Referring Clues

• Pop artist Lichtenstein
• Emerson of tennis
• Acuff of the Country Music Hall of Fame
• Half of a Vegas duo
• Lichtenstein, for one
• Dale's man
• Bean of the American frontier
• Singer Acuff
• Writer ___ Blount Jr.
• Mr. Rogers
• Frontier judge Bean
• Pop Art pioneer Lichtenstein
• Tony winner Dotrice
• Baseball great Campanella
• Singer Orbison
• Scheider of "Jaws"
• Judge Bean
• Frontier justice Bean
• Cowboy Rogers
• "Crying" singer Orbison
• Clark of country music
• Rob ___ (drink with Scotch)
• Novelist Arundhati ___
• Literally, "king"
• N.H.L. star nicknamed St. Patrick
• Dodgers catcher Campanella
• Rogers who was elected twice to the Country Music Hall of Fame
• "Oh, Pretty Woman" singer Orbison
• Painter Lichtenstein
• "Hee Haw" banjoist Clark
• Campanella of Cooperstown
• Graphic artist Lichtenstein
• Orbison or Rogers
• Bean of the frontier
• Rogers or Clark
• Cowboy actor Rogers
• "Rob ___" (Sir Walter Scott novel)
• Buck's "Hee Haw" co-host
• Trigger puller?
• Range rider Rogers
• Siegfried's partner
• Dale's husband
• Hall of Fame goalie Patrick ___
• Artist Lichtenstein
• Country musician Clark
• Goalie Patrick
• Half of a famous Vegas duo
• Tennis great Emerson
• Former Avalanche goalie Patrick
• 2003 A.L. Cy Young Award winner Halladay
• Campanella of Ebbets Field fame
• Teammate of Pee Wee and Duke
• Rob ___
• Start of a colorful mnemonic
• Three-time N.L. MVP Campanella
• Thinnes of "The Invaders"
• Country singer Clark
• Scheider of "Jaws"
• Disney of Disney
• Walt's brother
• Name that means "king"
• Dale Evans hubby
• Dale's mate
• Man in a colorful mnemonic
• "Crying" singer Orbison
• Dale's pardner
• Cowboy legend Rogers
• First name among the "Hee Haw" cast
• Siegfried's compadre
• Civil rights leader Wilkins
• "Mickey Mouse Club "grownup
• Banjoist Clark
• Movie cowboy Rogers
• Orbison who sang "Oh, Pretty Woman"
• 20th-century composer Harris
• Rob ___
• Hall of Fame goalie Patrick ___
• Orbison or Acuff
• Acuff or Clark
• Name that means "king"
• Romanow or Rogers
• Lord Thomson, familiarly
• Avalanche goalie
• Media mogul Thomson
• Trigger's rider
• Famous victim of tiger attack
• Singing gunslinger Rogers
• Trigger-happy guy?
• N.H.L. great Patrick
• "King of the Cowboys" Rogers
• Replicant in "Blade Runner"
• Trigger's passenger
• Rogers or Campanella
• Clark or Rogers
• Innis or Thinnes
• Clark or Campanella
• Dale's mister
• Trigger-happy fellow?
