| France's second-largest city | 32 |
| City in east-central France on the Rhone River | 46 |
| Australian prime minister Joseph Aloysius ___ | 45 |
| Stringed-instrument constellation | 33 |
| Constellation named for a stringed instrument | 45 |
| Neighbor of Hercules in the night sky | 37 |
| Constellation with the star Vega | 32 |
| Constellation named for an instrument | 37 |
| Constellation between Cygnus and Hercules | 41 |
| Stringed instrument constellation | 33 |
| Constellation with a music-related name | 39 |
| Constellation that includes the bright star Vega | 48 |
| Constellation containing the Ring Nebula | 40 |
| "The Golden Compass" heroine | 38 |
| Instrument played with a plectrum | 33 |
| Hugo's "Toute la ___" | 35 |
| Whar "'Omer smote" | 32 |
| Swan's neighbor, in the night sky | 37 |
| Music maker that doesn't sound true | 39 |
| Marching band's music holder | 32 |
| Instrument made with a turtle shell | 35 |
| Instrument in some old paintings | 32 |
| Instrument common in King David's court | 43 |
| Erato's instrument, in some depictions | 42 |
| "Toute la ___," Hugo work | 35 |
| Instruments playing false notes? | 32 |
| Instruments for Erato and Hermes | 32 |
| Emotionally expressive, as poetry | 33 |
| "Somewhere over the rainbow," e.g. | 44 |
| Oscar Hammerstein II's specialty | 36 |
| Maker of Touch of Foam hand wash | 32 |
| Maker of "neutra air" products | 40 |
| "Kills 99.9% of bacteria" product | 43 |
| "Disinfect to protect" sloganeer | 42 |
| "Disinfect to Protect" brand | 38 |
| Ewe in the movie "Babe" | 33 |
| Word said with a tip o' the hat | 35 |
| ''Just the facts'' follower | 43 |
| Word said while tipping one's hat | 37 |
| Term of address from a hat-tipper | 33 |
| Polite "yes" or "no" follower | 49 |
| "Yes, ___" (gent's reply) | 39 |
| "May I help you, ___?" | 32 |
| What Charlie Brown calls his teacher | 36 |
| Southern lady's salutation, stereotypically | 47 |
| Sir's counterpart, informally | 33 |
| Polite word used by nice young men | 34 |
| Contraction used by servants and children | 41 |
| Contraction often used by servants | 34 |
| Contraction after "yes" | 33 |
| "Wham, bam, thank you, ___" | 37 |
| "Just the facts" follower | 35 |
| "Just the facts, ___ . . ." | 37 |
| ''Just the facts, __'' | 38 |
| ''Just the facts, ___'' | 39 |
| Local shop's partners, perhaps | 34 |
| Kettles ... or the theme of this puzzle | 39 |
| Marjorie Main/Percy Kilbride roles | 34 |
| "Serpico" novelist Peter | 34 |
| "Serpico" author Peter | 32 |
| "The Valachi Papers" author Peter | 43 |
| "Underboss" author Peter | 34 |
| ''Serpico'' author | 34 |
| Peter who wrote "Underboss" | 37 |
| Peter who wrote "The Valachi Papers" | 46 |
| Author of "The Valachi Papers" | 40 |
| ''Serpico'' author Peter | 40 |
| Nieuwe ___, Rotterdam's river | 33 |
| He wrote "The Valachi Papers" | 39 |
| "The Valachi Papers" author | 37 |
| "Serpico" writer Peter | 32 |
| ''Serpico'' writer Peter | 40 |
| Shelley's "Queen ___" | 35 |
| Shelley's "Queen __" | 34 |
| Queen of "Romeo and Juliet" | 37 |
| Queen mentioned in "Romeo and Juliet" | 47 |
| Queen in "Romeo and Juliet" | 37 |
| Principal in a well-publicized breakup | 38 |
| Fairy queen who assisted with dreams | 36 |
| Fairy queen governing men's dreams | 38 |
| Fairy queen described by Mercutio | 33 |
| Character in Drayton's "Nymphidia" | 48 |
| "The fairies' midwife": Shak. | 43 |
| Stately public enemy of the '30s? | 37 |
| Legendary public enemy of the '30s | 38 |
| Legendary Depression Era public enemy | 37 |
| Legendary '20s-'30s crime family head | 45 |
| Lady with a dream in a Louis Armstrong tune | 43 |
| "The Pirates of Penzance" heroine | 43 |
| "Pirates of Penzance" heroine | 39 |
| Name meaning "lovable" | 32 |
| Jerry Herman musical "Mack & ___" | 47 |
| Comedienne Normand who co-starred with Chaplin | 46 |
| British Columbia's _____Lake | 32 |
| Quaint nickname for the phone company | 37 |
| Phone company "parent," once | 38 |
| Parent of Ameritech, Nynex, etc. | 32 |
| Nickname in a newsworthy 1984 breakup | 37 |
| Nickname for a telecom conglomerate | 35 |
| Monopoly broken up in 1984, colloquially | 40 |