| Scarlett | 8 |
| Notable southern belle | 22 |
| Name on Tara's deed | 23 |
| Mrs. Butler's maiden name | 29 |
| Mitchell's belle | 20 |
| Mitchell family name | 20 |
| Maureen or Scarlett | 19 |
| Maureen or John | 15 |
| Maureen of "The Quiet Man" | 36 |
| John who wrote ''BUtterfield 8'' | 48 |
| Creator of "Pal Joey" | 31 |
| Catherine of "Beetlejuice" | 36 |
| Catherine of "A Mighty Wind" | 38 |
| Butler's wife | 17 |
| Bixby's ''My Favorite Martian'' role | 56 |
| Author John | 11 |
| "My Friend Flicka" author Mary | 40 |
| "Gone With the Wind" family name | 42 |
| "Gibbsville" creator | 30 |
| "From the Terrace" writer | 35 |
| "Butterfield 8" novelist John | 39 |
| "Batman" police chief | 31 |
| 'Butterfield 8' writer | 30 |
| ''Pal Joey'' playwright | 39 |
| ''Only the Lonely'' actress Maureen | 51 |
| ''From the Terrace'' writer | 43 |
| Writer John or actress Maureen | 30 |
| Writer John ___ | 15 |
| Writer John | 11 |
| Wayne's "The Quiet Man" costar | 44 |
| Vivien Leigh role | 17 |
| USWNT soccer star Kelley | 24 |
| The Quiet Man star | 21 |
| Tara's Scarlett | 19 |
| Tara's owner | 16 |
| Tara titleholder | 16 |
| Tara occupant | 13 |
| Tara lady | 9 |
| Tara dweller | 12 |
| Suellen, Carreen or Scarlett | 28 |
| Star of "Home Alone" | 30 |
| Southern belle Scarlett | 23 |
| Southern belle of book and film | 31 |
| She speaks last in "Gone With the Wind" | 49 |
| She lost her Butler | 19 |
| She created Flicka | 18 |
| She composed "Wyoming Suite for Piano": 1946 | 54 |
| Scarlett whose final film words are "I'll never be hungry again" | 78 |
| Scarlett of Southern fiction | 28 |
| Scarlett of literature | 22 |
| Scarlett Butler's maiden name | 33 |
| Scarlett --- | 12 |
| Scarlett ____ | 13 |
| Scarlett ___ of "Gone With the Wind" | 46 |
| Role for which Davis and Hepburn were considered | 48 |
| Role for Leigh | 14 |
| Rhett Butler's bride | 24 |
| Rhett Butler bride | 18 |
| Red-headed screen star | 22 |
| Pal Joey's creator | 22 |
| Pal Joey author | 18 |
| Owner of Tara | 13 |
| Oscar role of 1939 | 18 |
| Oscar role for Leigh | 20 |
| Novelist John or Mary | 21 |
| Novelist John | 13 |
| Name at Tara | 12 |
| Mitchell's Scarlett | 23 |
| Mitchell's fictional belle | 30 |
| Mitchell protagonist | 20 |
| Mitchell name | 13 |
| Mitchell belle | 14 |
| Miss Scarlett | 13 |
| Member of a Tara clan | 21 |
| Maureen of ''The Quiet Man'' | 44 |
| Margaret Mitchell's Scarlett | 32 |
| Leigh Oscar role | 16 |
| Last name of Kipling's Kim | 30 |
| Kim of Rudyard Kipling's "Kim" | 44 |
| Kelli who will star in Broadway's "Nice Work If You Can Get It" | 77 |
| Juliet ___ (detective on TV's "Psych") | 52 |
| John, Mary or Maureen | 21 |
| John who wrote "Ten North Frederick" | 46 |
| John or Scarlett | 16 |
| John or Maureen | 15 |
| He wrote "The Horse Knows the Way" | 44 |
| He wrote "BUtterfield 8" | 34 |
| He wrote "Assembly": 1961 | 35 |
| GWTW name | 12 |
| Gotham City police chief | 24 |
| From the Terrace author | 25 |
| Flicka's creator | 20 |
| Fictional Georgian woman | 24 |
| Family name in Civil War fiction | 32 |
| Family name at Tara | 19 |
| Comical Catherine | 17 |
| Character who said "As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again." | 84 |
| Catherine of "Orange County" | 38 |
| Catherine of "Home Alone" | 35 |
| Catherine of "For Your Consideration" | 47 |