| Rob |
| ROGERS |
| Boy's name |
| Mr. Rogers |
| Scott hero |
| Dale's man |
| Outlaw Rob |
| ___ G. Biv |
| Judge Bean |
| Campanella |
| Dale's mate |
| Lawyer Cohn |
| Rob follower |
| Dale's hubby |
| Singer Acuff |
| Singer Clark |
| Mister Rogers |
| Dale's spouse |
| Walt's nephew |
| Writer Blount |
| Actor Thinnes |
| Senator Blunt |
| Trigger rider |
| Cowboy Rogers |
| Dale's partner |
| Actor Scheider |
| Campy catcher? |
| Dale's husband |
| Dale's pardner |
| Goalie Patrick |
| Musical Rogers |
| Netman Emerson |
| One Mr. Rogers |
| Spouse of Dale |
| Walt's brother |
| Yankee's White |
| Banjoist Clark |
| Rocker Orbison |
| Acuff or Clark |
| Singer Orbison |
| Rob ___": Scott |
| Composer Harris |
| Country's Clark |
| Crooner Orbison |
| Disney's nephew |
| Orbison of song |
| Acuff or Rogers |
| Rogers or Acuff |
| Rogers or Clark |
| Clark or Rogers |
| Trigger puller? |
| Trigger's rider |
| Author Arundhati |
| Avalanche goalie |
| Clark of country |
| Clark or Orbison |
| Dale Evans hubby |
| Disney of Disney |
| Orbison of music |
| Orbison or Clark |
| Scott's "Rob ___ |
| Trigger's master |
| White or Wilkins |
| NBA star Hibbert |
| Orbison or Acuff |
| Romanow, for one |
| Literally, "king |
| The Natural" hero |
| Emerson of tennis |
| Honky-tonk Rogers |
| Orbison or Rogers |
| Romanow or Rogers |
| Scheider of films |
| Scheider of "Jaws |
| Art's Lichtenstein |
| Catcher Campanella |
| Clark of 'Hee Haw' |
| Patrick ___Thomson |
| Range rider Rogers |
| Rob ___ (cocktail) |
| Romanow or Thomson |
| Romanow or Orbison |
| Hee Haw" host Clark |
| Media mogul Thomson |
| Name related to Rex |
| Pacers star Hibbert |
| Rogers on horseback |
| Scheider or Orbison |
| Social-worker Innis |
| Tony winner Dotrice |
| Cowboy actor Rogers |
| Frontier judge Bean |
| Half of a Vegas duo |
| Trigger's passenger |
| Movie cowboy Rogers |
| Siegfried's partner |
| Artist Lichtenstein |
| ___ G BIV (mnemonic) |
| 2001 Stanley Cup MVP |
| N.H.L. great Patrick |
| Siegfried's compadre |
| Tennis great Emerson |
| Boxer ___ Jones, Jr. |
| Campanella or Rogers |
| Cowboy legend Rogers |
| Painter Lichtenstein |
| Country singer Clark |
| Lichtenstein, for one |
| Name that means "king |
| Country music's Acuff |
| Famous tiger attackee |
| Frontier justice Bean |
| Half a Western couple |
| Half a '90s Vegas duo |
| McCarthy counsel Cohn |
| Mr. Rogers on a horse |
| Spectrum mnemonic guy |
| Writer ___ Blount Jr. |
| Siegfried's colleague |
| Country musician Clark |
| Dale's favorite cowboy |
| Kevin's "Tin Cup" role |
| Missouri senator Blunt |
| Novelist Arundhati ___ |
| Old-time cowboy Rogers |
| Siegfried collaborator |
| Clark of country music |
| 'Hee Haw' co-host Clark |
| The Natural" hero Hobbs |
| Actor Scheider of "Jaws |
| Man's name meaning "red |
| Orbison or Lichtenstein |
| Singer Acuff or Orbison |
| Pop artist Lichtenstein |
| Buck's "Hee Haw" co-host |
| Country's Acuff or Clark |
| Dodgers great Campanella |
| Lord Thomson, familiarly |
| Thinnes of "The Invaders |
| Lichtenstein, the artist |
| ''Crying'' singer Orbison |
| Early rock singer Orbison |
