| ALISONSTEADMAN | Oddly silent, so a promoter needed for TV actress (6,8) |
| OSTENSIBLY | Rowdy boys 'silent', so it would appear (10) |
| KEEPMUM | Remain silent, so as not to reveal a secret (colloq) (4,3) |
| COLE | Dwindling fossil fuel, say, for TV actress called Stephanie (4) |
| AIRD | Some hairdressing for TV actress Holly (4) |
| AMANDABURTON | Sort out an armband for TV actress (6,6) |
| SAYONARA | Keep silent, then hurried up with a goodbye (8) |
| DEE | Letter that's silent -Â and then not silent -Â in "Wednesday" |
| APPEARANCEMONEY | A sum paid by a promoter to secure a celebrity's attendance (10,5) |
| LISTENER | Attentive sort is oddly silent with a little hesitation (8) |
| NGO | Many a promoter of human rights or voting rights, for short |
| CELINEDION | Best-selling Canadian artist who has been a promoter for the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CCFF) since 1982: 2 wds. |
| LENTILS | Legumes loud at first, then oddly silent (7) |
| TINSEL | Oddly silent with superficial attractiveness (6) |
| MULLET | Students oddly silent around fish (6) |
| SUPPORTER | A promoter of drink - stout (9) |
| EXPORTER | Retired baggage-man is a promoter of international trade (8) |
| ADMAN | Lead management into becoming a promoter |
| FLAGBEARER | Grow weary, and tolerate queen being a promoter (4-6) |
| ACTOUT | Play the role of a promoter touring clubs (3,3) |
