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Hollywood make-up man who introduced false eyelashes in 1919, lip gloss in 1930 & pan-cake in 1937 |
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Because it's brewed, technically this rice beverage is a beer |
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The "Red Paint People" were Paleolithic inhabitants of this state, now home of red lobsters |
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In 1947, the Air Force became independent from this branch of the armed forces |
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While its shopping season lasts from Thanksgiving to New Year, the song only refers to 12 days |
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A villain killed in Ian Fleming's "Goldfinger" shared this name with U.N.C.L.E.'s heroic Agent 11 |
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Soapmaker & his German son-in-law who took over a failing St. Louis brewery in 1860 |
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Of 0, 10, or 100, # of gallons of beer per year one adult can legally brew at home |
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10 million years ago you couldn't get to the bottom of this 217-mile-long Arizona gorge; it didn't exist |
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The long-range nuclear strike force, commonly called "SAC" |
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They were named for the sons of Jacob |
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The Napoleon who ended up taking power on Orwell's "Animal Farm" was this |
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Born in England in 1808, he originated the idea of arranged tours & travel agencies |
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Drop a shot of whiskey, glass & all, into a mug to make a "depth charge", one variation of this |
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It was only 10,000 years ago the last of these retreated over N. America, leaving the now Great Lakes |
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Of a fighter, bomber, or reconnaissance plane, the official classification of the F-4 phantom |
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For Johnny Mathis, it's "a long, long time" until this date |
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Central American country whose president's middle name is Napoleon |
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Former ambassador to the Court of St. James, he founded TV Guide |
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In the U.S., the % of alcohol content is measured in terms of this |
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All the encyclopedias used by Jeopardy! have the same painting of this ancient Cal. cat, genus "Smilodon" |
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"Operation Vittles" was nickname for this European airlift of 1948-49 |
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2 U.S. holidays honoring historic figures that traditionally fall on the 12th of the month |
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Name under which Jerry Samuels recorded this 1966 hit
"They're coming to take me away, ha-ha / They're coming to take me away / Ho-ho, hee-hee, ha-ha, to the funny farm / Where life is beautiful all the time / And I'll be happy to see those nice young men in their clean white coats / And they're coming to take me away, ha-ha" |
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In order to buy TV stations from Metromedia, Inc., this Aussie became a U.S. citizen |
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Though beer can be made from any cereal, including corn, wheat, & oats, this grain is considered best |
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They were only connected from 26,000-8000 B.C., which is why Am. human finds date back just 20,000 years |
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In 1916, the 1st aero squadron began operations against bandits from this country |
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Born Helen Jurgens in 1908, she made some pretty unmemorable films in the '30s |
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