| Store with a red star logo | 26 |
| Big Apple parade sponsor | 24 |
| ''Miracle on 34th Street'' store | 48 |
| West Side store | 15 |
| Their logo is a red star | 24 |
| The Loop's Marshall Field's, now | 40 |
| Thanksgiving parade sponsor | 27 |
| Thanksgiving parade producer | 28 |
| Thanksgiving Day Parade name | 28 |
| Store with a star | 17 |
| Store featured in "Miracle on 34th Street" | 52 |
| Sponsor of an annual New York parade | 36 |
| Parade organizer | 16 |
| Old "It's smart to be thrifty" sloganeer | 54 |
| Noted parade sponsor | 20 |
| New York Thanksgiving Day Parade sponsor | 40 |
| Kris Kringle's employer of film | 35 |
| Flagship store at New York City's Herald Square | 51 |
| Famed parade sponsor | 20 |
| Big parade organizer | 20 |
| Big name in Thanksgiving parades | 32 |
| 1992 bankruptcy declarer | 24 |
| "Miracle on 34th Street" sight or site | 48 |
| "Miracle on 34th Street" name | 39 |
| "Miracle on 34th Street" employer | 43 |
| "If you haven't seen ___, you haven't seen New York" (old ad slogan) | 86 |
| ___ Thanksgiving Day Parade (N.Y.C. event) | 42 |
| Crackers or nuts | 16 |
| "Spy vs. Spy" magazine | 32 |
| Like King George III | 20 |
| Alfred E. Neuman's magazine | 31 |
| Like Wonderland's hatter | 28 |
| Like a wet hen | 14 |
| "What, me worry?" magazine | 36 |
| Like a March hare | 17 |
| Bench wear | 10 |
| Satire magazine | 15 |
| Satirical magazine | 18 |
| March hare characteristic | 25 |
| ___ Hatter | 10 |
| Ranting and raving | 18 |
| Magazine since 1952 | 19 |
| Like some scientists | 20 |
| Like Carroll's hatter | 25 |
| Like Anthony Wayne | 18 |
| Wildly gay | 10 |
| Ticked off but good | 19 |
| Ready to be committed | 21 |
| Plenty ticked | 13 |
| Magazine with a "fold-in" | 35 |
| Like some cinematic scientists | 30 |
| Like Lear | 9 |
| It made Alfred E. Neuman famous | 31 |
| Insane or angry | 15 |
| Humor magazine since 1952 | 25 |
| Hopping ___ | 11 |
| Hatter's mental state? | 26 |
| Epithet for Anthony Wayne | 25 |
| Dippy | 5 |
| Dam's reversal? | 19 |
| Coward's "___ About the Boy" | 42 |
| Brainsick | 9 |
| Word for Alice's hatter | 27 |
| William Gaines founded it in 1953 | 33 |
| Wildly merry | 12 |
| Very cross | 10 |
| Totally impractical | 19 |
| Spot to spy "Spy vs. Spy" | 35 |
| Sergio Aragonés's magazine | 33 |
| Satirical periodical | 20 |
| Satirical magazine since 1952 | 29 |
| Satire mag | 10 |
| Ready for an asylum | 19 |
| Ranting or raving | 17 |
| Quite cross | 11 |
| Queen "I'm Going Slightly ___" | 44 |
| Pretty ticked | 13 |
| Out of oneÂ’s mind | 21 |
| Monthly originally published by EC Comics | 41 |
| Miffed and more | 15 |
| Magazine written by the "usual gang of idiots" | 56 |
| Magazine written by "the usual gang of idiots" | 56 |
| Magazine with a gap-toothed mascot | 34 |
| Magazine with a fold-in back cover | 34 |
| Magazine with a fold-in | 23 |
| Magazine with a back-cover fold-in | 34 |
| Magazine with "The Lighter Side of..." | 48 |
| Magazine that had a "Lighter Side of ..." feature | 59 |
| Magazine that features a "Fold-In" | 44 |
| Magazine that features "Spy vs. Spy" | 46 |
| Magazine that features "Alfred's Poor Almanac" | 60 |
| Magazine that featured Don Martin cartoons | 42 |
| Magazine that began as a comic book | 35 |
| Magazine featuring movie satires | 32 |
| Magazine featuring a Fold-In | 28 |
| Like the woman of Chaillot | 26 |
| Like the hatter of Wonderland | 29 |
| Like the Hatter | 15 |
| Like the Chaillot woman | 23 |
| Like some fictional scientists | 30 |