Referring Clues

• *Newsboy's cry
• Bonus
• Unbilled person
• Superfluous
• Accessory
• Newspaper rarity, nowadays
• Old paperboy's cry
• One in a crowd
• With 17-Across, NASA concern
• Cry while holding a paper
• Bit player
• What is more
• Film fill-in
• Uncredited actor
• Like a third hand
• Cry repeated before "Read all about it!"
• One of a Hollywood crowd?
• Small role to play
• Add-on
• Plus amount
• Unneeded
• Seconds
• Newsboy's shout of old
• Bit of gravy
• A face in the crowd?
• Spare
• Part of a crowd, maybe
• One in a cast of thousands
• The last 10% of 110%
• The 13th item in a baker's dozen
• Newsboy's cry
• Rare newspaper edition, nowadays
• "Cast of thousands" member
• Indian in an oater, say
• Crowd scene actor
• More than necessary
• Crowd-scene character
• Background actor
• Bygone newsboy's cry
• For an additional cost
• Old newsboy's call
• It'll cost a little more
• Movie crowd member
• Bonus feature
• X, on a shirt tag
• A face in the crowd
• Additional
• Not included
• More than usual
• When repeated, bygone newsboy's cry
• Brand of sugar-free gum
• Word with credit or point
• Repeated, a shout before "Read all about it!"
• E.T. part
• Uncommonly
• Walk-on
• Special edition
• Mob scene actor
• Audience member in a film, probably
• Part of a crowd scene
• In addition
• Leftover
• More than required
• Something additional
• Crowd-scene participant
• Special edition of a newspaper
• Newsboy cry of old
• Bit part player
• He gets no credit
• ". . . ___, read all about it!"
• Actor in a crowd
• Kind of special
• Tabloid show hosted by Mario Lopez
• Cast-of-thousands member
• Newsdealer's shout of old
• Crowd-scene actor
• Tribe member in many films
• Hollywood walk-on
• Hollywood "spear carrier"
• When repeated, start of an old shout that ends with the starts of 17-, 26-, 47- and 61-Across
• One in a mob scene?
• Actor who gets no credit
• More
• Actor in the background
• Plus
• One of a Hollywood crowd
• Face in the crowd
• "... ___, read all about it!"
• Secondary
• Crowd scene constituent
• One without lines, generally
• Uncredited cast member
• One of a moviedom mass
• Something added
• One in a crowd scene
• Theater walk-on
• Word shouted twice on the street
• Very, very
• Added
• Crowd scene player
• Newsboy's quaint shout
• Part of E.T.
• ___ cheese (pizza order)
• Not included for that price
• Left over
• Frill
• Actor without lines
• Not included in the regular price
• Like charges for new car options
• Face in the crowd?
• With 47- & 48-Across, like some student activities
• Tabloid TV show co-hosted by Mario Lopez
• Subsidiary
• Soldier in a war film, e.g.
• Like some credit in school
• Terrestrial opening?
• Ordinary start?
• Supplementary
• Over and above
• Not included in the listed price
• Old cry before "Read all about it!"
• More than what's needed
• More than enough
• Part of the Hollywood crowd?
• Surplus item
• Minor actor
• An additional cost
• Not needed
• Part of ESP
• Lineless actor
• One who gets no credit?
• Lagniappe
• More than needed
• It's left over
• Supplemental
• Available as an add-on
• What's made "just in case"
• Not included in the price
• Crowd-scene actor, e.g.
• Added attraction
• Face in the crowd, in film
• Something optional
• More than expected
• Newsboy's cry of yore
• Non-speaking role
• With 62-Across, student's grade booster
• Surplus
• Newsy's special
• ___ innings
• More than what is usual
• Newsboy's shout
• Gum brand
• Surplus actor in small role
• More for one with small part
• More take part in the next race
• Spare one of the crowd
• Out of context, rather more
• Resident in Essex travelling more
• Minor actor in crowd scenes
• Piece thrown into the regular package
• Run not scored from the bat, in cricket
• Like bonus DVD
• Spear carrier
• Like bonus material on CD
• Like bonus sticker, with CD
• A bit on the side
• More old paintings put up
• Entering vortex, travelling further
• 23 player?
• More or less important player
• More than usually wide
• Additional expense
• Additionally wide, say?
• Run in next race
• From painting, standing to get more
• Run right into the chopper, turning
• Possibly wide edition of the paper?
• Cross the new rate out - it's more to pay!
