| __ Island: former immigration center | 36 |
| __ Island, former immigration center | 36 |
| Features of hills, frills and bills? | 36 |
| American __, North Dakota state tree | 36 |
| "Nightmare" street of film | 36 |
| "Wabbit Twouble" character | 36 |
| New York city where Mark Twain lived | 36 |
| Muppet with a goldfish named Dorothy | 36 |
| Three-and-a-half-year-old red Muppet | 36 |
| Red "Sesame Street" Muppet | 36 |
| Muppet who testified before Congress | 36 |
| His voice is provided by Kevin Clash | 36 |
| Dutch ___ (uncommon sights nowadays) | 36 |
| Title film locale in Springwood, Oh. | 36 |
| Sea change with far-reaching effects | 36 |
| "Telephone Line" rock grp. | 36 |
| "Roll Over Beethoven" grp. | 36 |
| "Shine a Little Love" grp. | 36 |
| "Shine a Little Love" band | 36 |
| "Hold on Tight" rock group | 36 |
| ''Do Ya'' rock group | 36 |
| Pop grp. heard in "Xanadu" | 36 |
| Inits. in '70s and '80s rock | 36 |
| "Telephone Line" rock band | 36 |
| "Roll Over Beethoven" band | 36 |
| "Rockaria!" band, in brief | 36 |
| "Out of the Blue" rock gp. | 36 |
| 'Xanadu' band's initials | 36 |
| ''Evil Woman'' group | 36 |
| Race in "The Time Machine" | 36 |
| Weena's people, in a Wells novel | 36 |
| Little people in The Time Machine | 36 |
| Fictional race descended from humans | 36 |
| "The Time Machine" victims | 36 |
| "The Time Machine" species | 36 |
| Southern school Martin Ritt attended | 36 |
| North Carolina university since 1899 | 36 |
| Esau's father-in-law: Gen. 26:34 | 36 |
| Take part in a secret joint venture? | 36 |
| Thwart disapproving parents, perhaps | 36 |
| One way to avoid a wedding rehearsal | 36 |
| Carry out a get-hitched-quick scheme | 36 |
| Ran to Vegas to get married, perhaps | 36 |
| Doesn't employ a wedding planner | 36 |
| Skips the dos before the I do's? | 36 |
| Creates in-laws without them knowing | 36 |
| Ecuadoran province named for a metal | 36 |
| What to call Spain's Juan Carlos | 36 |
| Youngster in "The Jetsons" | 36 |
| Character with an antenna on his hat | 36 |
| Seven-time Presidents Cup competitor | 36 |
| Ernie in the World Golf Hall of Fame | 36 |
| ''Born Free'' feline | 36 |
| Lanchester of 'Mary Poppins' | 36 |
| "What ___ could go wrong?" | 36 |
| Threat ending ( with "or") | 36 |
| ''Where'' attachment | 36 |
| Lord High Everything ____: Mikado | 36 |
| "That's something ___" | 36 |
| "Or_____!" (veiled threat) | 36 |
| "Or ___" (ultimatum words) | 36 |
| "Baby, What --- Can I Do?" | 36 |
| Dinsmore of old children's books | 36 |
| Spokescow with a necklace of daisies | 36 |
| Holmes novel "____ Venner" | 36 |
| ___ de México (Mexico City daily) | 36 |
| John who sang "Rocket Man" | 36 |
| "Silly Cow" playwright Ben | 36 |
| Singer whose middle name is Hercules | 36 |
| "Independence Day" station | 36 |
| Twelfth month of the Jewish calendar | 36 |
| The "Mistress of the Dark" | 36 |
| Cary of 'The Princess Bride' | 36 |
| White House's French counterpart | 36 |
| French equivalent of the White House | 36 |
| ___ Palace (Sarkozy's residence) | 36 |
| ___ Fields (mythological afterworld) | 36 |
| Publication with a podcast, probably | 36 |
| Where you might find ":-)" | 36 |
| Where ;-) means "Kidding!" | 36 |
| Messages that can arrive at any time | 36 |
| Letter that doesn't need a stamp | 36 |
| Let one's fingers do the talking | 36 |
| Key of Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 | 36 |
| Key of Scriabin's Symphony No. 1 | 36 |
| The "E" in Alfred E. Smith | 36 |
| Component of some economic sanctions | 36 |
| Reporter assigned to a platoon, e.g. | 36 |
| Reporter assigned to a military unit | 36 |
| Assign journalists to military units | 36 |
| Symbol representing an abstract idea | 36 |
| Infiniti's infinity symbol, e.g. | 36 |
| Person who handles the introductions | 36 |
| "Kick it up a notch!" chef | 36 |
| Short-lived 2001 sitcom about a chef | 36 |
| An amt. of energy expressed in volts | 36 |
| Its labels include Angel and Capitol | 36 |
| ___ Watanabe, Olympics figure skater | 36 |
| "Quo Vadis?" star Jannings | 36 |
| "Blue Angel" star Jannings | 36 |