Actress Maryam

Answer: Dabo

Lola in "Damn Yankees," e.g.

Answer: Alto

Most-nominated Best Actor (eight times) never to win an Oscar

Answer: O'Toole

He wrote "The heart has its reasons which knows nothing of"

Answer: Pascal

Sobieski of "Joan of Arc"

Answer: Lee Lee

Aral Sea feeder

Answer: Amu Darya

Line struck through by a winner

Answer: OOO

"Weeds" channel, briefly

Answer: SHO

Some Microsoft employees

Answer: coders

Result of too many rusty nails on the road?

Answer: DUI

Unpleasant way to catch one's spouse

Answer: in a lie

The river Pison flowed from it

Answer: Eden

Furry tree-dweller of the Amazon

Answer: Titi

Check for credibility, in modern lingo

Answer: giggle test

Title city in a 1983 George Strait hit

Answer: Amarillo

It can keep ballfields dry

Answer: alcohol ban

Predecessor of the boliviano

Answer: Peso

1961 film also known as "The Job"

Answer: Il Posto

Like Pompeii, once

Answer: ashy

Writer who was a source for Verdi's "Rigoletto"

Answer: Hugo

Title for Camilla

Answer: Duchess

Novel that ends "By noon, the island had gone down in the horizon; and all before us was the wide Pacific"

Answer: omoo

Where to find the Mercury line and the Girdle of Venus

Answer: palm

It ended when Francis II abdicated: Abbr.

Answer:HRE

"As I Lay Dying" character

Answer: Anse

Ernie Bushmiller comics character

Answer: Sluggo

Player of Dr. Kiley on "Marcus Welby, M.D."

Answer: Brolin

Omaha and Spokane were once in it

Answer: Kentucky Derby

"I should ___ die with pity": King Lear

Answer: Een

Garment worn over a choli

Answer: Sari

California air station where Nixon landed after resigning in 1974

Anwer: El Toro

Nintendo game with exercises for mental acuity

Answer: Brain Age

Seat of Hillsborough County, N.H.

Answer: Nashua

"David ___" (1934 Will Rogers film)

Answer: Harum

Classic arcade game character who hopped around a pyramid

Answer: Q-Bert

They, to Therese

Answer: Ils

New York Cosmos' sports org.

Answer: NASL

Dancer Limon

Answer: Jose

Capitol Records owner

Answer: EMI

Teacher's request of a publisher

Answer: desk copy

2002 sci-fi role for Hayden Christensen

Answer: Anakin Skywalker

1974 Chicago hit

Answer: Call On Me

2004 Brad Pitt film

Answer: Troy

Thai currency

Answer: Baht

Taxing preinitiation period

Answer: hell week

The New Yorker cartoonist William

Answer: Steig

Sitcom character with a leather jacket that's now in the Smithsonian

Answer: The Fonz

Gallery-filled part of the Big Apple

Answer: Soho

Biblical twin

Answer: Esau

Atelier sights

Answer: Easels

Biblical liar

Answer: Ananias

Novelist Calvino

Answer: italo

Joltin' Joe

Answer: Dimag

Muse with a lyre

Answer: erato

Upside-down sleepers

Answer: bats

It includes Mesopotamia

Answer: Iraq

Avian sources of red meat

Answer: Emus

The Hawkeyes of college sports

Answer: Iowa

Von Richthofen's title

Answer: Baron

First sign, astrologically

Answer: Aries

Crystal-lined rock

Answer: geode

First showing at an all-day film festival? (1988)

Answer: Tequila Sunrise

Computer introduced by Steve Jobs

Answer: iMac

Actress Lane of old TV

Answer: Abbe

Director Kazan

Answer: Elia

Revolutionary Guevara

Answer: Che

Ruhr Valley city

Answer: Essen

Key of Mozart's Symphony No. 39

Answer: e flat

Western U.S. gas giant

Answer: arco

Vidi in "Veni, vidi, vici"

Answer: i saw

Comedian Martin

Answer: Steve

Glenn of the Eagles

Answer: Frey

Place to get an egg salad sandwich

Answer: deli

Dweller along the Volga

Answer: tatar

Space cut by a scythe

Answer: swath

Old photo shade

Answer: sepia

"___ So Fine", #1 Chiffons hit

Answer: He's

Scott who draws "Dilbert"

Answer: Adams

Arab League creation of 1964: Abbr.

