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Sat, May 17, 2014 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Gallop
  2. 9. "Our Town" family
  3. 14. Three- to six-year financial commitment, usually
  4. 15. Eponym for a day of the week
  5. 16. Livid
  6. 17. Where Mozart's "Don Giovanni" premiered
  7. 18. Infamous settler on Galveston Island, 1817
  8. 19. Fail at stoicism, say
  9. 20. Dating inits.
  10. 21. Result of pushing too hard?
  11. 22. Revlon brand
  12. 24. Road sign silhouette
  13. 25. Natural barrier
  14. 27. Domain name element
  15. 28. Tree-dweller that sleeps 20 or so hours a day
  16. 29. Recipe for KFC chicken, e.g.
  17. 32. Italian artist with the largest painting in the Louvre
  18. 35. "Guys and Dolls" number that ends with the rolling of dice
  19. 36. Gray ones spark debate
  20. 37. Umpire's call
  21. 38. "Bonanza" brother
  22. 42. Like poodle hair
  23. 43. "The Marshall Mathers LP" co-producer
  24. 45. Home of Utah Valley University
  25. 47. Parlor with simulcasts, briefly
  26. 48. Seabiscuit, notably
  27. 49. Urge
  28. 51. Cousin of a zombie
  29. 53. It's often canned
  30. 54. Composers Bruckner and Webern
  31. 55. Couldn't keep cool
  32. 56. Anthem singers at the closing ceremony of the Salt Lake City Olympics
  33. 57. Lengthy undertakings

Down

  1. 1. Denali National Park sits on one
  2. 2. One who puts others to sleep?
  3. 3. Suppress
  4. 4. Show time, in some ads
  5. 5. ___ du jour
  6. 6. Trunk line
  7. 7. Once-common desert fighting force
  8. 8. There are three in an inning
  9. 9. Not easily taken
  10. 10. Air ticket info
  11. 11. Sources of chronic annoyance
  12. 12. Many watch his movies for kicks
  13. 13. Run down
  14. 15. Quick
  15. 19. Stand for a photo
  16. 23. Posed
  17. 24. Number of signos del zodiaco
  18. 26. Ballistics test units: Abbr.
  19. 28. Country whose currency is the shilling
  20. 30. Tommy of 1960s pop
  21. 31. Stuff sold in rolls
  22. 32. Group living at zero latitude?
  23. 33. Tartness
  24. 34. Allow
  25. 35. Classic Doors song in which Jim Morrison refers to himself anagrammatically as "Mr. Mojo Risin'"
  26. 39. Exercise in a pool, say
  27. 40. Kindle
  28. 41. River crossed by a ferry in a 1965 top 10 hit
  29. 43. Recitation station
  30. 44. It's dangerous to run on
  31. 46. Touches
  32. 48. French seat
  33. 50. "As if that weren't enough ..."
  34. 52. Slew
  35. 53. Opposite of hence

This puzzle was published on Saturday, May 17, 2014 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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