Theater" Helen | 43 |
| Summer ailment | 14 |
| This can bring tears to your eyes | 33 |
| Rhinitis cause, perhaps | 23 |
| Springtime annoyance | 20 |
| Spring woe | 10 |