| Hilton competitor | 17 |
| __ Regency | 10 |
| Wyndham rival | 13 |
| Sheraton rival | 14 |
| Regency name | 12 |
| Pioneer in development of celluloid | 35 |
| Name on a hotel, sometimes | 26 |
| Lodging on the road | 19 |
| Hotel that might get rocked, post-show | 38 |
| Hospitality giant | 17 |
| High-end hotel chain | 20 |
| ___ Regency | 11 |
| Some hotels | 11 |
| Regency hotels | 14 |
| Alternatives to Hiltons | 23 |
| "Grand" hotels | 24 |
| 'Regency' hotels | 24 |
| They are of mixed origin | 24 |
| In-demand vehicles | 18 |
| Eco-friendly cars | 17 |
| Jekyll's alter ego | 22 |
| Stevenson villain | 17 |
| Literary alter ego | 18 |
| Jekyll's dark side | 22 |
| London's ___ Park | 21 |
| London park | 11 |
| Jekyll's counterpart | 24 |
| Stevenson character | 19 |
| Mr. of fiction | 14 |
| Jekyll's bad side | 21 |
| Fictional Mr. | 13 |
| London park name | 16 |
| Park in London | 14 |
| Half of a famous split personality | 34 |
| University of Chicago site __ Park | 34 |
| Stevenson title character | 25 |
| Stevenson scoundrel | 19 |
| Noted park name | 15 |
| London's __ Park | 20 |
| Fictional alter ego | 19 |
| Evil alter ego of fiction | 25 |
| David ___ Pierce | 16 |
| "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. ___" | 54 |
| __ Park: FDR home site | 22 |
| Villainous alter-ego | 20 |
| Stevenson's misanthrope | 27 |
| Stevenson fiend | 15 |
| Robert Louis Stevenson villain | 30 |
| Robert Louis Stevenson character | 32 |
| Park in Chicago or London | 25 |
| Murderous alter ego of fiction | 30 |
| Jekyll's evil side | 22 |
| Jekyll's bad half | 21 |
| Jekyll and -- | 13 |
| Half of an infamous dual personality | 36 |
| Half of a Stevenson pair | 24 |
| Half a dual personality | 23 |
| Fictional fiend | 15 |
| Fictional "Mr." | 25 |
| Famous literary "dark side" | 37 |
| Famous concert park in London | 29 |
| Famous alter ego | 16 |
| Ugly alter ego | 14 |
| Stevenson's Mr. | 19 |
| Stevenson's fiend | 21 |
| Stevenson alter ego | 19 |
| Spencer Tracy role: 1941 | 24 |
| Roosevelt park | 14 |
| R.L.S. criminal | 15 |
| Pram-pusher's park | 22 |
| Part for Londoners or F.D.R. | 28 |
| Park with Speakers' Corner | 30 |
| Park visited by Sherlock Holmes | 31 |
| Park name in several cities | 27 |
| Park known for its orators | 26 |
| Park in New York or London | 26 |
| Park for soapboxers | 19 |
| Park abutting the Marble Arch | 29 |
| Orators' park | 17 |
| N.Y.'s ___ Park | 19 |
| Murderous Stevenson character | 29 |
| Mr. of 19th-century fiction | 27 |
| Mr. ___ (Robert Louis Stevenson title character) | 48 |
| Long Island's New ___ Park | 30 |
| London's soapbox park | 25 |
| London's _____ Park | 23 |
| London park with Speaker's Corner | 37 |
| London park famous for speakers | 31 |
| Literary brute | 14 |
| Last word in a Stevenson title | 30 |
| L'Arc-en-Ciel frontman | 26 |
| Karloff role in a 1953 Abbott and Costello film | 47 |
| Jekyll's other personality | 30 |
| Jekyll's inner man? | 23 |
| Jekyll's inner demon | 24 |
| Jekyll's evil half | 22 |
| Jekyll's evil alter ego | 27 |
| Jekyll's bad alter ego | 26 |
| Jekyll's antithesis | 23 |
| Jekyll's alter-ego | 22 |