| St. ___ (Cornwall resort town) | 30 |
| Singer-actor Burl ___ | 21 |
| Singer Burl ___ | 15 |
| Saint of a children's rhyme | 31 |
| Saint ____ | 10 |
| Rudolph storyteller | 19 |
| R.L. Stevenson book, ''St. ___'' | 48 |
| Pulitzer winner for "Symphony No. 3" | 46 |
| Oscar-winning actor Burl ___ | 28 |
| Oscar winner, 1958 | 18 |
| Oscar winner in "The Big Country" | 43 |
| Oscar winner Burl ___ | 21 |
| One of the "Publishers of Cheap and Popular Pictures" | 63 |
| Noted name in lithography | 25 |
| Noted composer Charles who, in his lifetime, few even kneW | 58 |
| Noted Americana lithographer | 28 |
| Noted 19th-century lithographer | 31 |
| Name on many prints | 19 |
| Musician Burl or Charles | 24 |
| Mrs. ___, sister of A.E.S. | 26 |
| Lithographer partner | 20 |
| Lithographer of Americana | 25 |
| Lithographer James Merritt ___ | 30 |
| Lithograph man | 14 |
| Jimmy Crack Corn singer | 23 |
| Important lithographer | 22 |
| He was "Big Daddy" in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" | 65 |
| He played Newman's dad in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" | 63 |
| He played Big Daddy | 19 |
| Frederic who invented halftone photoengraving | 45 |
| Folksinger-actor | 16 |
| Folk-singer Burl | 16 |
| Folk singer from Ill. | 21 |
| First major publisher of board games in the U.S. | 48 |
| Famous name in lithography | 26 |
| Famous folk singer | 18 |
| Famed lithographer James Merritt ___ | 36 |
| Famed lithographer | 18 |
| Currier's pal | 17 |
| Currier's friend | 20 |
| Currier's art partner | 25 |
| Currier colleague | 17 |
| Currier collaborator | 20 |
| Currier cohort | 14 |
| Currier and ____ | 16 |
| Currier and __ print | 20 |
| Currier and __ | 14 |
| Credit on "A Home in the Wilderness" | 46 |
| Connecticut's State Composer | 32 |
| Composer who was an accomplished pianist | 40 |
| Composer of the 1906 "Central Park in the Dark" | 57 |
| Composer championed by Copland and Bernstein | 44 |
| “Central Park in the Dark” composer | 43 |
| Burly Burl whose first Broadway show was "The Boys from Syracuse" | 75 |
| Burl who won an Oscar for "The Big Country" | 53 |
| Burl who sang "A Holly Jolly Christmas" | 49 |
| Burl of stage and song | 22 |
| Burl of songs and films | 23 |
| Burl of songdom | 15 |
| Burl of show biz | 16 |
| Burl of folk | 12 |
| Burl of film and song | 21 |
| Big Daddy portrayer, in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" | 57 |
| Big Daddy player on 1950s Broadway | 34 |
| Best Supporting Actor of 1958 | 29 |
| Best Supporting Actor for 1958's "The Big Country" | 64 |
| Avant-garde U.S. composer | 25 |
| “As I was going to St. ___ ...” | 39 |
| American lithographer | 21 |
| American composer: 1874-1954 | 28 |
| American composer who pioneered in polytonality | 47 |
| Actor-singer Burl | 17 |
| Actor who narrated "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" | 61 |
| A 1958 Oscar winner | 19 |
| 1958 Oscar winner for "The Big Country" | 49 |
| 1958 Oscar winner Burl | 22 |
| 1947 Pulitzer composer | 22 |
| "Venus in Fur" playwright David | 41 |
| "Universe Symphony" composer | 38 |
| "Three Places in New England" composer Charles | 56 |
| "The Unanswered Question" composer, 1908 | 50 |
| "The Celestial Country" composer | 42 |
| "The Big Country" Oscar winner Burl | 45 |
| "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer" narrator Burl | 57 |
| "O For a Thousand Tongues" composer | 45 |
| "Harvest Festival" composer | 37 |
| "Funny Way of Laughin'" singer, 1962 | 50 |
| "Frosty the Snowman" singer Burl | 42 |
| "Concord" composer | 28 |
| "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" actor Burl | 44 |
| "Blue Tail Fly" singer Burl | 37 |
| "Big Daddy" Burl of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" | 63 |
| "As I was going to St. ___" | 37 |
| "As I was going to St. _____..." | 42 |
| "As I was going to St. ___ ..." | 41 |
| "As I was going to St. ___ . . . " | 44 |
| "A Little Bitty Tear" singer Burl | 43 |
| "A Little Bitty Tear" singer | 38 |
| "A Little Bitty Tear" hitmaker, 1962 | 46 |
| "A Little Bitty Tear" hit maker, 1962 | 47 |