| SCENE | "And ... ___!" |
| SCENE | "And ... ___!" (director's cry) |
| SCENE | "Don't create a ___ out here in public" |
| SCENE | "Don't make a ___" ("Don't overreact") |
| SCENE | "Don't make a ___" ("Please be cool") |
| SCENE | "Hamilton" segment |
| SCENE | "S" of CSI |
| SCENE | 'Daphne' division |
| SCENE | 132 Brief film excerpt |
| SCENE | A co-star might steal one |
| SCENE | A great actor might steal one |
| SCENE | A particular part or instance of a film, say |
| SCENE | Act in a play |
| SCENE | Act part |
| SCENE | Act segment |
| SCENE | Acting exercise |
| SCENE | All-too-public spat |
| SCENE | All-too-public tiff |
| SCENE | An individual portion of a movie |
| SCENE | Area of activity |
| SCENE | Argument in public, say |
| SCENE | Artists paint it |
| SCENE | At times it's stolen |
| SCENE | Bad thing to make at a restaurant |
| SCENE | Big fuss |
| SCENE | Big public display |
| SCENE | Brief film excerpt |
| SCENE | Brief movie excerpt |
| SCENE | Brouhaha |
| SCENE | Burst onto the ___ (appear suddenly) |
| SCENE | CSI part |
| SCENE | Cinematic segment |
| SCENE | Cinematographer's concern |
| SCENE | Clip component |
| SCENE | Clip from a movie |
| SCENE | Clip in a movie trailer |
| SCENE | Commotion |
| SCENE | Conspicuous thing to make |
| SCENE | Continuous action in a play, film, opera, or book |
| SCENE | Create a ___ (like an emotional outburst in public) |
| SCENE | Crime ___ (where the incident occurred) |
| SCENE | Crowd creator |
| SCENE | Cry from a high chair? |
| SCENE | Diorama |
| SCENE | Display |
| SCENE | Display of temper |
| SCENE | Division of a play |
| SCENE | Division of an act in a play |
| SCENE | Drama division |
| SCENE | Dramatic excerpt |
| SCENE | Embarrassing commotion |
| SCENE | Embarrassing display |
| SCENE | Embarrassing outbreak |
| SCENE | Embarrassing outburst |
| SCENE | Embarrassing public outburst |
| SCENE | Embarrassing public to-do |
| SCENE | Emotional outburst |
| SCENE | Exhibition of explosive emotion |
| SCENE | Film excerpt |
| SCENE | Film part |
| SCENE | Film segment |
| SCENE | Flashback, e.g. |
| SCENE | Good thing to avoid in public |
| SCENE | Great view |
| SCENE | Happening place |
| SCENE | Happening spot |
| SCENE | Head-turning spectacle |
| SCENE | Heated argument in public, say |
| SCENE | Hot spot |
| SCENE | Improv performance |
| SCENE | It can be stolen |
| SCENE | It may be stolen |
| SCENE | It may be stolen on a movie set |
| SCENE | It's just part of the act |
| SCENE | Landscape |
| SCENE | Last word of many an improv skit |
| SCENE | Locale |
| SCENE | Location |
| SCENE | Loud argument in public, e.g. |
| SCENE | Loud public argument |
| SCENE | Make a ___ (argue in public) |
| SCENE | Make a ___ (argue loudly in public) |
| SCENE | Mise-en-___ |
| SCENE | Movie clip |
| SCENE | Movie excerpt |
| SCENE | Movie script division |
| SCENE | Movie segment |
| SCENE | Movie snippet |
| SCENE | Movie trailer segment |
| SCENE | Movie trailer snippet |
| SCENE | National Mall, for a presidential inauguration |
| SCENE | Noisy fight |
| SCENE | Noisy public fight |
| SCENE | One might be stolen while a crowd watches |
| SCENE | One of 20 in "Hamlet" |
| SCENE | Painting subject |
| SCENE | Panorama |
| SCENE | Part of "CSI" |
| SCENE | Part of a movie |
| SCENE | Part of a play |
| SCENE | Part of a script |
| SCENE | Part of a shoot |
| SCENE | Part of an act |
| SCENE | Part of an act in a play |
| SCENE | Part of an act, in a play |
| SCENE | Picture |
| SCENE | Place of action |
| SCENE | Place where an incident occurred |
| SCENE | Play division |
| SCENE | Play makeup |
| SCENE | Play part |
| SCENE | Play section |
| SCENE | Play segment |
| SCENE | Portion of an act |
| SCENE | Postcard feature |
| SCENE | Prospect |
| SCENE | Public commotion |
| SCENE | Public display of anger |
| SCENE | Public embarrassment |
| SCENE | Public fuss |
| SCENE | Public outburst |
| SCENE | Public row |
| SCENE | Public ruckus |
| SCENE | Public spat |
| SCENE | Public spectacle |
| SCENE | Public squabble |
| SCENE | Public tantrum |
| SCENE | Public to-do |
| SCENE | Reportedly noticed setting |
| SCENE | Reportedly watched part of play |
| SCENE | Restaurant row? |
| SCENE | Return to the ___ of the crime |
| SCENE | Scape |
| SCENE | Screenplay section |
| SCENE | Screenplay unit |
| SCENE | Script description |
| SCENE | Script division |
| SCENE | Script part |
| SCENE | Script section |
| SCENE | Script segment |
| SCENE | Section of a film script |
| SCENE | Section of a movie |
| SCENE | Section of a play or a movie |
| SCENE | See 15 Across |
| SCENE | See 4-Across |
| SCENE | Segment of a play |
| SCENE | Setting |
| SCENE | Setting for a play |
| SCENE | Short section of play |
| SCENE | Show piece? |
| SCENE | Sitcom serving |
| SCENE | Site of an incidence |
| SCENE | Situation |
| SCENE | Small portion of a movie |
| SCENE | Small section of a play |
| SCENE | Social embarrassment |
| SCENE | Something a great actor might steal |
| SCENE | Something one shouldn't make in public |
| SCENE | Something that can be stolen in a movie |
| SCENE | Something to make or steal |
| SCENE | Something to shoot |
| SCENE | Specific incident |
| SCENE | Spectacle |
| SCENE | Sphere of activity |
| SCENE | Stage play segment |
| SCENE | Stage setting |
| SCENE | Story's setting |
| SCENE | Street fight? |
| SCENE | Subdivision of an act of a play |
| SCENE | Tableau |
| SCENE | Theater bit |
| SCENE | Theater prop |
| SCENE | Theatrical setting |
| SCENE | Trailer segment |
| SCENE | Unhappy encounter |
| SCENE | Unseemly display |
| SCENE | Verona, in "Romeo and Juliet" |
| SCENE | View |
| SCENE | View of a landscape |
| SCENE | Vista |
| SCENE | What a landscape painter paints |
| SCENE | What the "S" stands for in "CSI" |
| SCENE | Where crime was committed |
| SCENE | Where it's at |
| SCENE | Where it's happening |
| SCENE | Where the action is |
| SCENE | Word on a clapperboard |
| SCENE | Word with crime or bar |
| SCENE | ___ of the crime |
| SCENE | ___ of the crime (place where something illegal happened) |
| SCENE | ___ of the crime (where something illegal took place) |
| SCENE | ___ partner (acting-school classmate) |
| SCENE | ___ stealer |
| SCENE | ____ of the crime |
| SCENE | “And ___!” |