| Early newsreels company | 23 |
| Big name in early 1900s newsreels | 33 |
| "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" studio | 52 |
| ___ Lao, leftist Asian group | 28 |
| ___ Lao | 7 |
| Worse than inadequate | 21 |
| Terribly weak, as an excuse | 27 |
| Ridiculously inadequate | 23 |
| Pitifully bad | 13 |
| Hardly a try | 12 |
| SMILING SKIES | 13 |
| "The sea was angry that day," e.g. | 44 |
| TchaikovskyÂ’s 6th Symphony | 30 |
| Tchaikovsky's sixth | 23 |
| Frémont epithet | 18 |
| Bumppo | 6 |
| Japanese gambling game | 22 |
| Medical prefix with logical | 27 |
| Disease, in combos | 18 |
| Hazarding a guess: sidewalk engineer? | 37 |
| Film from a phrase in Gray's "Elegy . . . " | 57 |
| Course or route | 15 |
| Uncomplaining | 13 |
| Stoic | 5 |
| Like Griselda | 13 |
| "The English ---" | 27 |
| Willing to wait | 15 |
| What someone in a doctor's office is, or may need to be | 59 |
| Waiting-room figure | 19 |
| Waiting room figure | 19 |
| The English______ , by M. Ondaatje | 35 |
| The English ____ | 16 |
| Role for an "ER" extra | 32 |
| Person in a gown, perhaps | 25 |
| Not impetuous | 13 |
| Like Job | 8 |
| Like good waiters | 17 |
| Like a good waiter | 18 |
| Job-like | 8 |
| Guest role on 'House' | 29 |
| Doctor's customer | 21 |
| "Beware the fury of a ___ man": John Dryden | 53 |
| Food label units that don't mind waiting around? | 52 |
| Without fidgeting | 17 |
| “Getting feedback from hospital occupants is a good use of funding,” Tom agreed ___ | 91 |
| Doctor's longanimous clientele | 34 |
| Whom psychiatrists see | 22 |
| Waiting room waiters | 20 |
| Something's wrong with them | 31 |
| Hospital's charges | 22 |
| Hospital users | 14 |
| Doctors' sine qua non | 25 |
| Clinic customers | 16 |
| Clinic clientele | 16 |
| Pratibha -- (India's first female president) | 48 |
| Films on copper | 15 |
| Asset for bronze cleaners? | 26 |
| Acquires a green film | 21 |
| Acquires a green coating | 24 |
| Copper coating: Var. | 20 |
| Having a green film, as old bronze | 34 |
| Surface films: Var. | 19 |
| "___ of bright gold": Shakespeare | 43 |
| Out-back seat? | 14 |
| 1960's sitcom ghoul on the terrace? | 39 |
| Outdoor furniture piece | 23 |
| Seller of beignets and éclairs | 33 |
| In a glib manner | 16 |
| Glibly | 6 |
| Jazz guitarist who owns a 42-string guitar | 42 |
| English poet Coventry ___, who wrote "The Angel in the House" | 71 |
| He played Arnold on "Happy Days" | 42 |
| Star of the short-lived 1976 sitcom "Mr. T and Tina" | 62 |
| He played Kesuke Miyagi | 23 |
| "The Karate Kid" star | 31 |
| Glib quality | 12 |
| Facile quality | 14 |
| '70s First Lady | 19 |
| Argentine game played on horseback | 34 |
| The Muscovy duck | 16 |
| English reggae singer Banton | 28 |
| Duck, in Durango | 16 |
| Dancehall's Banton | 22 |
| Dancehall singer Banton | 23 |
| "Legalize It!" Banton | 31 |
| "I do not sniff the coke" Banton | 42 |
| ___ Banton | 10 |
| Einstein's workplace, once | 30 |
| Writer Alan and family | 22 |
| Congratulate, in a way | 22 |
| Behind, slangily | 16 |
| Comedian the Smothers Brothers convinced to run for President | 61 |
| Comedic presidential candidate | 30 |
| Comedian with a mock 1968 presidential campaign | 47 |
| 1968 presidential candidate | 27 |
| Greek port or gulf | 18 |
| Shepherd: Fr. | 13 |
| Shepherds: Fr. | 14 |
| "Speed 2: Cruise Control" star Jason | 46 |
| Knowles from Horsforth, Eng. | 28 |