- PROP
- Singular kudo, as in one that should be awarded for cluing this normal word so... naturally
- Support
- Drama need
- Shore up
- Play thing
- Member of a breakfast mascot trio who apparently is both gnomish and elvish
- Mic, at times, for a comic
- Brace
- Yorick's skull, e.g.
- Character piece?
- Either Didi or Gogo's hat in "Waiting for Godot," e.g.
- See 46-Across
- Skull for Hamlet, e.g.
- Thing on stage
- ___ comic
- All for it
- Thing in a play
- Yorick, in "Hamlet," e.g.
- Actor's thing
- Part of a set
- Stage piece
- Item on a stage
- Chaplin's cane, e.g.
- Cane or sawhorse
- Onstage item
- Moveable stage item
- Set background element
- What's the hold-up?
- Actor's implement
- Gun, on stage
- Actor's accessory
- Part of a plane
- Rope, to Will Rogers
- Support, with "up"
- Cane, to Charlie Chaplin
- Hold up
- Cigar, to Groucho
- Charlie Chaplin's cane, e.g.
- Plane part, for short
- Groucho's cigar, e.g.
- Plane part
- Captain Jack Sparrow's sword, e.g.
- Indiana Jones's whip, e.g.
- Stage accessory
- Item in an actor's hand
- Bolster
- Means of support
- Piece purchased by a movie memorabiliast
- Stage couch, say
- ___ up: support
- Stage manager's concern
- Set piece
- Plane mover, briefly
- Buttress, with "up"
- Gun on stage, e.g.
- Buttress
- Keep from falling, with "up"
- Actor's aid
- Ringing phone on stage, e.g.
- Phone on stage, e.g.
- Holdup device?
- West Side Story knife, e.g.
- Phone in a play, e.g.
- Stage aid
- Dagger in "Macbeth," e.g.
- Pocket watch, to a hypnotist
- Yorick's skull in "Hamlet," e.g.
- Theater accessory
- Stagecraft aid
- Item on a set
- Elphaba's broom in "Wicked," for one
- Item used onstage
- Stagehand concern
- Stage furnishing
- Tent pole, e.g.
- Bracket, e.g.
- Stage object
- Cessna spinner
- Item on the stage
- Stage phone, e.g.
- Stage chair, e.g.
- Stage item
- Stage-set item
- Stage phone, for example
- Telephone on stage, for one
- Actor's pipe, e.g.
- Source of support
- Sound-stage accessory
- Theatrical object
- Object held on stage
- Stage-play accessory
- Coin for David Copperfield, say
- Chaplin's cane, for example
- Theatrical accessory
- Phone used in a play, say
- Any stage-play accessory
- Keep (up)
- Placement on stage sets
- Any stage-set accessory
- Any theatrical accessory
- Tent pole, for instance
- Drama class item
- Airplane part, for short
- Strengthen, with "up"
- Item held by an actor
- Stage device
- Airplane part.
- What the swan in Lohengrin is.
- Important part of an airplane.
- Play accouterment.
- Stage accouterment.
- Object used in theatrical performance.
- Part of a stage setting.
- Part of the mise en scène.
- What a jet plane lacks.
- Any object used on stage.
- Mainstay.
- Stage lamp or love letter.
- Stagehand's concern.
- Movable article on stage.
- Sustain.
- Stay.
- Stage requisite.
- Underpinning.
- Clothesline support.
- Stage adjunct.
- Piece of stage setting
- Onstage phone, e.g.
- Actor's help
- Added support
- Tangible stage item
- Fulcrum
- Stage phone
- Grip's concern
- Strengthen
- Brace; bolster
- Stage convenience
- Telephone onstage
- Reinforce
- Strengthener
- Shore
- Telephone onstage, e.g.
- Stogie, to George Burns
- Desdemona's handkerchief, e.g.
- Sprag
- Rigid support
- Cigar, to George Burns
- Kind of jet
- Stage bit
- Stage telephone, e.g.
- Yorick's skull, for one
- Skull in "Hamlet," e.g.
- Set item
- Telephone on a stage, e.g.
- Top hat, cane or monocle
- Stagehand's responsibility
- Cauldron or sword in "Macbeth," say
- California ballot measure, informally
- Theater stage item
- What holds up well?
- Gun full of blanks, maybe
- Kind of plane
- Comedian's visual
- Top hat, to a magician
- Skull, for Hamlet when he says "Alas, poor Yorick!"
- Cigar, perhaps, on stage
- ___ 8 [grumble]
- Something on stage
- Theater equipment
- Ballot measure, for short
- The boom box from "Say Anything" or the boom box from "Do the Right Thing," e.g.
- Support on stage?
- Two-pound dumbbell marked "50 lbs." e.g.
- Weight marked "One Ton," e.g.
- Stage support
- Yorick's skull, for example
- What a tent pole should do
- Knife or gun, in a play
- Movable stage item
- Phone in an actor's hand, e.g.
- Object on stage
- Actor's handful
- What an actor holds
- Stage dressing
- Stage equipment
- Staged thing?
- Item in a play
- Plastic food item on a set, say
- Play accessory
- The handkerchief in "Othello," e.g.
- The French flag in "Les Miserables," for one
- Item handled by an actor
- Thing in a drama department storage room
- Thing on a set
- Stage fixture
- Stage unit
- Actor.s magazine
- Two-pound weight marked "One Ton," e.g.
- B-29 spinner, briefly
- Fake sword, sometimes
- Rabbit, to David Copperfield
- Object for 9-Across
- Item on a Broadway stage
- Word before "comic" or "plane"
- What an actor handles
- Cessna spinner, for short
- Part of a stage set
- Razor, for 36-Across
- Stage telephone, say
- Biplane spinner, for short
- Groucho Marx's cigar, e.g.
- Item on a movie set
- Accessory for some comics
- Bit of set dressing
- Item for a play
- Magician's hat, for example
- Magician's wand, for one
- A banana used as a phone, for example
- Item onstage
- Actor's item
- Mary Poppins' umbrella, e.g.
- Object an actor might steal from a set
- Walking stick, perhaps
- Sopwith Camel spinner
- Rabbit, to a magician
- Crutch
- *Necessity for a stage actor, often
- Macbeth's dagger, e.g.
- The Maltese Falcon in "The Maltese Falcon," e.g.
- Item used in a play
- Small plane part, for short
- Sweeney's razor, e.g.