Answer: PLO

Singer Chris

Answer: Isaak

Mell Lazarus comic strip

Answer: Momma

Pres. who championed the interstate system

Answer: DDE (Dwight D. Eisenhower)

Group that selected a new lead singer in a 2005 reality show

Answer: INXS

Dreidel-like tops used in gambling

Answer: Teetotums

Trypanosome transmitter

Answer: Tsetse

Best Buy support group

Answer: Geek Squad

King on the June 2005 issue of National Geographic

Answer: Tut

Bird that no longer flies

Answer: SST

Hit song on the 1970 album "Abraxas"

Answer: Oye Como Va

Maker of the MDX and TSX

Answer: Acura

He played Winchester on "M*A*S*H"

Answer: Stiers

1998 Hyundai acquisition

Answer: Kia

"Sliding Doors" star, 1998

Answer: Paltrow

Busch of Laurel and Hardy films

Answer: Mae

Easy-Bake Oven seller

Answer: Hasbro

Meir's successor

Answer: Rabin

Like many golf tournaments

Answer: pro-am

Collection of aphorisms

Answer: surta

When "anything can happen" on "The Mickey Mouse Club"

Answer: Wednesday

What lacquer imparts

Answer: gloss

First novel in Cather's "prairie trilogy"

Answer: Opioneers

Wood-and-chicken-wire enclosure

Answer: Rabbit run

____ Henry, triple gold-medal swimmer at the 2004 Olympics

Answer: Jodie

Symphony originally dedicated to Napoleon

Answer: Eroica

City whose name means "old town" in Creek

Answer: Tulsa

"The trade of king": Dryden

Answer: war

____ Colonies, started in Iowa in the 1850s

Answer: Amana

Comic strip character with an upwardly curving necktie

Answer: Dilbert

Wisconsin city originally named Port Gilbert

Answer: Racine

Outburst from Sneezy

Answer: Achoo

It's pictured in Van Gogh's "Starry Night Over the Rhone"

Answer: Ursa Major

Barn door features

Answer: hasps

George Jetson's son

Answer: Elroy

Palms and BlackBerries (abbr.)

Answer: PDAs

2002 role for Hayek

Answer: Frida

Actor Morales of "NYPD Blue"

Answer: Esai

Steely Dan album of 1977

Answer: Aja

Jack of "The Great Dictator"

Answer: Oakie

She loved Narcissus

Answer: Echo

"Mila 18" author Uris

Answer: Leon

Highest salaried baseball player

Answer: A-Rod

Largest county in Ireland

Answer: Cork

Composer Rorem

Answer: Ned

Marisol Nichol's "24" role

Answer: Nadia

"What ___ your thoughts could tell": Lightfoot lyric

Answer: a tale

Most Monopoly pieces have six different ones

Answer: rents

2005 U.S. Open finalist

Answer: Agassi

Powerful 2005 hurricane

Answer: Rita

1998 Sarah McLachlan song

Answer: Adia

"Love Takes Time" singer

Answer: Carey

Jones of '60s pop

Answer: Davy

De capo ____: Baroque vocal piece

Answer: Aria

Collector of couples

Answer: Noah

Certain chess piece, informally

Answer: horse

Locations for declamations

Answer: Podia

The orange variety is black

Answer: Pekoe Tea

Some college seniors take it

Answer: LSAT

Suave, and then some

Answer: oily

Cause for some fluff filling

Answer: slow news day

Books with many cross references?

Answer: Bibles

Collector of bizarre facts

Answer: Ripley

Link between DNA strands

Answer: base pair

Bearer of scales and plates

Answer: atlas

Abbr. on many Quebec road signs

Answer: STE

College in south central New York

Answer: Elmira

Steel guitar sound

Answer: whine

A challenger might go after one

Answer: title

One concerned with school activities?

Answer: marine biologist

Plans named for a Delaware senator

Answer: Roth IRA

Tollbooth option for Northeasterners

Answer: EZ pass

Rangers' venue: Abbr.

