| Leader of the Lost Boys | 23 |
| Wendy's playmate | 20 |
| Perpetual child | 15 |
| Mary Martin role | 16 |
| Foe of adulthood | 16 |
| Wendy's "Boy" | 27 |
| Visitor to Kensington | 21 |
| Tinker Bell's protector | 27 |
| The perennial perennial youth | 29 |
| Story that begins "All children, except one, grow up" | 63 |
| Role for Mary Martin | 20 |
| Role for Martin or Duncan | 25 |
| Role for Martin or Adams | 24 |
| Recurring Broadway role first played by Maude Adams, 1905 | 57 |
| Maude Adams role | 16 |
| Jif rival | 9 |
| Immature adult male | 19 |
| He wouldn't grow up | 23 |
| He taught the Darling children to fly | 37 |
| He refused to grow up | 21 |
| He never grew up | 16 |
| He led the Lost Boys | 20 |
| Duncan role | 11 |
| Capt. Hook's foe | 20 |
| Broadway flier | 14 |
| Brand of peanut butter named for a literary character | 53 |
| Barrie's enduring creation | 30 |
| Barrie's boy | 16 |
| Barrie's "Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up" | 53 |
| Barrie work | 11 |
| Barrie hero | 11 |
| "I won't grow up" proclaimer in a classic tale | 60 |
| "I WON'T GO TO BED . . . " | 40 |
| Features of some dresses | 24 |
| Mary Martin's mid-'50s Broadway income? | 47 |
| B'way flier linked with dancer-singer | 41 |
| O'Toole comments on a turkey | 32 |
| Closefitting collars | 20 |
| Spider-Man's alter ego | 26 |
| Original company behind the Almond Joy bar | 42 |
| ___ and Mary, former trio | 25 |
| ___ and Mary of songdom | 23 |
| Yarrow, Stookey, Travers | 24 |
| CROWD OF FOLK MUSICIANS | 23 |
| ...candy? | 9 |
| Flemish painter | 15 |
| "Descent from the Cross" painter | 42 |
| Artist and masseur | 18 |
| British tenor | 13 |
| Words with pumpkin eater | 24 |
| Repeated words before "pumpkin" | 41 |
| Pumpkin eater | 13 |
| Nursery rhyme beginning | 23 |
| Subject of tongue-twister | 25 |
| Pretty popular pickled peppers picker | 37 |
| Pickled peppers picker | 22 |
| Warsaw trio? | 12 |
| Folk group that's nothing to sneeze at? | 43 |
| Guernsey capital, with "Saint" | 40 |
| Stress caused by a 'Great' czar? | 40 |
| Humorous law of promotion | 25 |
| Philosophy of incompetence | 26 |
| Law of big-business inefficiency | 32 |
| Book about incompetence, with "The" | 45 |
| Famed wordsmith | 15 |
| Doctor of words | 15 |
| Apostle's wine storage area | 31 |
| William of "CSI" | 26 |
| Noted German philosopher-educator | 33 |
| "CSI" star William | 28 |
| "CSI" star | 20 |
| "Equus" playwright whose twin brother Anthony was also a playwright | 77 |
| Heavy wool overcoats | 20 |
| Comes to nothing | 16 |
| "That makes three strikes for O'Toole!" | 53 |
| He's always asleep by midnight | 34 |
| Former tax | 10 |
| Contribution to the Vatican | 27 |
| Annual tax for Hurd and Tracy | 29 |
| Last governor of New Netherland | 31 |
| Colonial governor | 17 |
| 1655 conqueror of New Sweden | 28 |
| Russian czar, 1682-1725 | 23 |
| Ruler of Russia, 1682-1725 (grade: A) | 37 |
| Outstanding Russian rabbit? | 27 |
| Loser to the Ottomans in 1711 | 29 |
| Czar who made Russia powerful | 29 |
| 1711 loser | 10 |
| French monk of First Crusade | 28 |
| Notable Russian czar | 20 |
| Pioneer reggae musician | 23 |
| He played Hercule Poirot in "Death on the Nile" [strings] | 67 |
| Actor in "The Spies," 1957 movie | 42 |
| "The Truman Show" director | 36 |
| ''The Truman Show'' director | 44 |
| Pope before the first pope? | 27 |
| 1993 and 1994 Wimbledon winner | 30 |
| "Turn! Turn! Turn!" songwriter | 40 |
| He inspired a 2006 Springsteen album | 36 |
| Singer from N.Y. | 16 |