| Satchmo | 7 |
| DeVito's "Taxi" role | 34 |
| Ape in Disney's "The Jungle Book" | 47 |
| Latka's boss, on "Taxi" | 37 |
| FX show about a stand-up comic | 30 |
| Former "Family Feud" host Anderson | 44 |
| Doubled name in a hit song title | 32 |
| Brother of Dewey | 16 |
| When repeated, classic song with the lyric "Me gotta go" | 66 |
| When repeated, a 1963 hit | 25 |
| When repeated, a 1963 #2 hit | 28 |
| When repeated, 1963 hit with alleged obscene lyrics determined by the FBI to be "unintelligible at any speed" | 119 |
| Toon duckling | 13 |
| Salad dish, crab ___ | 20 |
| Rotund comic Anderson | 21 |
| Repeated name in Kingsmen classic | 33 |
| One of DonaldÂ’s nephews | 27 |
| Name repeated by The Kingsmen | 29 |
| Musician Armstrong | 18 |
| Lanford Wilson's "Serenading ___" | 47 |
| Jazzman Armstrong, informally | 29 |
| Jazz great Armstrong | 20 |
| Huey and Dewey's brother | 28 |
| Hang a ___ | 10 |
| Half an unintelligible rock classic | 35 |
| Emmy-nominated comedy series on FX | 34 |
| Donald Duck's nephew | 24 |
| Danny, on "Taxi" | 26 |
| Danny DeVito's "Taxi" role | 40 |
| Comic Anderson | 14 |
| Character in "Donald's Nephews" (1938 cartoon) | 60 |
| Cab dispatcher on “Taxi” | 32 |
| Acerbic dispatcher on "Taxi" | 38 |
| "Taxi" dispatcher | 27 |
| "Family Feud" host Anderson | 37 |
| Sarges' superiors | 21 |
| Anderson and a nephew of Donald Duck | 36 |
| Armstrong | 9 |
| Trumpeter Armstrong | 19 |
| Writer L'Amour | 18 |
| The Brown Bomber | 16 |
| St. __, MO | 10 |
| Chemist Pasteur | 15 |
| Armstrong or Pasteur | 20 |
| American trumpet player Armstrong | 33 |
| "Satchmo" Armstrong | 29 |
| Vuitton of fashion | 18 |
| Name of some French kings | 25 |
| Name of several French kings | 28 |
| Movie mogul Mayer | 17 |
| Legendary trumpeter Armstrong | 29 |
| Ella's frequent duettist | 28 |
| Boxing's Joe | 16 |
| Winner over Schmeling in 1938 | 29 |
| Winner of a famous 1938 rematch | 31 |
| Tiffany, for one | 16 |
| Tiffany who made Tiffany lamps | 30 |
| St. or Joe | 10 |
| St. ___ | 7 |
| Scientist Pasteur | 17 |
| Satchmo's first name | 24 |
| Satchmo, really | 15 |
| Robert ___ Stevenson | 20 |
| Pugilistic Joe | 14 |
| Prima or Pasteur | 16 |
| Pasteur or Prima | 16 |
| One of almost 20 French kings | 29 |
| One of 18 rois | 14 |
| One of 18 kings | 15 |
| One of 18 French kings | 22 |
| Name for French kings | 21 |
| Monsieur Pasteur | 16 |
| Metis leader Riel | 17 |
| Many a French king | 18 |
| Justice Brandeis | 16 |
| Jurist Brandeis | 15 |
| Joe the boxer | 13 |
| Jazzy Armstrong | 15 |
| Heavyweight champ from 1937-49 | 30 |
| Hall of Fame boxer | 18 |
| Fashion house founder Vuitton | 29 |
| Famous French king | 18 |
| Designer Vuitton | 16 |
| Comedian Nye | 12 |
| Champ after Braddock | 20 |
| Bromfield | 9 |
| Braille's first name | 24 |
| Boxing's Brown Bomber | 25 |
| Boxing's 'Brown Bomber' | 35 |
| Bourbon royal name | 18 |
| Automaker Chevrolet | 19 |
| Armstrong or L'Amour | 24 |
| Armstrong of jazz | 17 |
| Another boxer? | 14 |
| An Armstrong | 12 |
| A Mo. patron? | 13 |
| 1930s-'40s heavyweight champ Joe | 36 |
| "Seinfeld" actress Julia __-Dreyfus | 45 |
| "Seinfeld" actress Julia ___-Dreyfus | 46 |
| "How the West Was Won" writer L'Amour | 51 |