Answer: MSG

Maker of wake on a lake

Answer: jet ski

"Cryptonomicon" novelist Stephenson

Answer: Neal

Japanses P.M. Shinzo ___

Answer: Abe

Capital on the Daugava River

Answer: Riga

Birthplace of the first giant panda in North America to survive to adulthood

Answer: San Diego Zoo

Disneyland attraction since 1955

Answer: Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

"Blade Runner" actress Young

Answer: Sean

"The Last of the Plainsmen" novelist

Answer: Grey

Mathematician seen on a Swiss 10-franc note

Answer: Euler

Pennsylvania town that was the longtime home of Rolling Rock beer

Answer: Latrobe

Measures of brightness

Answer: IQs

TV's Maverick

Answer: Bret

Ripe for a trial lawyer

Answer: suable

In position to inherit the throne, say

Answer: eldest

Something a doctor may check

Answer: pulse

Fifth-century invader of Britain

Answer: Saxon

One of two A.L. teams

Answer: Sox

You can see through it

Answer: iris

Do cobbling work on

Answer: Resole

Sponsor of early radio's "Five Star Theater"

Answer: Esso

Well-known maker of two-by-fours

Answer: lego

Targets for weightlifters

Answer: quads

Charlotte-to-Raleigh dir.

Answer: ENE

1950s-'60s American rocket

Answer: Asp

Leader of the Autumn Harvest Uprising

Answer: Mao

Jeremiah, e.g., in the Bible

Answer: seer

Volcanic formation

Answer: dome

It's lowered before a joust

Answer: visor

Singer Reese

Answer: Della

Ukrainian capital

Answer: Kiev

Cleveland's lake

Answer: Erie

Computer-memory unit

Answer: RAM

Singer Loretta

Answer: Lynn

"Garfield" pooch

Answer: Odie

Wife of Jacob

Answer: Leah

"To Kill a Clown" actor Alan

Answer: Alda

Senate leader Harry

Answer: Reid

Gillette razor

Answer: Mach

Ms. Zadora

Answer: Pia

Actress Verdon

Answer: Gwen

Surrealist Max

Answer: Ernst

Chevy truck model

Answer: Tahoe

City south of Atlanta

Answer: Macon

Mountain in Thessaly

Answer: Ossa

Wile E. Coyote's brand

Answer: Acme

"____ Kind of Wonderful": 1987 film

Answer: Some

Classic Calvin Klein fragrance

Answer: Eternity

Start of a wand waver's utterance

Answer: abra

Viking family dog of comics

Answer: Snert

"Symphonie espagnole" composer

Answer: Lalo

"You Are My Love" singer James (1955)

Answer: Joni

County bordering California's Solano County

Answer: Napa

"Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" singer

Answer: Jim Croce

Former politician Abzug

Answer: Bella

Kelly who played Hayley on "All My Children"

Answer: Ripa

Dean's companion in Kerouac's "On the Road"

Answer: Sal

New Mexico town mentioned in the hit "Route 66"

Answer: Gallup

55th-anniversary gift

Answer: emerald

Fifth-anniversary gift

Answer: wood

University of New Mexico athlete

Answer: Lobo

Hoover Dam's Lake ___

Answer: Mead

School on the Thames

Answer: fish

Giant-screen film format

Answer: i-max

Singer Falana

Answer: Lola

Stimpy's pal

Answer: Ren

Tolkien tree creatures

Answer: Ents

Actor Epps

Answer: Omar

Georgetown athlete

Answer: Hoya

"The White Shadow" star Howard

Answer: Ken

White-faced performers

Answer: mimes

"Alice" star Lavin

Answer: Linda

Jazz fusion guitarist Klugh

Answer: Earl

Org. for smarties

Answer: Mensa

"____ She Lovely" (Stevie Wonder hit)

Answer: Isn't

Greek god of war

Answer: Ares

Actresses Laughlin and Singer

Answer: Loris

Musical Horne

Answer: Lena

St. Louis team

Answer: Rams

19th letter of the Greek alphabet

Answer: Tau

Earth's is elliptical

Answer: orbit

Parker who played Daniel Boone

Answer: Fess

Nobelist and author Wiesel

Answer: Elie

Silent film star Negri

Answer: Pola

Danish seaport, birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen

Answer: Odense

"Star Trek" navigator

Answer: Sulu

Geisha's sash

Answer: obi

"CSI" setting

Answer: lab

Organization of Afro-American Unity cofounder

Answer: Malcolm X

Jib or spinnaker

Answer: sail

Largest kind of penguin

Answer: Emperor

Longtime Def Jam recording artist

Answer: LL Cool J

"The Maltese Falcon" actor

Answer: Lorre

Its most populous island is Upolu

Answer: Samoa

She married Tiger in 2004

Answer: Elin

Harper Valley inst.

