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German city famous for Homburgs & Hamburgers |
Hamburg
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He called the Native Americans "Indians" because he thought he was in the East indies |
Columbus
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Number of "Characters in Search of an Author" in Pirandello's play |
(Alex: Sorry, Jon, not fast enough.)
Six
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This winemaker will "sell no wine before its time" |
Paul Mason
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According to legend she made 1st American flag, but there's no proof |
Betsy Ross
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In the '70s, life was nothing but "Good Times" for this "dy-no-mite" comedian |
Jimmie ("J.J.") Walker
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Lying off Spain's eastern coast, it's the "major" island in the Balearic group |
Majorca
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The smallest of these, near Trumbull, Conn., consists of 1/4 acre & 4 people |
a reservation
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Female lead in "The Philadelphia Story" was written for this actress, who played it on stage & screen |
Katharine Hepburn
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Gin, applejack, egg white, lemon juice, & pomegranate, or a Japanese singing duo |
a Pink Lady
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Lilya Litvak, most famous woman fighter pilot of WWII, fought for this country |
(Alex: Not fast enough, Debra.)
the Soviet Union
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His uniform as a 16-year-old bellboy & singer had 48 buttons, giving him lifelong nickname |
Red Buttons
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It's the smallest of the 4 countries that make up the United Kingdom |
(Debra: What is Wales?) (Alex: Oh, I'm sorry, you forgot about [*]?) (Debra: I thought it grew.) [Laughter]
Northern Ireland
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Spanish for "villages", women traditionally own the houses in these Hopi & Zuni communities |
(Jon: What is adobe?) ... [The end-of-round signal sounds.]
pueblos
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City where Giraudoux's "Madwoman" lived |
Chaillot
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A glass of wine is properly held by this part |
the stem
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Israel's Golda Meir at one time taught school in this U.S. city |
(Alex: [After the next clue selection] With about a minute to go in the round.)
Milwaukee
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"If you had lived, you would have been a very sick man" is one of his famous insults |
(Jon: Who is Groucho Marx?)
Don Rickles
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Turkish for "mountain", peninsula called "the powder keg of Europe" since so many wars have begun there |
the Balkan Peninsula
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The family who awaits "Sunrise at Campobello" in Dore Schary play |
(Lou: Uh, the [*]. [**].) (Alex: Remember to phrase it in the form of a question.) [Lou added the middle name the second and third time he gave his response.]
the Franklin (Delano) Roosevelt family
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The 2 grains providing flavor basis to whiskeys indigenous to America |
(Debra: What are rice and corn?)
corn & rye
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After forming Equal Rights Party, in 1872 Victoria Woodhull became 1st woman to do this |
(Jon: What is to vote?)
to run for the presidency of the United States
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Too broke for a wedding, he got married on "Bride & Groom" before saying "bye bye" to poverty & "birdie" |
Dick Van Dyke
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"English-sounding" peninsula in N.W. France separating Bay of Biscay from English Channel |
(Debra: What is Normandy?)
Brittany
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This character was the victim of a "Murder in the Cathedral" |
Thomas à Becket
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Secret ass'n of distillers & gov't officials that embezzled liquor taxes under President Grant |
(Debra: What is the Teapot Dome?) (Jon: Who are moonshiners?)
the Whiskey Ring
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Name under which notorious Marie Dolores Eliza Rosanna Gilbert brought down King Ludwig of Bavaria |
Lola Montez
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Born Murray Janofsky, he was the master of early television M.C.'s |
Jan Murray
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