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When this bird & mammal duo went to sea, they "took some honey & plenty of money" |
the owl & the pussycat
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Of Papa Doc, Mama Doc, or Baby Doc, the 1 who was never "President for Life" of Haiti |
Mama Doc
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John H. Holliday was called "Doc" because he filled this position in Tombstone |
dentist
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She's the only women's tennis player who's won Wimbledon 6 years in a row |
Martina Navratilova
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The 1st year "Best Song" was awarded, 2 of the 3 nominees were from films featuring this dapper dancer |
Fred Astaire
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The Italian term for time |
tempo
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In an Ogden Nash limerick, a young belle of this Mississippi city drawled, "When ah itchez, ah scratchez!" |
Natchez
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Of the Red Sea, Black Sea, or Caribbean Sea, the 1 with the greatest depth |
the Caribbean
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Books say no more than 1,000 pioneers & these people died battling each other on the Oregon Trail |
Indians
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In 1980, it became the 1st European country to win the Davis Cup |
Czechoslovakia
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Gary Cooper won 1st of 2 Best Actor Oscars for playing him, America's most-decorated WWI hero |
Sergeant York
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A turnpike exit, or when your date has spinach between his teeth |
turn-off
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Byron's "Who Killed John Keats" parodied this anonymous poem |
"Who Killed Cock Robin"
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Of Cordate, Cordiform, or Cordillera, the 1 that doesn't mean "heart-shaped" |
cordillera
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A cowboy referred to this as his "smokewagon", or "lead pusher" |
his gun
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Everybody wondered if it was "to be or not to be" Best Picture of 1948--& it was |
Hamlet
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From Old French "to tow", Hansel & Gretel were unsuccessful leaving one with breadcrumbs |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
a trail
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"Under a spreading chestnut tree," this building stands |
"The Village Smithy"
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Of "The Three Musketeers, he's the one with the shortest first name |
Athos
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Sentenced to jail for horse theft in 1883, she was Judge Isaac Parker's most famous case |
(Sandra: Who was Calamity Jane?)
Belle Starr
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A language teacher before turning costume designer, she won her last Oscar for "The Sting" |
Edith Head
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Enticing title of the following tune: |
"Temptation"
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In both the title & opening line, Walt Whitman said, "I hear" this "singing" |
America
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Of the 3 figures carved on Georgia's Stone Mountain, the 1 killed during the Civil War |
"Stonewall" Jackson
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Actually, over 1/2 the members of this tragic group survived the terrible Sierra winter of 1846-7 |
the Donner Party
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Though he played both "Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde", he still only received one Oscar for the film |
Fredric March
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Examples are damask, donegal & denim |
(Linnie: What are twills?) (Pat: What are tweeds?) (Sandra: What are tablecloths?) [Prior to the start of Double Jeopardy!, Alex said "twills" was an acceptable response, Linnie was credited, and the other two players' responses were voided and their money returned.]
textiles (twills accepted)
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