Answer: PTA

Cereal brand since 1957

Answer: Special K

Jessica of "Sin City"

Answer: Alba

Diamond stat

Answer: ERA

Wall St. action

Answer: LBO

No longer edible

Answer: bad

Iron pumper's muscle

Answer: lat

Faulkner's ____ Varner

Answer: Eula

What to call a king

Answer: Sire

Poem of lament

Answer: Elegy

Endless 9-to-5 job, e.g.

Answer: rut

"____ Cheerleaders" (1977 film)

Answer: Satans

Big name in cellular service

Answer: T-Mobile

Fashion a doily

Answer: Tat

Relative of a chickadee

Answer: Tit

Quints' name

Answer: Dionne

Singing Ritter

Answer: Tex

Bayer alternative

Answer: Anacin

1974 Medicine Nobelist George ___

Answer: Palade

Dutch beer brand

Answer: Amstel

Gridiron formation

Answer: Winged T

Plays a campus prank on, informally

Answer: TPs

Iroquois and others

Answer: Amerindians

Where Mosul is

Answer: Iraq

Any part of Polynesie

Answer: Ile

Title guy in a 1980 Carly Simon hit

Answer: Jesse

Old N.Y.C. lines

Answer: Els

Muesli morsel

Answer: oat

Clampett player

Answer: Ebsen

King in a celebrated 1970s U.S. tour

Answer: Tut

Means of fortunetelling

Answer: Tarot

Frank McCourt memoir

Answer: Tis

Conclusion, in Germany

Answer: Ende

Aunt of Prince Harry

Answer: Anne

Satchel in the Hall of Fame

Answer: Paige

Like a band of Amazons

Answer: Manless

1982 Richard Pryor/Jackie Gleason film

Answer: The Toy

Cape Canaveral org.

Answer: NASA

Nevada neighbor

Answer: Utah

"Stars and Stripes Forever" composer

Answer: Sousa

Dutch painter Piet

Answer: Mondrian

The Crimson Tide, to fans

Answer: Bama

Masked swashbuckler

Answer: Zorro

Dancer Alvin

Answer: Ailey

Swedish inventor of dynamite

Answer: Nobel

"The Periodic Table" novelist Primo

Answer: Levi

Last word of "The Farmer in the Dell"

Answer: alone

Cherished position in auto racing

Answer: pole

Dole's Senate successor

Answer: Lott

Moises in the majors

Answer: Alou

Oscar winner for "Cactus Flower"

Answer: Hawn

Title role for which Jamie Foxx won an Oscar

Answer: Ray

Former sentator who did Viagra commercials

Answer: Dole

Johnson of "Laugh-In"

Answer: Arte

Singer Tori

Answer: Amos

Trojan war figure who was Achilles' cousin

Answer: Ajax

Caustic alkali

Answer: lye

"Need You Tonight" band

Answer: INXS

Johnson of "Laugh-In"

Answer: Arte

Plasterer's strip

Answer: lath

Sporty auto roof

Answer: t-top

Ready for the rubber room

Answer: insane

Boorish sorts, in Canada

Answer: hosers

Test for fit

Answer: Try on

Devotees of fine dining

Answer: Epicureans

"The Tempest" king

Answer: Alonso

Colorist's vessel

Answer: Dyepot

It may come with more than one side

Answer: entree

"The Battle Hymn of the Republic" writer

Answer: Howe

Steven ___, real-life subject of the 1987 film "Cry Freedom"

Answer: Biko

Source of hashish

Answer: hemp

Mingo player on "Daniel Boone"

Answer: Ed Ames

Author Rand

Answer: Ayn

Sites for stargazers

Answer: planetaria

Home of Michigan State

Answer: East Lansing, MI

Most-cooked parts of roasts

Answer: ends

"Blame It ___ " (Michael Caine film)

Answer: on Rio

Home of Notre Dame

Answer: South Bend, IN

Correo ____ (words on an envelope)

