- LINES
- Actor's words
- Gags, e.g.
- Queues
- Rails, in drug slang
- Wolf's repertoire
- Role words
- They're tried at many a bar
- Drama dialogue
- Dialogue
- Acting homework
- Script bits
- The C.N.R. and the C.P.R., e.g.
- Come-ons
- Breadthless lengths, per Euclid
- Actor's memorization
- Actor's study
- Crow's-feet
- Short messages
- Script sentences
- Thespian's concern
- Homework for actors
- Poem parts
- Airport hassles
- Signs of bank holdups?
- Actor's homework
- Strings of waiters
- Lothario's repetoire
- Stage deliveries
- Causes of bank holdups?
- Wrinkles, and this puzzle's theme
- Script
- What 17-, 24-, 47-, and 58-Across have in common
- Play words
- Play things
- Wrinkles
- Cues from a stage coach
- Disneyland usually has long ones
- What actors have to learn
- Script parts
- See 26-Down
- Part of 52-Down
- Botox targets ... or what 17-, 28-, 45- and 60-Across all have
- Fishing gear
- Waiters stand in them
- Actor's concern
- Paper feature
- Groups of wares
- Phone connections
- Insulates, as a coat
- Legal-pad features
- They're studied by stars
- Writing, essentially
- Sentences in film scripts
- What actors memorize
- Actors' dialog
- Acting job, essentially
- Actors memorize them
- Rows of people waiting
- Actor's delivery
- Customer inconveniences
- Dramatic deliveries
- Markings on some ziti
- Script dialogue
- Actor's memorizations
- Script, essentially
- Boundaries.
- Concern at rehearsals.
- Short letters.
- What a script is made of
- Axes, e.g.
- Screenwriter's writing
- Formations of troops.
- Towing ropes.
- Mathematical elements.
- Actor's part.
- Recited by Peg Woffington.
- Transportation companies.
- Hawsers.
- Ropes.
- Salesman's wares.
- Covers on the inside.
- Nautical ropes.
- Reins.
- Telephone wires.
- Railroad tracks
- Transportation systems.
- Cues for a palmist.
- Markings.
- Speeches.
- Gridiron features.
- Poetic units.
- Word with side or by.
- Football "walls."
- Parts of football teams.
- ___ of thought
- Between the ___
- Football-team units
- Something read between
- Rules
- Defensive and offensive units
- Sights in parades
- Fodder for actors
- Covers the inner surface
- Cruise-ship companies
- S.R.O. indications
- Palmists' interests
- Transport companies
- Short notes
- Post offices have them
- Your place or mine? and others
- Words for actors
- Some memorization
- Prompters' utterances
- Result of ruling
- Airport inconveniences
- Botox targets
- They comprise a part
- Reasons for some delays
- Dialogue units
- Actors speak them
- Counter formations
- See 61-Down
- Play makeup
- Stage set?
- Dialogue, e.g.
- Understudy's study
- Things to memorize
- What an actor studies
- Fortifies with fleece
- Creases
- Vocations
- Things that this puzzle's nine longest answers have
- What fans stand in for tickets
- Grandmaster Flash "White ___"
- Paramore "Where the ___ Overlap"
- '04 Sugarcult album "Palm Trees and Power ___"
- Playboy's come-ons
- They're drawn in the sand
- Actors may be fed them
- Word with bottom (outcomes)
- Crow's-feet, e.g.
- Part's makeup
- They separate fair from foul
- Actors learn them
- Figures defined by y = mx b
- Stage reading
- What actors study
- Stage readings
- Graph paper features
- Script contents
- What thespians recite
- Script units
- Grocery store annoyances
- Tic-tac-toe boards have four
- Queues, or some cues
- Rows
- An actor memorizes theirs
- DMV annoyances
- Grand opening sights
- Actor's count
- What actors practice
- Bits of dialogue
- Convenience store inconveniences
- They might be read between
- Theme park annoyances
- Part parts
- Features of graphs and grids
- Parts of parts
- Script makeup
- They're delivered at shows
- Bad things to forget onstage
- Staff makeup
