| CLOCKFACE | High-altitude setting of a classic Harold Lloyd sequence |
| SAFETYLAST | Classic Harold Lloyd comedy |
| STORMYWEATHER | Classic Harold Arlen tune |
| FACTORYGEARS | Mechanical setting of a classic Charlie Chaplin sequence |
| LONGSTAIRWAY | Daunting setting of a classic Laurel and Hardy sequence |
| HOSPITALWARD | Medical setting of a classic Three Stooges sequence |
| FALLINGHOUSE | Perilous setting of a classic Buster Keaton sequence |
| STATEROOM | Crowded setting of a classic Marx Brothers sequence |
| BOATER | Style of hat worn by Harold Lloyd (6) |
| ROACH | Hal ___, producer of silent movies by Harold Lloyd and Laurel and Hardy (5) |
| CONWAYTWITTY | Country legend whose real name is Harold Lloyd Jenkins |
| HOLLYWOOD | First Harold Lloyd production accepts court for US film industry (9) |
| SAFETY | and 16ac, 1923 film comedy starring Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis (6,4) |
| LAST | "Safety ___" (1923 Harold Lloyd movie) |
| MACKSENNETT | Canadian-born filmmaker who produced many silent comedy films featuring Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd (4,7) |
| CANTATA | A musical setting of a text, especially a religious text, consisting of arias, duets and choruses interspersed with recitatives |
| SCHUMANN | Composer of the Romantic era whose works include Papillons, Dichterliebe and a setting of a German t |
| TIMING | The setting of a mechanism or set of mechanisms so it operates at the right instant of time (6) |
| HEAVEN | Setting of a musical number at the end of "Monty Python's The Meaning of Life" |
| IMSONNENSCHEIN | The fourth of Vier Gesange by Richard Strauss, opus 87, a setting of a poem by Ruckert (2,12) |
