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GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER? |
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In the next hour, Sir William Walton's concerto for this instrument, featuring Yo-Yo Ma |
the cello
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It's home to over a dozen golden arches of McDonald's & a 630-foot high single stainless steel arch |
St. Louis
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If this character is coming, have a nice Chianti & some fava beans, though maybe it's best not to invite Ray Liotta |
Hannibal Lecter
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This meat is also called kid & when curried is a Jamaican specialty |
goat
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Poet Robert who wrote "The Ruling Passion", or prose writer Tom, who kept his "Common Sense" |
Paine
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In the military: AWOL |
absent without leave
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Now we'll hear a beloved aria by this Italian composer |
Rossini
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Located on the Gulf of Finland, it was capital of Russia for 2 centuries |
St. Petersburg
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In "Animal House" this actor who played Bluto calls for a "food fight!" |
John Belushi
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In the film comedy "Love and Death", Napoleon says the Napoleon pastry must be developed before this British meat dish |
Beef Wellington
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Nathalia wrote "The Sunken Garden"; Stephen stayed above ground with "The Red Badge of Courage" |
Crane
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If your car breaks down: AAA |
the American Automobile Association
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Time now for the KJPY clue of the day: born in 1770, he called himself Bacchus, pressing out the wine of musical revelation |
Beethoven
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This California city was named for the bay, which was named for an Assisi saint |
San Francisco
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Julia Roberts finds snails are "slippery little suckers" at dinner with Richard Gere and Ralph Bellamy in this film |
Pretty Woman
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From a Cree word, this Native American food was made from cranberries, dried deer meat & melted fat |
pemmican
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Last name of Edward, who wrote "A Venetian Lover", & of the better-known author of "Firestarter" |
King
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On an invitation: RSVP |
(Jake: What is réspondez s'il vous plaît?) ... (Alex: Jake, you added an "S" where it doesn't belong.)
répondez s'il vous plaît
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Call & win tickets to this "talky" type of voice & piano performance, of songs by Hugo Wolf |
a recital
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Jesse James was terminated in this city, once home to a terminus of the Pony Express |
(Alex: Are you refering to [*], Missouri? You're right.)
St. Joseph
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(Hi, I'm Leonard Maltin.) At the end of the deli scene, director Rob Reiner's mother has this romantic comedy's funniest line |
When Harry Met Sally...
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From the French for "to crunch", it's meat combined with a thick white sauce & deep-fried |
croquettes
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The 1874 novel "His Natural Life" by this Aussie author named Marcus was still a good read in 2001 |
Clarke
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To a swimmer, SCUBA |
self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
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Tomorrow KJPY presents a tribute to this "Fiddler on the Roof" who died in 2001 |
Isaac Stern
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The stars on its flag seen here stand for hope & liberty, not it & Nevis |
St. Kitts
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Though Wallace Shawn worked with "The Giant" wrestler elsewhere, this '81 food film was not about the big man |
My Dinner with Andre
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These "meats", including the kidneys, heart & brain, must be "the spice of life" |
variety meats
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Travel writer Robert; he could have had Childe Harold take a pilgrimage on his "Road to Oxiana" |
Byron
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NAFTA, the treaty |
North American Free Trade Agreement
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