| Actor's count | 17 |
| Writing, essentially | 20 |
| Words for actors | 16 |
| Word with bottom (outcomes) | 27 |
| What fans stand in for tickets | 30 |
| What actors study | 17 |
| What actors practice | 20 |
| What actors have to learn | 25 |
| Transport companies | 19 |
| Things that this puzzle's nine longest answers have | 55 |
| They're tried at many a bar | 31 |
| They're studied by stars | 28 |
| They separate fair from foul | 28 |
| They comprise a part | 20 |
| Something read between | 22 |
| Some memorization | 17 |
| Signs of bank holdups? | 22 |
| Sights in parades | 17 |
| Sentences in film scripts | 25 |
| Script parts | 12 |
| Script bits | 11 |
| S.R.O. indications | 18 |
| Reasons for some delays | 23 |
| Railroad tracks | 15 |
| Prompters' utterances | 25 |
| Post offices have them | 22 |
| Play words | 10 |
| Part's makeup | 17 |
| Paramore "Where the ___ Overlap" | 42 |
| Palmists' interests | 23 |
| Legal-pad features | 18 |
| Insulates, as a coat | 20 |
| Homework for actors | 19 |
| Groups of wares | 15 |
| Grandmaster Flash "White ___" | 39 |
| Grand opening sights | 20 |
| Football-team units | 19 |
| Fodder for actors | 17 |
| E G B D F, on a staff | 21 |
| Drama dialogue | 14 |
| Disneyland usually has long ones | 32 |
| Dialogue units | 14 |
| Defensive and offensive units | 29 |
| Cues from a stage coach | 23 |
| Cruise-ship companies | 21 |
| Covers the inner surface | 24 |
| Counter formations | 18 |
| Botox targets | 13 |
| Between the ___ | 15 |
| Axes, e.g. | 10 |
| Airport inconveniences | 22 |
| Actors' dialog | 18 |
| Actors speak them | 17 |
| Actors memorize them | 20 |
| Actors may be fed them | 22 |
| Actor's words | 17 |
| Actor's memorizations | 25 |
| Actor's concerns | 20 |
| Acting job, essentially | 23 |
| "Your place or mine?" and others | 42 |
| "Breadthless lengths," per Euclid | 43 |
| '04 Sugarcult album "Palm Trees and Power ___" | 60 |
| Batting order | 13 |
| Form a queue | 12 |
| TV programming schedule | 23 |
| Scorecard listing | 17 |
| Suspect array | 13 |
| Schedule of TV programs | 23 |
| Group for a witness | 19 |
| TV schedule | 11 |
| Presentation of possible perps | 30 |
| Police presentation | 19 |
| Place for the usual suspects | 28 |
| Order on the court | 18 |
| Order at Fenway Park | 20 |
| Means of fingering a suspect | 28 |
| It reveals who's on first | 29 |
| Get in position for the parade, as a band | 41 |
| Form ranks | 10 |
| Cop-show scene, often | 21 |
| Batting order at Fenway Park, e.g. | 34 |
| Array of possible perps | 23 |
| A suspect might appear in one | 29 |
| "Law & Order" staple | 34 |
| Seamstresses do this | 20 |
| Make out like a bandit | 22 |
| Turn a big profit | 17 |
| Make good on a deal | 19 |
| Marine fish | 11 |
| Burbot | 6 |
| Ding-a-___ (airhead) | 20 |
| Codfish | 7 |
| TV journalist Lisa | 18 |
| Suffix for duck | 15 |
| Kind of cod | 11 |
| Suffix with "Earth" or "duck" | 49 |
| When repeated, a former National Zoo panda | 42 |
| When doubled, a celebrated panda | 32 |
| When repeated, a noted panda | 28 |
| When repeated, a National Zoo attraction from 1972 to 1992 | 58 |