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On this man's death Lee said, "I have lost my right arm" |
(Anne: Who is Jeb Stuart Magruder?) ... (Alex: Jeb Stuart Magruder was not in the Civil War.) [Laughter] (Anne: Jeb Stuart was.) (Alex: We have less than a minute to go.)
Stonewall Jackson
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This light beer was originally brewed in the city of Plzen, Czechoslovakia |
Pilsner
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In 1964 Jan & Dean sang about "The Little Old Lady from" this city |
Pasadena
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St. Jerome who gave us the Vulgate edition of the Bible lived & died in this little biblical town |
Bethlehem
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This hit film of 1987 was based on the 1985 French film "Trois Hommes et un Couffin" |
Three Men and a Baby
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These waves transmit TV programs & cook food too |
microwaves
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In November 1864 the federal government furlloughed soldiers so they could go home & do this |
(Bill: What is farm?) (Anne: What is harvest?)
vote
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When the Dominion of Canada was created in 1867, John MacDonald became the first to hold this post |
prime minister
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Broadway musical where you could hear "Aquarius" & "Let the Sunshine In" |
Hair
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It's a noted fact; from May 13 to July 29 this doesn't happen in Hammerfest, Norway |
the sun doesn't set
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Ingrid Bergman called this director "a gentleman farmer who raises goose flesh" |
Alfred Hitchcock
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After destroying Georgia, Sherman's troops went north to ravage this state |
South Carolina
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In an operating room, T & A refers to the removal of these 2 sets of organs |
tonsils & adenoids
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According to the title of a 1966 Supremes hit, you "Can't" do this to "Love" |
Hurry
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This city on the Sarthe River in France is home to a 24-hour sports car race |
Le Mans
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This film about the original team of U.S. astronauts was based on a book by Tom Wolfe |
The Right Stuff
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Confederate engineers raised this Union frigate, rebuilt it & christened it the Virginia |
(Bill: What is the Monitor?)
Merrimack
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The 2 biggest producers of independent programming on PBS are WNET in NYC & WGBH in this city |
Boston
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In a song about marital problems, R.B. Greaves sang, "Take a letter, Maria, address it to my wife, send a copy to" him |
my lawyer
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Face it, the shrine called the Kaaba is in this city |
Mecca
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In 1983 she was nominated for acting Oscars for both "Frances" & "Tootsie" |
(Bill: Nope. Don't know.)
Jessica Lange
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In 1863 this man's Confederate raiders burned most of Lawrence, Kansas |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Quantrill
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Once Soviet ambassador to the U.S., he lost his Central Comm. seat in May 1989 & died 2 months later |
(Andrei) Gromyko
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The singles to stay No. 1 the longest during the decade were "Hey Jude" & this Percy Fath theme |
"Theme from A Summer Place"
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Jakarta, Surabaya & Bandung, the 3 largest cities in Indonesia, are all on this island |
Java
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He played Carole Lombard's butler in the zany 1936 comedy "My Man Godfrey" |
William Powell
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