Answer: Aereo

Unicorn in a 1998 movie

Answer: Nico

Maryland collegian

Answer: Terp

Leopold Bloom's creator

Answer: Joyce

Like a greenhorn

Answer: raw

Home of the U.S. Military Academy

Answer: West Point, NY

100 square meters

Answer: are

Flop or lop follower

Answer: eared

Home of Smith College

Answer: Northampton, MA

Comic Chappelle

Answer: Dave

Merino mother

Answer: ewe

Places to kick habits

Answer: rehabs

Sunbather's goal

Answer: tan

Golf-course rental

Answer: cart

Playright George Bernard

Answer: Shaw

Alan of M*A*S*H

Answer: Alda

Ballet star Nureyev

Answer: Rudolf

Real-life model for "Citizen Kane"

Answer: Hearst

Carmela on "The Sopranos"

Answer: Edie

"Mississippi ____" (1992 Denzel Washington drama)

Answer: Masala

Bartok or Lugosi

Answer: Bela

Normandy battle site of 1944

Answer: Utah

"12 Angry Men" director Sidney

Answer: Lumet

Dudley Do-Right's beloved

Answer: Nell

Actor/singer Cassidy

Answer: David

He succeeded Carson

Answer: Leno

Bert's Muppet pal

Answer: Ernie

Warsaw ____, 1955 alliance

Answer: pact

Artist Matisse

Answer: Henri

Brian of ambient music

Answer: Eno

Architect Saarinen

Answer: Eero

Popular web server

Answer: AOL

"Guitar Town" singer Steve

Answer: Earle

Crayfish dish

Answer: etouffee

Earthlink transmission

Answer: email

Rapper's entourage

Answer: posse

Oops! I made a mistake

Answer: my bad

Topic for Dr. Ruth

Answer: sex

Garson of "Mrs. Miniver"

Answer: Greer

Gordon of "Oklahoma!"

Answer: Macrae

Columbia, in old patriotic song

Answer: Gem of the ocean

Popular canned tuna

Answer: Chicken of the Sea

She offered Excalibur to the future King Arthur

Answer: Lake of the lake

#1 number two who became the #2 number one

Answer: Adams

Poet/musician ___ Scott-Heron

Answer: Gil

Biblical brother

Answer: Abel

Site of Beinecke Library

Answer: Yale

French wine classification

Answer: Cru

Rhone's capital

Answer: Lyons

Swiss-American composer Bloch

Answer: Ernest

Portuguese Mister

Answer: Senhor

James who wrote "Rule, Britannia"

Answer: Thomson

They're encountered in "close encounters"

Answer: UFOs

1980's "Double Fantasy" collaborator

Answer: Ono

Ran through, as a card

Answer: swiped

1953 Wimbledon winner Seixas

Answer: Vic

Hello ____, shop frequently seen on Letterman

Answer: Deli

Dance seen on TV's "Hullabaloo"

Answer: frug

Announcer's call after three strikes

Answer: he's out

Provider of cuts

Answer: LPS

Position that's an anagram, appropriately, of "notes"

Answer: steno

Like Limburger cheese

Answer: stinky

"Lucia di Lammermoor" baritone

Answer: Enrico

Experimental underwater habitat

Answer: sea lab

Bet to win and place

Answer: Exacta

Designer Pucci

Answer: Emilio

Measurers of logical reasoning, for short

Answer: LSATS

"Falcon Crest" co-star

Answer: Lamas

Car famous for its 1950s tailfins

Answer: Desoto

"Gilligan's Island" castaway

Answer: Mary Ann

Cover for a grandmother

Answer: shawl

Beethoven's Third

Answer: Eroica

Early casino proprietor

Answer: Harrah

Some Jamaican music

Answer: ska

Varnish ingredient

Answer: lac

Sea eagle

Answer: erne

Sports Illustrated 1998 co-Sportsman of the Year

Answer: Sosa

Czech composer Janacek

Answer: Leos

Work on analytical psychology?

Answer: the jung book

Lola, e.g., in "Damn Yankees"

Answer: alto

Meal for the Three Little Pigs?

Answer: family sty dinner

Puffball seed

Answer: spore

Jazz-loving young entomologist?

Answer: boogie woogie bug boy

Lineman's datum

Answer: sack

Singer K.T. _____

Answer: Oslin

They're beside sides

Answer: entrees

Short-term worker who causes utter disaster?

