| Mumbai-based film industry | 26 |
| Hindi cultural juggernaut | 25 |
| Film industry of India | 22 |
| Official symbols of Arizona | 27 |
| Moscow theater company | 22 |
| Legendary ballet company | 24 |
| Ballet academy, familiarly | 26 |
| Gives a shot in the arm | 23 |
| Take flight on Halloween? | 25 |
| Streak in a stormy sky | 22 |
| Electricity in the sky | 22 |
| Electricity in a storm | 22 |
| Attach securely, in a way | 25 |
| Suddenly dashes to an exit | 26 |
| Attempts a quick escape | 23 |
| Definitely not slouching | 24 |
| Difficult pills to swallow | 26 |
| Village barrier in Africa | 25 |
| Overwhelm, as with complaints | 29 |
| Canadian snowmobile inventor | 28 |
| Card game in old Mumbai? | 24 |
| Sight at an Alamogordo test | 27 |
| Struck out on Broadway | 22 |
| Flopped, Broadway style | 23 |
| Flopped, as in New Haven | 24 |
| Sloppy witch's curse? | 25 |
| Stoves that don't work? | 27 |
| Survivalist's structure | 27 |
| Airport security canine | 23 |
| Police unit with canines | 24 |
| Florida Keys sport fish | 23 |
| Good fight, in old Rome? | 24 |
| He began Pisa's tower | 25 |
| Big name in French history | 26 |
| Waiter's friendly words | 27 |
| 'Enjoy your meal' | 25 |
| Confectioner's goof? | 24 |
| Journey for a chocolate? | 24 |
| Chocolate's journey? | 24 |
| "Of Human __" | 23 |
| Use glue to mend pants? | 23 |
| Second up, Roberta ____ | 23 |
| Protected by insurance | 22 |
| Like some carriers or goods | 27 |
| Ursula Andress was the first | 28 |
| Mary Goodnight, for one | 23 |
| Popular beach near Sydney | 25 |
| Beulah who played Mrs. Bailey | 29 |
| Australia's ___ Beach | 25 |
| Actress Beulah: 1892-1981 | 25 |
| Bailsman's activity | 23 |
| 007's introduction | 22 |
| Spy movie catch phrase | 22 |
| Measure of credit risk | 22 |
| One bound to work without pay | 29 |
| They serve without pay | 22 |
| Giant petrel or osprey | 22 |
| Joint surgery compounds | 23 |
| Took a refresher course | 23 |
| "Back" four ways | 26 |
| Fajita ingredient, often | 24 |
| Substance that may be donated | 29 |
| THE MONTGOLFIER BROTHERS | 24 |
| "Oops" elicitors | 26 |
| Early-model bicycle, slangily | 29 |
| Osteoporosis threatens it | 25 |
| Part of a Tom Wolfe title | 25 |
| It may be lit on the Fourth | 27 |
| It may be built for warmth | 26 |
| Feature of a pep rally | 22 |
| Celebration conflagration | 25 |
| Nighttime pep-rally features | 28 |
| Evening features at a camp | 26 |
| Made a sound like a bell | 24 |
| It was beat by beatniks | 23 |
| Conga's neighbor, perhaps | 29 |
| What beatniks might beat | 24 |
| Fun-loving percussionists? | 26 |
| Farewell given by a beatnik? | 28 |
| Farewell for a beatnik? | 23 |
| Beatnik's farewell? | 23 |
| Led Zeppelin drummer John | 25 |
| "Horse Fair" name | 27 |
| Good-natured friendliness | 25 |
| John Paul Jones's vessel | 28 |
| Extra pay, in Provence | 22 |
| Bush people of French Guiana | 28 |
| Japan's ___ Islands | 23 |
| ___ Islands, south of Tokyo | 27 |
| ___ avibus (good auspices) | 26 |
| Pretty, as a señorita | 24 |
| Like a fair señorita | 23 |
| Granville of old movies | 23 |
| Fish in the tuna family | 23 |
| Pretty, in Panama City | 22 |
| Mackerel family member | 22 |
| Frigate mackerel's kin | 26 |
| "Bad Medicine" band | 29 |
| Tennessee music festival | 24 |
| Parisienne's maidservant | 28 |