| ENCORES | Requests for another song or scene |
| ENCORE | Audience's call for another song |
| CUTAWAY | A tapering morning, newmarket or tail coat; a drawing or "exploded view" showing interior workings; a shot or scene that deviates from a movie's action; or, a flying trapeze trick (7) |
| SAMPLE | Part of a song that gets reused by another song |
| HITME | Request for another card in blackjack |
| SEGUE | What is to move without interruption from one song, melody, or scene to another? (5) |
| LOCUS | From "place", the site or scene of any happening or crime; the position of a gene on a chromosome; a set of mathematical points; a passage in writing; or, whereabouts generally (5) |
| LOT | An item drawn or cast in the process of sortition; destiny in life; or, an area near a film studio for exterior sets or scenes (3) |
| ARENA | A place or scene of activity, debate, or conflict (5) |
| ONEWAY | - - or Another; song released as a single by Blondie in 1979 (3,3) |
| IGOTRHYTHM | Another song from Gershwin's "Girl Crazy" |
| ONASHOESTRING | Another song is composed at minimum expense? |
| SEGUED | Transitioned to another song |
| CHANGEDONESTUNE | Reacted differently when one sang another song (7,4,4) |
| CHANGEONESTUNE | Behave differently, sing another song (6,4,4) |
| IKON | A visual representation of an object or scene or person produced on a surface. |
| SKETCH | Short comic play or scene forming part of a revue; or. a quick drawing (6) |
| VIEW | An inspection; an opinion; or, a pleasant prospect or scene (4) |
| INTERMEZZO | A short piece of instrumental music composed for performance between the acts or scenes of an opera or drama (10) |
| STEALER | Word with base or scene |
