| SALLYRAND | Burlesque star, famous for an ostrich feather fan dance |
| RAND | Sally with an ostrich feather fan |
| ONCEANDFORALL | Fan dance roll gets nothing for this time and never again (4,3,3,3) |
| FLOSS | The downy fibres of maize or milkweed; the cover of a silkworm's cocoon; untwisted silk for embroidery; an ostrich feather; cotton candy; dental tape; or, fluff/fuzz generally (5) |
| LARGEST | Word for an ostrich or Greenland |
| TOE | One of four for an ostrich |
| TWITCHER | Something amusing for Maggie's hat, a feather fan |
| ESTHER | Hollywood star famous for her synchronised swimming scenes, ... Williams |
| RUDOLF | Russian ballet star famous for partnering Margot Fonteyn (6,7) |
| NUREYEV | Russian ballet star famous for partnering Margot Fonteyn (6,7) |
| JAMIEBELL | Jumper star famous for playing Billy Elliot (5,4) |
| ERROL | Film star famous for his romantic swashbuckler roles, ___ Flynn |
| NEESON | Action movie star famous for the Taken series (Liam --------) |
| FIELDS | W.C...., old comedy star famous for quotes such as: "I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally" |
| CYRIL | Mr Fletcher, That's Life! star famous for his Odd Odes and funny lyric (5) |
| LEMANS | French city famous for an annual 24-hour endurance motor race (2,4) |
| GLYNDEBOURNE | East Sussex estate famous for an annual festival of opera founded in 1934 |
| BUDWEIS | Traditional name of a Czech city famous for an eponymous pale lager (7) |
| UFOS | New Mexico's Roswell is famous for an incident in 1947 involving these 'flying saucers' (1,1,2) |
| SATIRE | Burlesque star that is ill-disposed (6) |
