| Duke's dessert? | 19 |
| Device for making identical burgers? | 36 |
| Vol-au-vent alternative, in cuisine | 35 |
| Maori weapon | 12 |
| Chess klutz | 11 |
| Spanish NBA player who explodes in a volatile fuel mix? | 55 |
| "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?" singer | 51 |
| Savannah-based TV chef | 22 |
| U.S. Olympic champion, 1956 | 27 |
| Singer from Ottawa | 18 |
| Johnny Carson's co-writer of his "Tonight Show" theme song | 72 |
| He wrote the theme for and appeared in 1962's "The Longest Day" | 77 |
| Co-writer of Michael Jackson's posthumous hit "This Is It" | 72 |
| Pete Sampras's longtime coach | 33 |
| Prentiss and Stone of films | 27 |
| Prentiss and Hawkins | 20 |
| McCartney's limo? | 21 |
| Horror host who always seems to have a great weight on his shoulders?[The only real host on the list. He was on TV for 25+ years.] | 130 |
| ___, Funeral Director | 21 |
| Ones carrying an apostle? | 25 |
| Performer of prodigious feats | 29 |
| Legendary giant lumberjack | 26 |
| Legend with an ax | 17 |
| BABE MAGNET. Very tall, rugged outdoorsman. Enjoys cutting-edge technology ... | 78 |
| Pablo Picasso's "one and only master" | 51 |
| 'The Cardplayers' painter | 33 |
| Perry Mason's sidekick | 26 |
| Actress Goddard | 15 |
| Goddard of "Modern Times" | 35 |
| "Modern Times" co-star, Goddard | 41 |
| Well-known actress | 18 |
| Oscar nominee for the 1943 movie "So Proudly We Hail!" | 64 |
| Mrs. Chaplin, once | 18 |
| She worked with Gumbel | 22 |
| Former "Dateline NBC" co-host Jane | 44 |
| ___ the stream | 14 |
| Fashion designer who created Julius the Monkey | 46 |
| 'Two Tahitian Women' painter | 36 |
| Artist making a comeback | 24 |
| Pulitzer Prize dramatist: 1927 | 30 |
| "Good day" wisher | 27 |
| VICTOR LASZLO | 13 |
| Pope before Sixtus IV | 21 |
| 15th-century pope | 17 |
| Model Porizkova | 15 |
| First women's champ: 1946 | 29 |
| The 13 books from Romans to Philemon | 36 |
| Noted film critic | 17 |
| Vegetarian film critic? | 23 |
| Girl of the perils, and others | 30 |
| Nobelist Linus | 14 |
| Nobelist for Peace: 1962 | 24 |
| Chemist and composer put squeeze on painter | 43 |
| Missionary priest | 17 |
| Some Catholic missionaries | 26 |
| Pope after Marcellus II | 23 |
| Son of politician Paul Sr. | 26 |
| Charles Bronson's "Death Wish" role | 49 |
| Painter of "The Mocker Mocked" | 40 |
| Painter of "Potter's Wheel"? | 42 |
| Bauhaus artist and teacher | 26 |
| "Viaducts Break Ranks" painter | 40 |
| "The Golden Fish" painter | 35 |
| "Red Balloon" artist | 30 |
| "Watch on the Rhine" Best Actor Oscar winner | 54 |
| Oscar actor for "Watch on the Rhine" | 46 |
| French bandleader with the 1968 #1 hit "Love Is Blue" | 63 |
| Rock superstar James __ | 23 |
| Milwaukee Brewer in the Hall of Fame | 36 |
| Yank who was a Red | 18 |
| Builder of America's first copper mill | 42 |
| Rider described by Longfellow | 29 |
| Revolutionary War hero born 1/1/1735 | 36 |
| Patriot in the American Revolution known for a midnight ride born on January 1, 1735 | 84 |
| Music industry name, as frontman for the Raiders | 48 |
| He didn't really cry "The British are coming!" | 60 |
| Figure on a $5,000 EE savings bond | 34 |
| Colonial silversmith | 20 |
| Memorable actor-singer | 22 |
| P.R. man? | 9 |
| Mitt Romney's 2012 running mate | 35 |
| Best Actor winner of 1966 | 25 |
| Actor who won a Tony for "A Man for All Seasons" | 58 |
| Dancer's costumer | 21 |
| Pop singer and Eliza's pursuer | 34 |
| Geithner's predecessor at Treasury | 38 |
| Goodfellas actor | 19 |
| Revered event of 1775 | 21 |
| Identical twin character in "There Will Be Blood" | 59 |
| John Kerry's senatorial predecessor | 39 |
| One-time presidential hopeful | 29 |
| Battle of Aug. 19, 1779 | 23 |
| Pope: 1605–21 | 20 |
| Pope who met with Galileo | 25 |
| Early 17th century pope | 23 |
| Camillo Borghese, familiarly | 28 |
| "Big Poison" | 22 |
| Former World Bank head | 22 |
| Comedian Shore | 14 |
| Shore of "Bio-Dome" | 29 |