Answer: the temp of doom

Mile-high world capital

Answer: Kabul

Flavor tasted in some wine

Answer: oak

Handi-Wrap alternative

Answer: Saran

Letters from Atlanta

Answer: CNN

Part of baking powder

Answer: sodium

Psychiatrist's scheduling

Answer: session

Oscar winner Helen

Answer: Hayes

Armpit, to a doctor

Answer: axilla

Explanation for why some pillows to weird things?

Answer: trick down theory

Then preceder

Answer: if so

Yosemite Sam's cursing of Bugs Bunny's food?

Answer: dang carrots

1980s fad item

Answer: Chia

1954 sci-fi movie with an exclamation point in its title

Answer: Them

Floral offering

Answer: lei

Roulette play

Answer: cinq

Sauce thickener

Answer: roux

Architectural projection

Answer: apse

Actress Anderson

Answer: Loni

Residence of some Indians

Answer: New Delhi

Resin source

Answer: pine

Wicker work

Answer: a time to die

Shakespearean opener

Answer: Scene I

It's near Fort Bliss

Answer: El Paso

The first one gets you going

Answer: gear

It contains the auricle

Answer: outer ear

Want in the worst way

Answer: ache for

It might let off some steam

Answer: spa

Returning to an old beat

Answer: atempo

Like some T-shirts and eggs

Answer: extra large

Marsh denizen

Answer: heron

Schubert works

Answer: Lieder

Son of Leah

Answer: Levi

Bologna oils

Answer: arte

Turgite or limonite

Answer: iron ore

Defibrillator users, for short

Answer: EMTs

Woman who's just too cool?

Answer: ice queen

Woodcutter's aid

Answer: Sawhorse

Landscaper's aid

Answer: shears

Wilson of "Sleepless in Seattle"

Answer: Rita

1991 Warren Beatty movie

Answer: Bugsy

Jay of late-night television

Answer: Leno

Astin and Bean of "The Lord of the Rings"

Answer: Seans

Primary component of Saturn's rings

Answer: ice

Lena of "Romeo is Bleeding"

Answer: Olin

Former Labour Party leader Kinnock

Answer: Neil

Youngest-ever French Open winner

Answer: Seles

Humorist Shriner

Answer: Wil

Capital on Upolu Island

Answer: Apia

President Bartlet, familiarly, on "The West Wing"

Answer: Jed

Titan who stole fire from the gods

Answer: Prometheus

Germany's Adenauer

Answer: Konrad

____ Valley, where "Poltergeist" was filmed

Answer: Simi

"Women in Love" author

Answer: D.H. Lawrence

Vocalist Anderson who sang with Ellington

Answer: Ivie

Computer exec Michael

Answer: Dell

Composer Frederick

Answer: Loewe

1978 Stephen King novel made into a miniseries

Answer: The Stand

Gilbert & Sullivan princess

Answer: Ida

Jazz singer Simone

Answer: Nina

Skater Lipinski

Answer: Tara

"Nancy" cartoonist

Answer: Ernie Bushmiller

Diane's "Godfather" role

Answer: Kay

"Lipstick Jungle" author

Answer: Candace Bushnell

Humorist Bombeck

Answer: Erma

One of two columnist sisters

Answer: Abby

"Riders of the Purple Sage" novelist

Answer: Zane Grey

Hagen of "Reversal of Fortune"

Answer: Uta

Oregon's capital

Answer: Salem

Uncle Sam's URL ending

Answer: gov

"East of Eden" director Kazan

Answer: Elia

"So Big" author Ferber

Answer: Edna

Dead Sea document

Answer: scroll

Metric weight

Answer: kilo

Tony of "Taxi"

Answer: Danza

Awards since 1944

Answer: Golden Globes

Boundary between the North Temperate and North Frigid zones

Answer: The Arctic Circle

Humidifier emission

Answer: vapor

"Shane" star Ladd

Answer: Alan

Son of Isaac

Answer: Esau

1946 high-tech unveiling

Answer: ENIAC

NHLer for 26 seasons and others

Answer: Howes

Williams of "Happy Days"

Answer: Anson

Top 10 TV drama since 2000

Answer: CSI

Temporary tattoo dye

Answer: henna

Highlands relative of an elk

Answer: Red deer

Where drinks aren't on you

Answer: open bar

Modern dwellers of ancient Ebla

Answer: Syrians

Dawn-of-mammals epoch

Answer: Eocene

Gentleman of Verona

Answer: Signore

"Survivor" setting, 2004

Answer: Vanuatu