| First name in early horror | 26 |
| Filmdom's Chaney | 20 |
| Famed werewolf portrayer before Taylor's time | 49 |
| European capital: Abbr. | 23 |
| English city: Abbr. | 19 |
| Either of two Chaneys | 21 |
| Either Chaney | 13 |
| Early horror name | 17 |
| Contemporary of Boris and Bela | 30 |
| Contemporary of Bela/Boris | 26 |
| Colleague of Boris and Bela | 27 |
| Cohort of Boris and Bela | 24 |
| Chaney, the Man of a Thousand Faces | 35 |
| Chaney, the father or the son | 29 |
| Chaney, Sr. or Jr. | 18 |
| Chaney, for one | 15 |
| Chaney, father or son | 21 |
| Chaney with a thousand faces | 28 |
| Chaney who played the hunchback of Notre Dame | 45 |
| Chaney or Chaney Jr. | 20 |
| Chaney of the silver screen | 27 |
| Chaney of silents | 17 |
| Chaney of silent films | 22 |
| Chaney of old Hollywood | 23 |
| Chaney of old chillers | 22 |
| Chaney of horror movies | 23 |
| Chaney of film lore | 19 |
| Chaney of "The Monster" | 33 |
| Chaney of "Of Mice and Men" | 37 |
| Chaney of 'Mr. Wu' | 26 |
| Chaney in early cinema | 22 |
| Cambodia's Nol | 18 |
| Cambodia's _____Nol | 23 |
| Cambodia's __ Nol | 21 |
| Bela forerunner | 15 |
| Ban-___ (synthetic yarn) | 24 |
| Ban-___ (shirt material) | 24 |
| Arrive at by chance | 19 |
| Alice ___, singer for Welk | 26 |
| Actor Chaney, Jr. | 17 |
| Abbreviation on a map | 21 |
| A Eur. capital | 14 |
| "Wolfman" portrayer Chaney Jr. | 40 |
| "Wolf Man" Chaney | 27 |
| "Man of a Thousand Faces" | 35 |
| "___ Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story From China" (1990 Caldecott Medal winner) | 87 |
| ___ Nol (Cambodian strongman) | 29 |
| ___ Nol | 7 |
| ___ Chaney, Jr. | 15 |
| ___ Chaney of early films | 25 |
| "The Man of a Thousand Faces" | 39 |
| Phantom portrayer, 1925 | 23 |
| Famous bridge | 13 |
| Dickensian setting | 18 |
| City ravaged by a 1666 fire | 27 |
| City in Ontario | 15 |
| 2012 Olympics site | 18 |
| With Six, Canadian car | 22 |
| Where Wembley is | 16 |
| Where the pussy cat has been | 28 |
| Where Big Ben bongs | 19 |
| Three-time Olympics host | 24 |
| Tate Gallery setting | 20 |
| Soho locale | 11 |
| Site of the Guildhall | 21 |
| Setting of Buckingham Palace | 28 |
| Old Rolling Stones record label | 31 |
| Lambeth Palace locale | 21 |
| Jack or Julie | 13 |
| Hyde Park place | 15 |
| Holmes's home | 17 |
| Haydn's 104th | 17 |
| Giant Ferris wheel on the Thames | 32 |
| City in Kentucky | 16 |
| British Capital or Ontario city | 31 |
| Bridge city in a children's song | 36 |
| Big Ben's city | 18 |
| #104 | 4 |
| "V for Vendetta" setting | 34 |
| "A Tale of Two Cities" setting | 40 |
| Beef entree | 11 |
| Boneless, marinated cut of beef | 31 |
| Writer Jack's favorite entree? | 34 |
| Vacationer's favorite entrée? | 36 |
| Thinly sliced beef dish | 23 |
| Thin-sliced beef dish | 21 |
| Soho dish | 9 |
| Marinated flank steak | 21 |
| Holmes or Watson, e.g. | 22 |
| Samuel Pepys was one | 20 |
| One often in a fog? | 19 |
| Greenwich resident | 18 |
| Whitechapel resident | 20 |
| Underground rider, probably | 27 |
| Tube patron | 11 |
| Swinburne was one | 17 |
| Soho inhabitant | 15 |
| Notting Hill resident | 21 |
| Mayfair resident | 16 |
| Dickens, in his formative years | 31 |