| Activist/playwright Clare Boothe ___ | 36 |
| Saint _____ (U.N. member since 1979) | 36 |
| "Santa __": Caruso classic | 36 |
| ''__ di Lammermoor'' | 36 |
| Notorious 30's-40's criminal | 36 |
| Ethel Mertz's Manhattan neighbor | 36 |
| Former six-term senator from Indiana | 36 |
| "Son of Frankenstein "star | 36 |
| One of Nintendo's Mario Brothers | 36 |
| Verdi's "_____ Miller" | 36 |
| Soprano Tetrazzini: 1847–1940 | 36 |
| Rainer of "The Good Earth" | 36 |
| "Cool Hand ___," 1967 film | 36 |
| "To Sir, with Love" singer | 36 |
| She sang to Sidney Poitier in a film | 36 |
| ''Network'' director | 36 |
| Pioneering Russian spacecraft series | 36 |
| Dream-pop "Penthouse" band | 36 |
| Fits of madness, Ã la Shakespeare | 36 |
| It's breath-taking and inspiring | 36 |
| "The Addams Family" butler | 36 |
| This might be at the end of the line | 36 |
| They'll get you biting responses | 36 |
| Just read the post and comments, say | 36 |
| Commits one of the seven deadly sins | 36 |
| ''Titanic'', for one | 36 |
| Number of Heinz flavors in old Rome? | 36 |
| Tattooed lady in a Groucho Marx song | 36 |
| Caustic chemical used in making soap | 36 |
| The Eagles' "___ Eyes" | 36 |
| "__' Eyes": Eagles hit | 36 |
| "__ Eyes": 1975 Eagles hit | 36 |
| Lovett with a "Large Band" | 36 |
| "Cowboy Man" singer Lovett | 36 |
| Co-creator of "Twin Peaks" | 36 |
| 'Flashdance' director Adrian | 36 |
| Largish animals with black ear tufts | 36 |
| Where the Saône and Rhône meet | 36 |
| Where the Rhône and Saône meet | 36 |
| Oscar Hammerstein II's specialty | 36 |
| What Charlie Brown calls his teacher | 36 |
| Fairy queen who assisted with dreams | 36 |
| Start of many a Scottish family name | 36 |
| Former Portuguese territory in China | 36 |
| Region bordering the South China Sea | 36 |
| Formerly Portuguese territory (Var.) | 36 |
| " . . . and called it ___" | 36 |
| Austrian physicist: 1838–1916 | 36 |
| Like many a Clint Eastwood character | 36 |
| Hall of Fame baseball manager Connie | 36 |
| Speaker of the House: 1801–07 | 36 |
| Georgia birthplace of Little Richard | 36 |
| Machines that run Panther or Leopard | 36 |
| Rowland of a famous department store | 36 |
| Sponsor of an annual New York parade | 36 |
| "What, me worry?" magazine | 36 |
| Harvey Kurtzman was its first editor | 36 |
| "Call Me ___," Merman film | 36 |
| Responded to opportunity's knock | 36 |
| ''4 Minutes'' singer | 36 |
| "Open Your Heart" vocalist | 36 |
| Fox series based on a humor magazine | 36 |
| Comedy show produced by Quincy Jones | 36 |
| West of "I'm No Angel" | 36 |
| First name among vivacious actresses | 36 |
| "My Little Chickadee" name | 36 |
| "Maggie ___," Beatles song | 36 |
| "My Little Chickadee" star | 36 |
| ''GoodFellas'' group | 36 |
| The fellas in "GoodFellas" | 36 |
| "Boardwalk Empire" subject | 36 |
| One who might be seen in the offing? | 36 |
| Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g. | 36 |
| Where King John put his John Hancock | 36 |
| "___ and Steel" (Egan hit) | 36 |
| Nation that will fight at Armageddon | 36 |
| Jim Backus was his '60s TV voice | 36 |
| Backus was his voice in '60s TV | 36 |
| HBO's "Real Time" host | 36 |
| Hawaiian for "very strong" | 36 |
| He never finished his Tenth Symphony | 36 |
| Twins' name at the 1984 Olympics | 36 |
| Three-time World Cup skiing champion | 36 |
| '70s-'80s Olympic skier Phil | 36 |
| Thailand's Chiang ___ University | 36 |
| "Murder, She Wrote" locale | 36 |
| Setting of many a Stephen King novel | 36 |
| It's been remembered since 1898? | 36 |
| Goya's "The Naked ___" | 36 |
| "The Naked ___" (Goya oil) | 36 |
| College student's field of study | 36 |
| Studied primarily, with 'in' | 36 |
| Ray Charles: "___ Whoopee" | 36 |
| "___ Whoopee!" (1920s hit) | 36 |
| End of the sleeper's observation | 36 |
| African country with a namesake lake | 36 |
| Like the one who can't bear you? | 36 |
| Tina Turner: "Typical ___" | 36 |
| Mechanical connectors, half the time | 36 |
| Burkina Faso's northern neighbor | 36 |