| Rob ___ (Scotch cocktail) |
| Singing cowboy ___ Rogers |
| Baseball great Campanella |
| Campanella of Cooperstown |
| ___ G BIV (color mnemonic) |
| ''Hee Haw'' banjoist Clark |
| Mickey Mouse Club "grownup |
| Country music legend Acuff |
| Dodgers catcher Campanella |
| Half of a famous Vegas duo |
| Hobbs who was "The Natural |
| Man in a colorful mnemonic |
| Scheider from Orange, N.J. |
| Civil rights leader Wilkins |
| Rob ___ (drink with Scotch) |
| Siegfried & ___ (magicians) |
| The natural in "The Natural |
| Walt Disney's older brother |
| Man's name that means "king |
| Tiger attack victim of 2003 |
| Teammate of Pee Wee and Duke |
| __ G BIV (spectrum mnemonic) |
| Hee Haw" host/musician Clark |
| Pretty Woman" singer Orbison |
| 20th-century composer Harris |
| Pop Art pioneer Lichtenstein |
| Siegfried's partner in Vegas |
| Start of a colorful mnemonic |
| Western peer of Tex and Gene |
| Siegfried's partner in magic |
| ___ G. Biv (rainbow mnemonic) |
| Author of La Montagne Secrete |
| Famous victim of tiger attack |
| Sigfried's performing partner |
| UNC basketball coach Williams |
| Bean of the American frontier |
| The Natural" protagonist Hobbs |
| Circus stars Siegfried & _____ |
| Hall of Fame goalie Patrick __ |
| Orbison who sang "Pretty Woman |
| Three-time N.L. MVP Campanella |
| King of the Cowboys" ___ Rogers |
| Only the Lonely" singer Orbison |
| Campanella of Ebbets Field fame |
| Former Avalanche goalie Patrick |
| Former Vegas act Siegfried & ___ |
| Oh, Pretty Woman" singer Orbison |
| Booker Prize winner Arundhati ___ |
| Former boxing champ ___ Jones Jr. |
| Grammy-winning trumpeter Hargrove |
| Led Zep "Hats Off to (___) Harper |
| N.H.L. star nicknamed St. Patrick |
| Rob ___" (Sir Walter Scott novel) |
| Orbison of the Traveling Wilburys |
| I'm Gone, I'm Going" singer Lesley |
| 1986 and 1993 Smythe Trophy winner |
| Brooklyn Dodgers legend Campanella |
| Siegfried & ___ (former magic duo) |
| Orbison who sang "Oh, Pretty Woman |
| Cohn depicted in "Angels in America |
| Richard and Robert's "Jaws" co-star |
| ___ Rogers (cowboy who rode Trigger) |
| Gabrielle ___ (The Tin Flute author) |
| Pam's former fiancé, on "The Office |
| First name among the ''Hee Haw'' cast |
| Gabrielle____ ( The Tin Flute writer ) |
| ___ G. Biv" (They Might Be Giants tune) |
| Acuff of the Country Music Hall of Fame |
| Scheider of the first two "Jaws" movies |
| Two-time Cy Young Award winner Halladay |
| 2003 A.L. Cy Young Award winner Halladay |
| Jazz trumpeter Hargrove with two Grammys |
| Rob ___ (Scotch and sweet vermouth drink) |
| The God of Small Things" author Arundhati |
| The Daily Show" correspondent ___ Wood Jr. |
| The God of Small Things" novelist Arundhati |
| Cohn played by Pacino in "Angels in America |
| ___ Halladay, two-time Cy Young Award winner |
| George ___ Hill, director of a 1973 Oscar winner |
| Siegfried & ___ (retired Las Vegas entertainers) |
| Halladay who won both the A.L. and N.L. Cy Young awards |
| Rogers who was elected twice to the Country Music Hall of Fame |
| Jim's romantic rival for the first couple seasons of "The Office |