| Actor Lionel | 12 |
| "Hart to Hart" actor | 30 |
| Straphangers | 12 |
| Risen people | 12 |
| Hunting-group members | 21 |
| Watchers on the sidelines | 25 |
| Don't compromise | 20 |
| ENDURE YOURSELF! | 16 |
| Don't give in | 17 |
| Build things to last | 20 |
| Endure a comedy routine? | 24 |
| Sub / Excel | 11 |
| Locus ___ (right to be heard) | 29 |
| Stunt double, e.g. | 18 |
| Body double | 11 |
| Understudy | 10 |
| Substitute performer | 20 |
| Sub who is part of a cast | 25 |
| Stunt double, for one | 21 |
| Stunt double | 12 |
| Star's sub | 14 |
| Star's alter ego | 20 |
| Movie-lot workhorse | 19 |
| Hollywood sub | 13 |
| Film-studio drudge | 18 |
| Serve as | 8 |
| On line, maybe | 14 |
| Kind of army that must get tired | 32 |
| Away from the crowd | 19 |
| On call | 7 |
| Not yielding | 12 |
| Othello on his feet? | 20 |
| It's given after a great performance | 40 |
| Star performer's reward | 27 |
| Rousing audience response, briefly | 34 |
| Reward for knocking 'em dead | 32 |
| Informal show of approval? | 26 |
| Informal show of approval | 25 |
| Kimono-accessory store that was not demolished in an earthquake? | 64 |
| Song about going a little too far to get a crime-scene photo? | 61 |
| It's always in force | 24 |
| Permanent military procedures | 29 |
| Permanent rules | 15 |
| Some acclamations | 17 |
| Treat for a speaker's eyes | 30 |
| Thrill for a thespian | 21 |
| Performer's dream | 21 |
| It may precede a bow | 20 |
| High accolade | 13 |
| Encore preceder, often | 22 |
| Certain accolade | 16 |
| Applause, plus | 14 |
| Applause, applause, applause | 28 |
| Actor's supreme delight | 27 |
| Accolade actors appreciate | 26 |
| Straphanger Boone | 17 |
| Refusing to change | 18 |
| Mrs. Nixon at a White House reception | 37 |
| Making no changes | 17 |
| Drawing no cards | 16 |
| Outdoor dining area with no chairs? | 35 |
| Barbecue area without chairs? | 29 |
| Like a model at the end of a runway? | 36 |
| Theater accommodation | 21 |
| Spillover space, or a wedding sub? | 34 |
| Sellout offer | 13 |
| Provision for late-arriving spectators | 38 |
| Broadway phrase | 15 |
| Sports page info | 16 |
| Speaking with the same voice | 28 |
| Sign of respect from a "Dukes of Hazzard" costar? | 59 |
| What Miss Muffet believed a spider might do? | 44 |
| Pinch hitters | 13 |
| Temporary workers | 17 |
| Stunt doubles, e.g. | 19 |
| Miles from Plymouth | 19 |
| Surname on the Mayflower | 24 |
| Myles on the Mayflower | 22 |
| Alden spoke for him | 19 |
| "I can't ___!" | 28 |
| Mexican ___ (draw) | 18 |
| Aloof, with pets in it? | 23 |
| Unfriendly seafood seller's stall? | 38 |
| SEAFOOD VENDOR'S STALL | 26 |
| Like the cold seafood seller? | 29 |
| Lack of sociability | 19 |
| Use as a pedestal | 17 |
| Use as a base | 13 |
| Be supported by | 15 |
| "You don't have a leg to ___!" | 44 |
| ___ ceremony (be formal) | 24 |
| Behave formally | 15 |
| Be formal | 9 |
| Stick to formalities | 20 |
| Observe all the formalities | 27 |
| Follow protocol to the letter | 29 |
| Follow Emily Post strictly | 26 |
| Demand formality | 16 |
| Behave in a formal manner | 25 |
| Not budge | 9 |