Universal - Jul 31 2004

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Clues Answers
"Hamlet" extra DANE
"Lamp ___ My Feet" UNTO
"St. Elsewhere" roles MDS
"Sweeney ___" (Sondheim musical) TODD
"___ Sera, Sera" QUE
1915-19 boxing champ Willard JESS
Aberdeen boy LADDIE
Adoring trio MAGI
Ah, just stick 'em in your ear! QTIPS
Arm of the British military? STEN
Blue-green TEAL
Border ABUT
Breathing room SPACE
Brown climbers? IVIES
Cable network with line dancing TNN
Calendario opener ENERO
Canadian law enforcement gp. RCMP
Clumsy fellows OXES
Colo. neighbor NMEX
Danish filler, often PRUNE
Declared openly AVOWED
Detroit financing co. GMAC
Dinner table exhortation EAT
Divvy SLICEUP
Donald Duck's nephews, e.g. TRIO
Emcee's job INTRO
English river AVON
Excessive interest USURY
Father and son prime ministers PITTS
Four-stringed instrument VIOLA
Goat-legged god PAN
Hardly a guzzle SIP
Hopeless soul GONER
It might be filled with felled timber FLATCAR
Job-related extras PERKS
Laser sound ZAP
Leaves a plane, in a way EJECTS
Clues Answers
Leon Uris novel (with "The") HAJ
Litter's littlest RUNT
Main conduit ARTERY
Mansard extensions EAVES
Material girl MADONNA
Mess up FLUB
Nissan competitor MAZDA
Not like one bit HATE
Old print SEPIA
One of an animated seven DWARF
One of David's compositions PSALM
One without roots? DRIFTER
Part of UCLA LOS
Participated in a gang tackle PILEDON
Polite fellow GENT
Pound sterling, slangily QUID
Presley progeny LISA
Pub order PALEALE
Quite some distance (from) AFARCRY
Result of a Dracula presto-chango BAT
Scream in the comics EEK
Serving standout ACER
Sign of contempt SNORT
Skyline site of the future FREEDOMTOWER
Some lead-in AWE
Some NCAA basketball players SRS
Some vanity items LICENSEPLATES
Soothing shade AQUA
Stalin snubber of 1948 TITO
Subject of a split ATOM
Synonym for the first word in 20, 28 and 47-Across INDEPENDENCE
Taping device VCR
Terse warning DONT
Torchbearer's home LIBERTYISLAND
Turnkeys JAILERS
Waffle brand EGGO
Worrier's woe, it's said ULCER