| READE | Novelist goes west in chartered aeroplane (5) |
| HOPS | Informal dances; jumps made on one foot or by a frog; or, short trips in chartered jets, seaplanes etc (4) |
| EGRET | Bird goes west in winter, generally (5) |
| TULSA | A loose woman goes west in US city |
| LEVEL | It goes west to east, east to west, and that's flat (5) |
| RENEW | Rene goes West to take it up again (5) |
| WOOER | Heated dispute goes west about Old English suitor (5) |
| OATER | Two seater goes west for the horse opera (5) |
| DONAT | Actor in "The Ghost Goes West" |
| DODGE | Like act that goes west after Dynamo's first trick (5) |
| HAIR | Fatherless outcast goes west in musical (4) |
| NATO | Military alliance goes west in Botany Bay (4) |
| MOODIER | Go west in latitude, going west, getting darker (7) |
| ELLIE | Director of films The Ghost Goes West and It Happened Tomorrow (4,5) |
| CLAIR | Rene, director of the films The Ghost Goes West and It Happened Tomorrow (5) |
| ORGAN | Harry goes west beyond the gate to the agency |
| SETTO | Row northwards, river dwellers -- but river goes west (3-2) |
| OLSEN | Elizabeth of "Ingrid Goes West" |
| ACCRA | About to go west, crashed short of outhouse somewhere in Africa (5) |
| ENEMY | Opponent of energy with which young chaps go west (5) |
