| Cracker with many possible toppings | 35 |
| Berlin's "Puttin' on the ___" | 47 |
| 1975 Rita Moreno play, with “The” | 41 |
| "Puttin' on the ___" (Berlin tune) | 48 |
| ''Puttin' on the __'' | 41 |
| ___-Carlton (Marriott subsidiary) | 33 |
| _____ Brothers (old film slapstick team) | 40 |
| ___ Bits (sandwich cracker brand name) | 38 |
| Having a rooftop swimming pool, e.g. | 36 |
| Broadway's "6 Rms ___ Vu" | 39 |
| Randall's "6 Rms --- Vu" | 38 |
| Randall's "6 Rms ___ Vu" | 38 |
| Kind of "vu" in a classified | 38 |
| Colorado or Delaware, e.g.: Abbr. | 33 |
| Broadway's "6 Rms __ Vu" | 38 |
| "6 Rms ___ Vu" (B'way play) | 41 |
| "6 Rms ___ Vu," 1972 play | 35 |
| 1972 Kentucky Derby winner ___ Ridge | 36 |
| Oldest Best Actress nominee (2012) | 34 |
| Horse-racing Hall-of-Famer ___ Ridge | 36 |
| 1972 Kentucky Derby winner __ Ridge | 35 |
| "Hiroshima Mon Amour"'s Emmanuelle | 48 |
| ___ Ridge: 1972 Kentucky Derby winner | 37 |
| ___ Ridge, Kentucky Derby winner, 1972 | 38 |
| ___ Ridge (1972 Kentucky Derby winner) | 38 |
| ___ Ridge ('72 Belmont winner) | 34 |
| Dryden's "The ___ Ladies" | 39 |
| It's not unusual among siblings | 35 |
| Sheridan work, with "The" | 35 |
| Sheridan play, with "The" | 35 |
| Richard Sheridan play, with "The" | 43 |
| "Emergency" author: 1964 | 34 |
| "__ gauche" (Paris section) | 37 |
| -- Gauche (Paris' Left Bank) | 32 |
| ___ Gauche (Paris's Left Bank) | 34 |
| ___ Gauche (Paris' Left Bank) | 33 |
| Missouri, Arkansas or Ohio, e.g. | 32 |
| Missouri, Arkansas or Connecticut? | 34 |
| The Steve Miller Band "Wide ___" | 42 |
| Savannah or Columbia, among many | 32 |
| Missouri, Arkansas or Connecticut, e.g. | 39 |
| Mancini's "Moon ---" | 34 |
| Its mouth is nowhere near its head | 34 |
| "Moon ___," Mercer-Mancini hit | 40 |
| "And into the ___ we'd dive" Bruce | 48 |
| "A _____ Runs Through It" Maclean | 43 |
| Yankee who is the A.L. career leader in saves | 45 |
| Mariano who is the A.L. career leader in saves | 46 |
| Chita of "West Side Story" | 36 |
| "Geraldo at Large" host | 33 |
| "Detroit Industry" muralist | 37 |
| Bottom feeder's sphere, perhaps | 35 |
| Early western that took place on the Enterprise | 47 |
| Casino that's partly underwater? | 36 |
| Person living along a large stream, informally | 46 |
| One of about a million on a jetliner | 36 |
| Hold firmly, as one's attention | 35 |
| Capture fully, as one's attention | 37 |
| Metal pins used by World War II's Rosie | 43 |
| Where the jet set lets it all hang out | 38 |
| From La Spezia, Italy, to Hyères, France | 43 |
| Casino where "Casino" was filmed | 42 |
| "To Catch a Thief" setting | 36 |
| City that's home to King Fahd Road | 38 |
| Tobacco co. based in Winston-Salem | 34 |
| Letters that once preceded "Nabisco" | 46 |
| -- Nabisco (former corporation name) | 36 |
| ___ Nabisco (one-time tobacco merger) | 37 |
| ___ Nabisco (one-time corporate entity) | 39 |
| "It's a Wonderful Life" studio | 44 |
| "Bringing Up Baby" studio | 35 |
| Original "King Kong" studio | 37 |
| Studio that released "Citizen Kane" | 45 |
| Studio that made "Notorious" | 38 |
| Studio once controlled by Howard Hughes | 39 |
| Studio of the original "King Kong" | 44 |
| Studio for most Astaire/Rogers films | 36 |
| "King Kong" movie studio | 34 |
| ''King Kong'' studio | 36 |
| Studio that made nine Astaire/Rogers films | 42 |
| Studio in early Hollywood's Big Five | 40 |
| Studio behind many Astaire/Rogers films | 39 |
| One of old Hollywood's Big Five | 35 |
| One of Hollywood's "big five," once | 49 |
| Old studio with a transmitter in its logo | 41 |
| Its final production was released in 1959 | 41 |
| Howard Hughes owned it in the '50s | 38 |
| Film co. behind "Suspicion" | 37 |
| Corp. with a spinning globe and tower in its logo | 49 |
| "The Lusty Men" studio | 32 |
| "The Body Snatcher" studio | 36 |
| "Rio Rita" studio (1929) | 34 |
| "Notorious" film studio | 33 |
| "King Kong" film house | 32 |
| "Gunga Din" studio, 1939 | 34 |
| "Gunga Din" distributor | 33 |
| "Golden Age" Hollywood studio | 39 |
| "Flying Down to Rio" studio | 37 |
| "Cimarron" studio, 1931 | 33 |
| 'Bringing Up Baby studio' | 33 |