| Cinderella, ultimately | 22 |
| Anne or Ida | 11 |
| "Come back new" sloganeer | 35 |
| Judith Krantz novel | 19 |
| Judith Krantz book | 18 |
| Leia's lines? | 17 |
| Royal regimen? | 14 |
| Coin featuring Sleeping Beauty? | 31 |
| Di and Margaret | 15 |
| 'Shrek' character | 25 |
| Bride in 1956 news | 18 |
| Snow White, Cinderella and Ariel, none of them clergy? | 54 |
| Lady Diana Spencer was one | 26 |
| 501 | 3 |
| Ma Bell introduction of 1959 | 28 |
| Substitute sovereigns | 21 |
| Test preparation company | 24 |
| New Jersey ecumenical institution | 33 |
| New Jersey Ivy League football team | 35 |
| Eastern eleven | 14 |
| Brown Bears' adversaries | 28 |
| Site of the Woodrow Wilson Sch. of Public and Intl. Affairs | 59 |
| Comic-strip ant | 15 |
| Nordic ruler of the comics | 26 |
| Harold Foster's nobleman | 28 |
| Harold Foster's creation | 28 |
| Bridegroom of 4/29/11 | 21 |
| With 65A, shooting with the stars | 33 |
| Victoria of filmdom | 19 |
| High school VIP | 15 |
| H.S. V.I.P. or capital sum | 27 |
| High-level guideline | 20 |
| Folk-rock singer John | 21 |
| Singer John with the album "Bruised Orange" | 53 |
| Folksy John | 11 |
| Folk singer John | 16 |
| Actor in "The Miracle Worker" | 39 |
| "Paradise" songwriter John | 36 |
| "Ew...all I found were the stale remnants of a ___." | 62 |
| Snug snack item? | 16 |
| Canada AM star, Valerie | 23 |
| Stacked snacks | 14 |
| Saddle-shaped brand of potato chips | 35 |
| Potato chips that come in a canister | 36 |
| Maker of Stix | 13 |
| Chips brand | 11 |
| "I think ___ initial intention was to make tennis balls" (Mitch Hedberg) | 82 |
| School heads: Abbr. | 19 |
| Sch. officials | 14 |
| Fit to be read | 14 |
| Fit for Mr. Ochs | 16 |
| Old-fashioned promotions | 24 |
| Word-processor pop-up | 21 |
| Spring on the Seine | 19 |
| Caxton or Zenger | 16 |
| Gutenberg was one | 17 |
| Zenger, for one | 15 |
| Press user | 10 |
| Laser or inkjet | 15 |
| It may fax and scan, too | 24 |
| Franklin was one | 16 |
| Epson product | 13 |
| Compositor | 10 |
| Caxton or Franklin | 18 |
| Tray holders | 12 |
| Ben Franklin and others | 23 |
| Mild oath by a compositor | 25 |
| Pressroom need | 14 |
| Place to wash up in a graphic arts shop? | 40 |
| Basin for a press operator? | 27 |
| Sight seen through the HP factory windows? | 42 |
| Publishing shop | 15 |
| Crowds of typographers? | 23 |
| Publishers' lots | 20 |
| Em dash, e.g. | 13 |
| "A first rough draft of history," to Phil Graham | 58 |
| Newspaper reporter, for example | 31 |
| Newspaper or magazine writer | 28 |
| Lacking clues, as a murder weapon | 33 |
| Out of ___ (x3) | 15 |
| Transfer from computer to paper | 31 |
| It contains spooled documents | 29 |
| Computer pages awaiting output | 30 |
| Certain job lineup for a computer | 33 |
| Crime scene clues | 17 |
| Some collectible art | 20 |
| Dusting may reveal them | 23 |
| Darkroom output | 15 |
| Creates a hard copy | 19 |
| Alternatives to solids | 22 |
| Uses a press | 12 |
| Uses a LaserJet | 15 |
| Some pictures | 13 |
| Set for a detective, maybe | 26 |
| Pucci products | 14 |
| Photo copies | 12 |
| Museum store purchases | 22 |
| Digital evidence? | 17 |
| Criminal evidence | 17 |
| Art copies | 10 |