| "Guys and Dolls" composer/lyricist Frank | 50 |
| He wrote "Baby, It's Cold Outside" | 48 |
| Doctor following framer (7) | 27 |
| "Where's Charley?" composer | 41 |
| "Once in Love With Amy" songwriter | 44 |
| "Luck Be a Lady" songwriter Frank | 43 |
| "Luck Be a Lady" songwriter | 37 |
| "How to Succeed in Business..." songwriter | 52 |
| "Hoop-Dee-Doo" lyricist | 33 |
| "Heart and Soul" lyricist | 35 |
| "Guys and Dolls" composer/lyricist | 44 |
| "Guys and Dolls" composer and lyricist | 48 |
| "Baby, It's Cold Outside" songwriter | 50 |
| "Baby, It's Cold Outside" composer | 48 |
| "Baby It's Cold Outside" composer Frank | 53 |
| "Adelaide's Lament" songwriter Frank | 50 |
| ''Guys and Dolls'' composer | 43 |
| MGM co-founder | 14 |
| Movie mogul Marcus | 18 |
| MGM cofounder | 13 |
| Early movie mogul | 17 |
| MGM mogul Marcus | 16 |
| MGM founder Marcus | 18 |
| Movie pioneer | 13 |
| MGM Studios founder | 19 |
| MGM founder | 11 |
| Eponymous theater mogul | 23 |
| MGM cofounder Marcus | 20 |
| MGM co-founder Marcus | 21 |
| Theater mogul Marcus | 20 |
| Theater chain founder Marcus | 28 |
| Old-time movie mogul Marcus | 27 |
| MGM name, once | 14 |
| MGM co-founder Marcus ___ | 25 |
| Film pioneer | 12 |
| Theater-chain name | 18 |
| Theater magnate Marcus | 22 |
| Pioneer in Hollywood | 20 |
| Old name in film production | 27 |
| Name of theater fame | 20 |
| Movie-chain name | 16 |
| Movie theater name | 18 |
| Movie theater magnate Marcus | 28 |
| Movie mogul of yore | 19 |
| Movie magnate Marcus | 20 |
| Motion picture industry pioneer Marcus | 38 |
| MGM's Marcus | 16 |
| MGM Studios cofounder | 21 |
| Marcus in theaters | 18 |
| M.G.M founder Marcus | 20 |
| M-G-M founder | 13 |
| M-G-M co-founder Marcus | 23 |
| Head of the old Metro Pictures | 30 |
| He formed MGM in 1924 | 21 |
| Film-industry pioneer | 21 |
| Film pioneer Marcus | 19 |
| Early theater mogul | 19 |
| Contemporary of Goldwyn and Mayer | 33 |
| Co-founder of MGM | 17 |
| Cineplex magnate Marcus | 23 |
| Big name in cinemas | 19 |
| 1920-24 owner of Metro Pictures | 31 |
| Lerner's "Camelot" partner | 40 |
| "Camelot" composer | 28 |
| Lerner's partner | 20 |
| "My Fair Lady" composer | 33 |
| "Gigi" composer | 25 |
| Lerner's musical partner | 28 |
| Composer Frederick | 18 |
| "Brigadoon" composer | 30 |
| Lerner's songwriting partner | 32 |
| Lerner's collaborator | 25 |
| "Paint Your Wagon" composer | 37 |
| "My Fair Lady" composer Frederick | 43 |
| ''Camelot'' composer | 36 |
| Lerner's partner on Broadway | 32 |
| Lerner's cowriter | 21 |
| Lerner's "My Fair Lady" collaborator | 50 |
| "On the Street Where You Live" composer | 49 |
| 'Camelot' composer | 26 |
| ''Paint Your Wagon'' composer | 45 |
| Songwriters Hall of Fame member | 31 |
| Lerner's partner in songwriting | 35 |
| Lerner's partner in songdom | 31 |
| Lerner's partner in musicals | 32 |
| Lerner's partner for "Camelot" | 44 |
| Lerner's composing partner | 30 |
| Lerner's 'My Fair Lady' collaborator | 48 |
| Lerner play mate | 16 |
| Lerner and ___ | 14 |
| Frederick who composed "My Fair Lady" | 47 |
| Frederick ___, "My Fair Lady" composer | 48 |
| Ex-teammate of Lerner | 21 |
| “Camelot” composer | 26 |
| Broadway collaborator | 21 |
| "Why Can't the English?" composer | 47 |
| "The Rain in Spain" composer | 38 |
| "The Little Prince" composer | 38 |
| "I Remember It Well" composer | 39 |
| "I Could Have Danced All Night" composer | 50 |