• Further Essex traffic jams
• More cross, train not in, completing last in puzzle
• ... more of which old, almost entirely conventional
• Another aspect of sex trafficking?
• Minor player's contribution to the score?
• Additional - run - actor - newspaper edition
• Non-striking bonus
• Counts as a run outside
• Who's part of the movie host's run?
• Further - run
• Wide part of an extractor fan
• Run taking seconds?
• More is not left in cutback
• More to be included in the next race at Doncaster
• He's paid to say nothing
• Craft is back underneath once more
• A minor player makes more
• Bye or wide, for example
• (Theatrical) spear carrier
• Bonus derived from illegal sex traffic
• Possibly a wide face in the crowd on screen
• Spare time right during cutback
• Particularly old painting put up
• Small part actor gets a run
• No-ball or wide, perhaps?
• New rate is about ten more
• Run out of paintings for mounting
• Run outside!
• Old-time artist made redundant
• Tear out about ten more
• Sex training is not entirely off the menu
• In this context rationality is a plus
• One of crowd in old, upturned craft
• Further, far from a star
• Remarkably old craft comes back
• Old painting reflected more
• Run over?
• Added on
• Cast member, at times
• Actor missing from the credits
• Surplus or accessory
• In reserve
• Run out of pictures to back
• We want more from Connex trains
• Run a special edition
• More artillerymen on leave after Italy surrendered
• Wide, say, right in the centre
• Bit player gets former friend to go half way
• Another run
• Performer turning right in fire
• More cunning Times puzzle ultimately rejected
• Another actor
• Sussex travel agent wants some more
• Old flame takes pictures back as well
• Divorcee with skill turned up more
• Exceptionally wide, for example
• Former husband drawing back further
• Former husband returns paintings as well
• In a sex trap, it's unnecessary
• Next race yields a bonus
• Additional charge is made for this in sex trade
• Bit-part actor
• Sundry
• Shed a tear about ten more
• Leg bye etc
• More to come from old-time artist
• More trickery recalled by former partner
• Surplus pictures returned to former partner
• Former model and artist, an actor
• Bonus for person in film
• In addition, there is no need to run for it
• Bonus for the crowd scene actor
• Executive skill rejected as not necessary
• Small part, though wide, perhaps?
• Additional bit-part player
• Run, unusually
• More in next race
• More carried by Wessex Trains
• Artist on way out? One being ignored more
• A wide, perhaps, in over
• Another bit player
• A bye, perhaps, in over
• Additional passage from book court ignored
• Not included in special edition
• Former partner on craft coming over more
• One in crowd scene, wide?
• Former partner beginning to torment artist more
• More taking part in next rally
• It could be a wide gash
• More times with time in time
• More, many more, indicate an accumulation in the 21
• More outside?
• Run old transport, not reaching home
• More subordinate to a 27?
• Cooking ingredient very, very original elixir to enjoy, primarily in a stew
• Sussex train has stopped outside
• One of "300," say
• Paper pusher's cry
• Member of the crowd, on a film set
• Run one of the film crowd
• Added bonus
• Actor in a cast of thousands
• ___ added attraction
• The painting has been returned to once more
• Rate change involving ten more
• Like 10th and 11th innings
• Member of crowd texts Mrs May after banks fail
• More paintings returned by former husband
• Optional feature
• ___ credit
• Run a bit more
• What "X" may stand for
• More for the actor in a crowd scene
• Actor playing a small part in the next race?
• Special rate covers 10
• Performer not given credit for producing more
• Even more late, perhaps, with the news?
• Newsboy's cry of old
• More wide, perhaps
• *Touchdown follower
• Crowd actor
• One in a movie mob scene
• Run the newspaper
• More pull out when court is dismissed
• Not standard
• One playing a small part
• What you have when you have more than enough
• Over-the-top
• Crowd member portrayer
• Optional purchase
• Auxiliary
• What's more
• Additional thing
• Like a 10th or 11th inning, in baseball
• Run further
• Additionally wide, say?
• One in a Hollywood crowd
• Certain cast member
• Possibly wide edition of the paper?
• More than the usual amount
• Gravy, you might say
• Polar Ice gum brand
• Additionally wide, perhaps?
• Thrown in
• Minor player's contribution to the score?
• Actor in the background of a scene
• What guacamole often costs
• Over the top, in slang
• Additionally wide?
• Deleted scene, e.g.
• When repeated, an old newsboy's cry
• Overdramatic
• Outlandishly over the top, in modern slang