| 1990 Warrant hit that was overplayed on MTV, but banned by Canada's MuchMusic |
77 |
| 1984 parody tune that mentions Cap'n Crunch and Raisin Bran |
59 |
| 1919 bildungsroman by Hermann Hesse |
35 |
| 1920s-'30s Flying Clouds, e.g. |
30 |
| 16 and Seventeen, for short |
27 |
| 1965 song with the lyric "These are words that go together well |
63 |
| 18+ ticket category |
19 |
| 1920s-'30s art style |
20 |
| 1-15-6-11-5-22 |
14 |
| 11,000-ft. high smoker |
22 |
| 1931 count portrayer |
20 |
| 1976 airport raid site |
22 |
| 1958 winner of nine Oscars |
26 |
| 1997 science fiction movie starring Jodie Foster |
48 |
| 1998 film based on a Chinese folk tale |
38 |
| 1973 musical for which George S. Irving won a Tony for Best Actor |
65 |
| 1987 Kathleen Beller film |
25 |
| 1912 follower of Teddy Roosevelt |
32 |
| 1969 biopic starring Omar Sharif |
32 |
| 1994 speed skating gold medalist Jansen |
39 |
| 1994 Jodie Foster drama |
23 |
| 1957 Paul Anka hit |
18 |
| 1998 film in which Woody Allen's character is a six-footer |
58 |
| 1,000 grams, briefly |
20 |
| 1997 March Madness champion |
27 |
| 1982 holiday country hit by Alabama |
35 |
| 1980 Hall of Great Western Performers inductee |
46 |
| 1988 NFL MVP |
12 |
| 1998 film with leggy stars? |
27 |
| 1981 film "___ Boot |
19 |
| 12/31, for one |
14 |
| 1910s boxing champ Willard |
26 |
| 1961 chart-topper for Ray Charles |
33 |
| 1.0 GPA |
7 |
| 12th Jewish month |
17 |
| 1/1,000 inch |
12 |
| 1/1000 of an inch |
17 |
| 1997 bestseller by Charles Frazier |
34 |
| 1995 Oliver Stone biopic |
24 |
| 1992 boxing drama, or the 2000 Best Picture winner |
50 |
| 15th century ship |
17 |
| 1987 Def Leppard album with four Top 10 hits |
44 |
| 1940s-era jazz aficionado |
25 |
| 1996 Madonna musical |
20 |
| 11 Wall St. tenant |
18 |
| 1942 movie with the song "Love Is a Song |
40 |
| 1, 66 or 95, on GPS (Abbr.) |
27 |
| 1930s shantytown |
16 |
| 1990s Secretary of Labor Robert |
31 |
| 1983 David Bowie song |
21 |
| 1968 Steppenwolf hit |
20 |
| 1855 Tennyson work |
18 |
| 1914 battle locale |
18 |
| 1987 Peace Prize winner |
23 |
| 1991 Jodie Foster film |
22 |
| 1940 Crosby/Lamour/Hope film that was the first of a "travel" series |
68 |
| 1880s pres. monogram |
20 |
| 1950's sitcom name |
18 |
| 1981 Eric Clapton song whose title is followed by "You're fooling around with my heart": 4 wds. |
95 |
| 1 or 2, say |
11 |
| 1933 horror film |
16 |
| 1930s quints' name |
18 |
| 1970s sitcom that ended with the title character in Congress |
60 |
| 1965 Steve McQueen title role |
29 |
| 1960s women's fashion |
21 |
| 1973 #1 Rolling Stones hit that's a woman's name |
48 |
| 1986 Danson-Mandel comedy |
25 |
| 1973 #1 hit for the Stones |
26 |
| 1936 Cole Porter song, literally |
32 |
| 12 Angry Men" role |
18 |
| 1,000, in Tours |
15 |
| 1987 Joanne Woodward/John Malkovich drama, with "The |
52 |
| 1992 comedy in which Damon Wayans plays a con artist |
52 |
| 1.0 is not a good one, in brief |
31 |
| 1996 movie set in Nevada's Area 51 |
34 |
| 1870 opera famously excerpted in "Apocalypse Now |
48 |
| 1996 Alison Anders film |
23 |
| 1981 Chrysler debut |
19 |
| 1987 role for Costner |
21 |
| 1995 Jefferson portrayer |
24 |
| 1930's boxing champ Max |
23 |
| 1968 US Open champion Arthur |
28 |
| 1968 film computer |
18 |
| 1982 soft rock hit for Toto |
27 |
| 1989 sci-fi film with The |
29 |
| 1964 film about the Battle of Rorke's Drift |
43 |
| 10 cc, e.g. |
11 |
| 1994 Julia Sweeney film based on an "SNL" skit |
46 |
| 1992 Edward James Olmos film |
28 |
| 1966 Pulitzer-winning Edward Albee play, with "A |
48 |
| 1849 love poem |
14 |
| 1973 Malcolm McDowell film, after "O |
36 |
| 1980 Chrysler debut |
19 |
| 1986 pennant winner |
19 |
| 1958 Pulitzer-winning novelist and family |
41 |
| 1974 title role for Dustin |
26 |
| 1200, to Caesar |
15 |
| 1995 NBA champs |
15 |
| 1989 |
4 |
| 1990s TV series |
15 |