| Patsy who sang "Walkin' After Midnight" | 53 |
| "Walkin' After Midnight" hitmaker, 1957 | 53 |
| Sound of touching glasses and this puzzle's theme | 53 |
| Key in which "Chopsticks" is usually played | 53 |
| "Money Honey" Maria Bartiromo's network | 53 |
| ''How Green Was My Valley'' workplace | 53 |
| Source of late election returns, with "the" | 53 |
| Word before "Puffs" or "Krispies" | 53 |
| One of an "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" pair | 53 |
| Either director of "No Country for Old Men" | 53 |
| Term used to describe tension between U.S. and Russia | 53 |
| Artist Thomas ___, founder of the Hudson River School | 53 |
| "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" composer Porter | 53 |
| Invention that prompted NBC to adopt the peacock logo | 53 |
| Robin Cook thriller made into a Michael Douglas movie | 53 |
| Broadway's "Arsenic and Old Lace," e.g. | 53 |
| Cather's "Death ___ for the Archbishop" | 53 |
| "... but joy ___ in the morning" (Psalm 30) | 53 |
| Sam & Dave's "Hold On, I'm ___" | 53 |
| Pamphlet that should have been written by C.S. Lewis? | 53 |
| "If Tarzan's bothering you, speak up!"? | 53 |
| Rough, entertaining article using bitter remarks (10) | 53 |
| Its official song is "Yankee Doodle": Abbr. | 53 |
| Musical character who sings "One Last Kiss" | 53 |
| Volume that requires lots of preparations to compile? | 53 |
| ''Masterpiece Theatre'' host Alistair | 53 |
| Partner of "calm" and "collected" | 53 |
| Operator of the largest brewery facility in the world | 53 |
| It may be admissible when the original is unavailable | 53 |
| The Countess of Grantham on "Downton Abbey" | 53 |
| J.C. Dithers' wife in ''Blondie'' | 53 |
| Mag with an award for Fun Fearless Female of the Year | 53 |
| TV personality with a voice in "Shark Tale" | 53 |
| "Juvenile" or "kangaroo" follower | 53 |
| Actress Jeanne of "A Letter to Three Wives" | 53 |
| Brand name from the French for "oily chalk" | 53 |
| Start of Iago's Act II aria in "Otello" | 53 |
| George Harrison "Ballad of Sir Frankie ___" | 53 |
| Killer ___ (green-skinned "Batman" villain) | 53 |
| Piece of equipment used in a national sport of Canada | 53 |
| Umlauted homonym in the name of Nikki Sixx's band | 53 |
| ''All for one and one for all,'' e.g. | 53 |
| Word after "rallying" or "battle" | 53 |
| Alan Paton's "___, the Beloved Country" | 53 |
| TV show retroactively subtitled "Las Vegas" | 53 |
| TV show that Quentin Tarantino directed an episode of | 53 |
| TV series with the theme song "Who Are You" | 53 |
| Franchise with a "Hard Evidence" video game | 53 |
| Setting for part of the documentary "Sicko" | 53 |
| Roald who wrote "James and the Giant Peach" | 53 |
| ''The Persistence of Memory'' painter | 53 |
| Who said "I don't do drugs, I am drugs" | 53 |
| Painter kicked out of the Surrealist movement in 1934 | 53 |
| Vic who sang "On the Street Where You Live" | 53 |
| "Football Night in America" co-host Patrick | 53 |
| ___ Perino, George W. Bush's last press secretary | 53 |
| He was cast into the lion's den by Nebuchadnezzar | 53 |
| Connecticut town where Moby and Gus Van Sant are from | 53 |
| Subject of the 2004 biopic "Beyond the Sea" | 53 |
| Android in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" | 53 |
| Director of the budget who became U.S. vice president | 53 |
| "Dog ___ Are Over" (Florence + The Machine) | 53 |
| One who might get to the root of your problem?: Abbr. | 53 |
| Queens of the Stone Age "Songs for the ___" | 53 |
| 2004 presidential also-ran who went out with a scream | 53 |
| Alternative to "honey" or "sugar" | 53 |
| Hammond Innes's "Wreck of the Mary ___" | 53 |
| Browne's ''cure of all diseases'' | 53 |
| "The Suite Life on Deck" tween actress Ryan | 53 |
| ''You Light Up My Life'' singer Boone | 53 |
| It always starts on the same day of the week as Sept. | 53 |
| Like some '39 New York World's Fair buildings | 53 |
| Like New York's Radio City Music Hall, informally | 53 |
| '60s group Dave ___, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich | 53 |
| "Can't touch the bottom" Pearl Jam song | 53 |
| Company whose logo features a homonym of its own name | 53 |
| Opus ___ ("The Da Vinci Code" organization) | 53 |
| Subject of the pamphlet "The Age of Reason" | 53 |
| "It's ___ all over again!" (Yogi Berra) | 53 |
| It's the "D" in a presidential monogram | 53 |
| Metropolitan region that includes India's capital | 53 |
| ''The Silence of the Lambs'' director | 53 |
| Next word after "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" | 53 |
| __ gratiam habeamus: Kentucky's Latin state motto | 53 |
| ''___ Rosenkavalier'' (Strauss opera) | 53 |
| Word dropped by hot dog chain Wienerschnitzel in 1977 | 53 |
| "___ fliegende Holländer" (Wagner opera) | 53 |
| ___, Inc. (company that sells demotivational posters) | 53 |
| "Law & Order" character, perhaps: Abbr. | 53 |
| "___ Defeats Truman" (famous 1948 headline) | 53 |
| "What Is It? A Fender Bender" Meg & ___ | 53 |
| What to do "for murder" in a Hitchcock film | 53 |
| 1997 best seller subtitled "Her True Story" | 53 |
| Actress Rigg who played the only Bond girl to wed 007 | 53 |
| ''Candle in the Wind 1997'' dedicatee | 53 |
| She co-starred in "Gangs of New York," 2002 | 53 |
| "___ your fathers thus . . . ?": Neh. 13:18 | 53 |
| You probably need a scale to tell if it's working | 53 |
| Subject of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" | 53 |
| "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" singer | 53 |