| Abbott and ___ a" late great US comedy duo (8) |
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| Elvis, for one |
LA Times Daily |
03 May 2025 |
| Elvis has an instrument located around Old Street (8) |
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| Abbott and ___ |
TV |
20 Apr 2025 |
| Elvis - played himself in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (8) |
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| "13 Steps Lead Down" singer Elvis |
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| Lou -, Bud Abbott's comedy partner (8) |
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| Lou or Elvis? (8) |
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| Abbott's comedy partner (8) |
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| Partner of Abbott |
TV |
30 Jun 2024 |
| "Who's on First?" comic |
Newsday |
16 Jun 2024 |
| Some Broncos tell off Abbott's mate (8) |
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| American comedian, part of a duo who were the world's highest paid entertainers during World War II (8) |
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| Uncredited collectors supply 19 Across |
The Telegraph Toughie |
21 May 2024 |
| Singer Elvis taking instrument around east of Germany (8) |
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| Rocker Elvis |
Eugene Sheffer |
18 Sep 2018 |
| Songwriter and entertainer first off breaking instrument |
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| Sole clot messing about? He had a funny partner |
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| Half of a classic comedy duo |
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| "Radio Radio" rocker |
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| He didn't know Who's on first |
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| "Who's on first?" inquirer |
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| Major '40s box-office draw |
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| Rocker Elvis whose aim is true |
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| Elvis of music |
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| "Who's on First?" comic |
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| Rock singer's surprised comment about Saint to have effect |
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| "How did I get on third base?" comedian |
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| He asked "Who's on first?" |
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| Rocker Elvis |
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| Rocker Elvis |
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| "Who's on first?" asker |
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| "Who's on first?" asker |
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| Big name in '40s films |
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| "Who's on first?" asker |
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| An Elvis |
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| 9-Across's sidekick |
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| Abbott's partner |
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| Rocker Elvis |
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| "I'm a bad boy!" sayer |
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| Half of a 1940's-50's comedy duo |
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| "Pardon My Sarong" star |
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| "Buck Privates" star |
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| One of a classic comedy couple |
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| "Who's on first?" inquirer |
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| The other Elvis |
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| Actress Dolores |
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| "Everyday I Write the Book" singer |
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| Irish Prime Minister. |
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| Prime Minister of Eire. |
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| Prime Minister of Ireland. |
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| Former P. M. of Ireland. |
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| P. M. of Eire. |
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| Television attraction in March. |
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| Premier of O'Kelly's country. |
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| Popular comedian. |
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| John A. of Eire. |
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