| Lena of "The Wiz" | 27 |
| Grammy winner Lena | 18 |
| Tony winner Lena | 16 |
| Sutherland contemporary | 23 |
| “Stormy Weather” singer | 31 |
| Star of the 1981 revue "The Lady and Her Music" | 57 |
| Star of the 1957 Broadway musical "Jamaica" | 53 |
| Star of a 1981 Broadway revue subtitled "The Lady and Her Music" | 74 |
| Singer Marilyn or Lena | 22 |
| She teamed with Belafonte for a 1970 album | 42 |
| Operatic soprano Marilyn | 24 |
| Opera star Marilyn | 18 |
| Mezzo from Pa. | 14 |
| Met debutante of 1970 | 21 |
| Marilyn who was Carmen | 22 |
| Lilting Lena | 12 |
| Lena who sang "Stormy Weather" | 40 |
| Lena who played Glinda in the movie version of "The Wiz" | 66 |
| Lena of stage and screen | 24 |
| Lena of ''The Wiz'' | 35 |
| Lena from Brooklyn | 18 |
| Jazzy Lena | 10 |
| Glinda portrayer in ''The Wiz'' | 47 |
| Former crossword blogger Jim | 28 |
| Cotton Club standout of the '30s | 36 |
| 1981 Grammy winner Lena | 23 |
| "That's Entertainment! III" cohost | 48 |
| "Stormy Weather" star Lena | 36 |
| "One for My Baby" singer | 34 |
| "Deed I Do" singer | 28 |
| Jack of rhyme | 13 |
| Jack in a nursery rhyme | 23 |
| Pie fancier | 11 |
| Pie eater of rhyme | 18 |
| Little Jack | 11 |
| Good boy of verse | 17 |
| Fruit finder of rhyme | 21 |
| Well-known pastry eater | 23 |
| Plum puller of verse | 20 |
| Plum puller | 11 |
| Pastry-loving lad | 17 |
| Pastry buff | 11 |
| Oscar-winning "Titanic" score composer James | 54 |
| One of the Jacks | 16 |
| Nursery rhyme surname | 21 |
| Noted holiday pie eater | 23 |
| Little Jack of rhyme | 20 |
| Little Jack ___ | 15 |
| James who won an Oscar for the "Titanic" score | 56 |
| Jack of children's rhymes | 29 |
| Corner sitter | 13 |
| Christmas-pie eater | 19 |
| "Good boy" of rhyme | 29 |
| Big stingers | 12 |
| Nasty nesters | 13 |
| Yellow jackets | 14 |
| Wasps | 5 |
| Underground nesters | 19 |
| Only their queens survive winter | 32 |
| New Orleans hoopsters | 21 |
| New Orleans cagers | 18 |
| Nest pests | 10 |
| N.B.A. team starting in 1988 | 28 |
| Charlotte cagers | 16 |
| Bee predators | 13 |
| Alabama Staters | 15 |
| Big trouble | 11 |
| Trouble, so to speak | 20 |
| Troublesome situation | 21 |
| Pack of trouble | 15 |
| Highly contentious situation | 28 |
| Kibitzer's activity | 23 |
| Being a busybody | 16 |
| Brass player | 12 |
| Symbol of affluence | 19 |
| Symbol of abundance | 19 |
| Thanksgiving centerpiece, perhaps | 33 |
| Ornament symbolizing abundance | 30 |
| Beepers | 7 |
| Bull features | 13 |
| Antlers | 7 |
| They're locked in battle | 28 |
| Some are English and some are French | 36 |
| Brass section | 13 |
| Threesome on a triceratops | 26 |
| They may get locked | 19 |
| French and English | 18 |
| Drivers may hit them on purpose | 31 |
| Dilemma features, figuratively | 30 |
| Dilemma components | 18 |
| Centers of steering wheels | 26 |
| Brasses | 7 |
| What cuckolds wear | 18 |
| Trumpet and bugle | 17 |
| Traffic jam "symphony" | 32 |
| Tooters | 7 |
| They may be locked or blown | 27 |
| They may be locked in battle | 28 |
| They may be locked | 18 |
| They frequently become locked | 29 |