LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols

ACROSS

1

Some Hispanic pals

7 Winnie-the-Pooh

salutation

12 Barbara Eden and

Barbara Walters 15 Celiac sufferer’s

bar order

17 Singer Brickell

18 Result of shooting at the sun

20 Admits

23 Blonde with a large head, perhaps

24 One often hailed 25 Some plugs

26 “The King and I”

setting

29 Lyre-toting Muse 31 “Tuck me in” garb 34 Roast holder

35 Love-spoofing ’30s-’40s film genre

39 Drove, with “off” 40 Slipshod

41 Place to rest

43 ... and then __

44 Sundance TV

owner

47 Columbus sch.

48 Tubes

51 Reacted to a

depression?

53 Aggressive

demand 57 Award-winning

Cooper

58 Old-fashioned

opening

61 Summer destination for many youngsters

62 Gets licked

63 Impersonate

convincingly

DOWN

1

__ Moss, Portia Doubleday’s

“Mr. Robot” role

2 Like many

sandcastles

3 Native Alaskans

4 Airport array

5 Number that

never goes down 6 Harris, pre-VP

7 Storied also-ran 8 Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium, e.g.

9 “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” girl, in a show tune

10 Chem class

charge

11 Like Nash’s lama 13 Art Rooney

Award org.

14 Phenomenon

carved by waves 16 Not for kids

19 Black shade

21 Witness’ words 22 Latin for

“clouds”

27 Humanitarian

Clooney

28 Paper

makers

30 “The Eternal City” 31 Yoda trainee

32 Mariners’ saint

33 Hustles

35 Option if the bar

is raised

36 Quit

37 Documents with a Key Skills section, maybe 38 Classic concert

halls

42 Assembly with

speakers? 44 Shoe brand with a three-stripe logo

45 Bahrain’s capital 46 Bubbles and

Bonzo

49 They may be put

on pedestals

50 R.E.M. lead

singer Michael 52 Apples for

teachers, maybe 54 Place for a Santa

sighting

55 Aces have low

ones, briefly

56 Shorten a plot

59 Genre for Eve

60 One of four singers on 2001’s “Lady Marmalade”