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A LITTLE BIRDIE TOLD ME... |
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MOVIE TITLES GET RELIGION |
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Touring England in 1887, the Wild West show begun by this man was so exciting, Queen Victoria saw it multiple times |
(Johnny: Who is Wild Bill... Hickok?)
(Buffalo) Bill Cody
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This island famous for its huge stone carvings is about 2,200 miles west of Chile |
Easter Island
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This canary puts up with a "bad ol' puddy tat"--Sylvester |
Tweety Bird
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Babe Ruth & Al Capone figure in "One Summer", Bill Bryson's chronicle of this year ending in 7 |
1927
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In the title of a 1957 movie that reworks G.B. Shaw's original text, this word precedes "Joan" |
saint
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Navy rank equal to an Army 2nd looie |
an ensign
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On Oct. 24, 1962 it was showtime at the Apollo for this "Godfather of Soul" when he taped a live album |
James Brown
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2 R.N. ships named HMS Invincible saw action in these south Atlantic islands, one in WWI & the second, 68 years later |
the Falklands
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It's 2 below par on a single hole in golf |
an eagle
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This university's "Civil War" is about the 20th Massachusetts volunteer infantry & its many officers from that school |
Harvard
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Paul Bettany was the title cleric tracking down a niece who was kidnapped by vampires in this 2011 film |
Priest
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To grind your molars together in rage |
to gnash
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2-word term for the equestrian event that involves a series of obstacles in an arena that must be leapt over |
show jumping
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First included on a map in 1351, this Atlantic ocean group has 9 main islands |
the Azores
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In the stories of Jason & the Argonauts, these horrible creatures are represented as birds with the faces of women |
harpies
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"At the Crossroads of Central Asia" is a chapter in a history of this trade route named for a fabric |
the Silk Road
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Christian Bale plays Moses in 2014's "Exodus:" these "and Kings" |
gods
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A supreme ruler like a monarch |
sovereign
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This 1926 novel chronicles 3 generations of a theatrical family who live & work on a steam-powered vessel |
Show Boat
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No man is an island, but the Isle of Man is found in this "national" sea |
(Dimitri: Oh. What is the English Channel?)
the Irish Sea
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He was really good at painting birds--look for yourself |
Audubon
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A shelf essential is Thucydides' classic on this war |
the Peloponnesian War
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Mickey Rourke pontificates quite a bit as the title character in this NYC-set 1984 film |
The Pope of Greenwich Village
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To defame or slander |
to malign
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The Armory Show, a groundbreaking 1913 exhibition, introduced many Americans to the work of this impressionist |
Renoir
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Portuguese is widely spoken in Praia, the capital city of this island nation off the west coast of Africa |
Cape Verde
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In Rossini's opera "La Gazza Ladra", a maid is accused of stealing silver, but the real thief turns out to be this title bird |
(Alex: The Thieving [*]. Less than a minute now.)
a magpie
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People once left out of history books get their due in the prize-winning this family "of Monticello" |
(Johnny: Who are the Jeffersons?)
the Hemings
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Robert Duvall wrote, directed & starred in this 1997 movie about a Texas preacher |
The Apostle
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A metamorphic rock rich in quartz; awww! That's...! |
(Katy: What is igneous?)
gneiss
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