Openings for some companions | 28 |
Sch. whistle blower | 19 |
One going through the exercises? | 32 |
Exercise leader | 15 |
Director of exercises, in brief | 31 |
H.S. gym instructors | 20 |
Brothers on a classic Nick show | 31 |
Ringo Starr predecessor | 23 |
The Beatles' original drummer | 33 |
Ringo Starr's predecessor | 29 |
Drummer who left a famous band too soon | 39 |
Brian Epstein fired him | 23 |
Beatles drummer before Ringo | 28 |
Noted Dixieland clarinetist | 27 |
Noted clarinetist | 17 |
Dixieland star | 14 |
Dixieland clarinetist | 21 |
Clarinetist of note | 19 |
Colorful Peggy Lee film | 23 |
Yeggs | 5 |
Sts. ___ Paul: June 29 | 22 |
The Fondas | 10 |
Nero and Hopper | 15 |
British pop duo of the 60's | 31 |
Classic Prokofiev piece, to a dog? | 34 |
Longtime New Yorker cartoonist | 30 |
The New Yorker contributor until 1968 | 37 |
"The Deep" novelist | 29 |
Lunch specialty of an Emmy-winning actor? | 41 |
"It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" guitarist | 83 |
"Jaws" author | 23 |
Sir James Biggers character | 27 |
"More Dogs Than Bones" actor | 38 |
Ran (out) | 9 |
Fizzled, with "out" | 29 |
Fizzled (out) | 13 |
Faded slowly, with "out" | 34 |
Faded (out) | 11 |
Diminished, with "out" | 32 |
Became less, with "out" | 33 |
Became exhausted, with "out" | 38 |
___ out (failed) | 16 |
___ out (diminished gradually) | 30 |
Stage and film actor | 20 |
Actor in "The Cheap Detective" | 40 |
“Actor Graves is head of household,” in Latin? | 54 |
BRIDGET'S | 13 |
BRIDGET | 7 |
''Easy Rider'' actor | 36 |
Billy Shears in a Beatles movie | 31 |
He released the album "So" | 36 |
Former flautist for Genesis | 27 |
"Sledgehammer" singer [0.0000001 joules] | 50 |
Britten's fisherman | 23 |
TV detective show with theme music by Henry Mancini | 51 |
Seaport in NE Scotland | 22 |
18th-century Russian emperor | 28 |
Yugoslav king: 1934–45 | 29 |
Russian ruler before Anna | 25 |
Deposed king of Yugoslavia | 26 |
Czar who succeeded Catherine I | 30 |
Czar of 1727-30 | 15 |
Catherine I's successor | 27 |
18th-century teenage Russian emperor | 36 |
Director (2003), actor (1962) | 29 |
One of the former Big Three in news | 35 |
NBC football analyst/reporter and longtime writer | 49 |
Mood rock star of the 70's | 30 |
Name for an 1819 massacre in Manchester, Eng. | 45 |
UGARTE | 6 |
Raskolnikov portrayer in 1935's "Crime and Punishment" | 68 |
Popular impressionist subject | 29 |
Nero's portrayer in "The Story of Mankind" | 56 |
"The Mask of Dimitrios" star, 1944 | 44 |
Elaine Benes's boss on "Seinfeld" | 47 |
Angler | 6 |
Artist on the cover of a 1969 Life magazine | 43 |
"Cosmic" artist of '60s and '70s psychedelia | 62 |
Safecrackers, slangily | 22 |
Pianist from N.Y.C. | 19 |
Pop pianist | 11 |
Pianist leader of the Philly Pops | 33 |
Philly Pops conductor | 21 |
1961 Best New Artist Grammy winner | 34 |
"Theme From 'Summer of '42'" pianist | 58 |
"New Piano in Town" musician | 38 |
Minuit, Seton, nobleman, Foster | 31 |
Head Hermit of the '60s | 27 |
___ Amiens (First Crusade preacher) | 35 |
Hitter's soup container? | 28 |
Former baseball manager comes to a President's mother | 57 |
Ballplayer meets doyenne | 24 |
Ballplayer closely followed by a U.S. President's mother | 60 |
Ballplayer and famous mother | 28 |
Athlete-matriarch | 17 |
Ballplayer-entertainer match | 28 |
Become exhausted | 16 |
Dwindle to nothing | 18 |
Fade gradually | 14 |
Pro football V.I.P. | 19 |