| Not sit on one's hands | 26 |
| Emulate Washington or Ford | 26 |
| "Hamlet" segment | 26 |
| Recorded legal proceedings | 26 |
| Parliamentary doings, e.g. | 26 |
| Ecclesiastical proceedings | 26 |
| "____ Sanctorum" | 26 |
| _____ part (play on stage) | 26 |
| Emulated some Emmy winners | 26 |
| Performed on Broadway, say | 26 |
| Emulated Denzel Washington | 26 |
| One-__: uninterrupted play | 26 |
| When Hamlet sees the ghost | 26 |
| "Macbeth" opener | 26 |
| "Sleuth" starter | 26 |
| "Othello" opener | 26 |
| "Hamlet" starter | 26 |
| It may follow intermission | 26 |
| Brand of microwave popcorn | 26 |
| Be a part of, as a picture | 26 |
| Disobedient or mischievous | 26 |
| Shout from Martin Scorsese | 26 |
| Jackie Chan screen persona | 26 |
| Consumer-help phone number | 26 |
| Chekhov play ending, often | 26 |
| Sales rep's file label | 26 |
| Put your best foot forward | 26 |
| Respond to, as information | 26 |
| Respond to, as good advice | 26 |
| ___ impulse (be imprudent) | 26 |
| "Show time" time | 26 |
| All the stage is his world | 26 |
| Stage coach user, possibly | 26 |
| Person who may be made-up? | 26 |
| Gary Oldman or Paul Newman | 26 |
| Donald Sutherland, for one | 26 |
| Apt anagram of CO-STAR - S | 26 |
| They respond to role calls | 26 |
| They may be seen in cameos | 26 |
| "Hamlet" quintet | 26 |
| Doesn't just sit there | 26 |
| Does a thespian's turn | 26 |
| It follows the last Gospel | 26 |
| Book following the Gospels | 26 |
| "Rigoletto" trio | 26 |
| Takes steps in response to | 26 |
| Decides in accordance with | 26 |
| Behave in an unruly manner | 26 |
| Make a nuisance of oneself | 26 |
| When Othello kills himself | 26 |
| End of "Macbeth" | 26 |
| Maker of the ZDX crossover | 26 |
| Japanese import since 1986 | 26 |
| Extremely sharp or intense | 26 |
| Angle less than 90 degrees | 26 |
| More sensitive, as hearing | 26 |
| Critic ___ Louise Huxtable | 26 |
| Toothpaste-certifying org. | 26 |
| Vladimir Nabokov character | 26 |
| Org. recommending brushing | 26 |
| Writer ___ Louise Huxtable | 26 |
| Toothpaste-evaluating org. | 26 |
| Toothpaste tube palindrome | 26 |
| Org. concerned with crowns | 26 |
| Nabokov's longest work | 26 |
| Inits. on a toothpaste box | 26 |
| Birthplace of Oral Roberts | 26 |
| Sometime sampler stitching | 26 |
| Ben Franklin provided some | 26 |
| A little faster than largo | 26 |
| Slowly, on a musical score | 26 |
| Daughter-in-law of Rebekah | 26 |
| Noted fighter of oil fires | 26 |
| Name of four U.S. counties | 26 |
| Famed oil-well firefighter | 26 |
| Rodin sculpture at the Met | 26 |
| West of "Batman" | 26 |
| Man without a bellybutton? | 26 |
| Strumming funnyman Sandler | 26 |
| Pascal of "Rent" | 26 |
| Australian golfer __ Scott | 26 |
| Washington's successor | 26 |
| First White House occupant | 26 |
| President before Jefferson | 26 |
| President after Washington | 26 |
| 1949 Tracy/Hepburn classic | 26 |
| "A Bell for ___" | 26 |
| "A Bell for ---" | 26 |
| Hersey's town in Italy | 26 |
| Fictional John Hersey town | 26 |
| Rewrite for another medium | 26 |
| Get used to new conditions | 26 |
| Changes for the big screen | 26 |
| Makes evolutionary changes | 26 |
| The month following Shevat | 26 |
| Time of Ta'anit Esther | 26 |
| The month following Shebat | 26 |
| Nabokov heroine and others | 26 |
| Stage actress Rehan et al. | 26 |
| Prosecutorial aides: Abbr. | 26 |