• Siegfried's colleague
• ___ Rogers
• Singer Acuff or Orbison
• Acuff or Orbison
• Scheider of 'Jaws'
• Orbison of the Traveling Wilburys
• "The God of Small Things" author Arundhati
• "The Sting" director, George ___ Hill
• Crooner Orbison
• Lawyer Cohn
• "The Natural" protagonist Hobbs
• Booker Prize winner Arundhati ___
• Richard and Robert's "Jaws" co-star
• Country's Acuff or Clark
• Romanow or Thomson
• Singer Clark
• Orbison or Clark
• Cohn played by Pacino in "Angels in America"
• "The Natural" hero Hobbs
• Outlaw Rob
• Two-time Cy Young Award winner Halladay
• Clark or Orbison
• Spectrum mnemonic guy
• Dale's partner
• ___ Halladay, two-time Cy Young Award winner
• Mr. Rogers on a horse
• Actor Scheider
• The natural in "The Natural"
• Dodgers great Campanella
• Romanow or Orbison
• Halladay who won both the A.L. and N.L. Cy Young awards
• Kevin's "Tin Cup" role
• Musician Orbison
• Disney's nephew
• Senator Blunt
• Half a Western couple
• Orbison or Lichtenstein
• ___ G BIV (color mnemonic)
• Patrick ___Thomson
• 'Rob '
• "Bette's" spouse
• 'Crying' singer Orbison
• Writer Blount
• Jazz trumpeter Eldridge
• One Mr. Rogers
• Acuff of C&W
• Orbison of music
• Rogers of westerns
• Siegfried collaborator
• Country's Clark
• Clark of 'Hee Haw'
• Jazz trumpeter Hargrove with two Grammys
• Scheider of the first two "Jaws" movies
• Rob ___ (cocktail)
• Western peer of Tex and Gene
• Art's Lichtenstein
• Man's name that means "king"
• Mr. Rogers, the cowboy
• Cowboy ___ Rogers
• Cowboy singer Rogers
• Famous tiger attackee
• Cohn depicted in "Angels in America"
• Tiger attack victim of 2003
• Boxer Jones, Jr.
• ___ G. Biv
• "___ G. Biv" (They Might Be Giants tune)
• Honky-tonk Rogers
• 17-Across' first name
• Led Zep "Hats Off to (___) Harper"
• Country music legend Acuff
• "Hee Haw" host/musician Clark
• "Hee Haw" host Clark
• "I'm Gone, I'm Going" singer Lesley
• Grammy-winning trumpeter Hargrove
• Singing cowboy Rogers
• Name that's right for some boys
• In a regal way, he's as good as Reg
• Jack takes him round to the club
• Regally, he's a match for Reg!
• He brings a bit of joy to a redhead
• "11 Down's" novel partner
• Rob him in a novel way
• Like Al, a boy in blue
• Rob him of character!
• He would hold a man to be a gypsy
• Dale's hubby
• Rocker Orbison
• Lichtenstein, the artist
• Former boxing champ ___ Jones Jr.
• Humorist Blount Jr.
• Early rock singer Orbison
• Mister Rogers
• Name related to Rex
• He may give the mayor a bit of a turn
• Half a '90s Vegas duo
• Brooklyn Dodgers legend Campanella
• Siegfried's partner in Vegas
• A novel name for '9'
• Gabrielle ___ ( The Tin Flute writer )
• 'Hee Haw' co-host Clark
• Boy's name
• ___ G BIV (mnemonic)
• "The Daily Show" correspondent ___ Wood Jr.
• Gabrielle ___ (The Tin Flute author)
• Orbison who sang "Pretty Woman"
• ___ G. Biv (rainbow mnemonic)
• Norman king
• Halladay in Cooperstown
• See 16
• Clark of country
• ___ G BIV (spectrum mnemonic)
• Missouri senator Blunt
• Orbison who sang "Crying"
• Walt Disney's older brother
• Baseball Hall of Famer Halladay
• Rob him as an outlaw!
• Blunt in the Senate
• Pam's ex on "The Office"
• Actor Rogers
• Hall-of-Fame catcher Campanella
• Pop art’s Lichtenstein
• Arundhati ___, winner of the 1997 Booker Prize
• Pop singer Orbison
• Dale's guy
• Lichtenstein of pop art
• Mister Rogers?
• With 29 Down, "The King of Country Music"
• Rogers on horseback
• "Succession" surname
• Man's name
• Activist Aruna
• Pam's former partner on "The Office"
• Family name on TV's "Succession"
• Family name on HBO's "Succession"
• Civil rights activist Wilkins
• Rogers of old westerns
• "Succession" family name
• Baseball Hall of Famer Campanella
• Gruff "Ted Lasso" character Kent
• Arundhati ___, Booker Prize-winning author
• Dodgers legend Campanella
• Rogers or Orbison
• "You Got It" singer Orbison