Show #2005 - Friday, April 30, 1993

Bev Schwartzberg game 1.

Contestants

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Tony Lopez, an attorney from Reseda, California

Bev Schwartzberg, a history teacher originally from Amherst, Massachusetts

Jonathan Gregg, an actor from Phoenix, Arizona (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,601)

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Jeopardy! Round

FLOWERS
FILMS OF THE '40s
WEATHER
THE BIBLE
CLICHES
"R.N."s
    $100 2
The royal blue & the blue bird are varieties of this flower whose name compels you to remember it
    $100 8
Michael Curtiz directed her to an Oscar in "Mildred Pierce"
    $100 7
This usually forms at night when water droplets condense on cool surfaces
    $100 1
In this place grew a tree guarded by cherubim & a flaming sword turning every way
    $100 13
When you issue orders, you "lay down" this
    $100 26
In the '60s he led the fight for auto safety & influenced the passage of the Wholesome Meat Act
    $200 3
A primrose found in the British Isles, or an undergarment for a bovine
    $200 9
Bing Crosby introduced the song "Swinging On A Star" in this 1944 film for which he won an Oscar
    $200 15
The highest temperature ever recorded on this continent was 59° F.
    $200 20
Isaac went along with this man, his father, thinking they'd get a lamb to sacrifice at the site
    $200 14
It's where an emotional man "wears his heart"
    $200 27
In 1989 he danced with the Kirov Ballet in Russia for the first time since his 1961 defection
    $300 4
In names of flowers, this lingual organ follows painted, beard & adder's-
    $300 10
This 1944 Vincente Minnelli musical is set in Missouri in 1903
    $300 16
The word meteorology traces its origin to a 4th cent. B.C. work by this student of Plato
    $300 21
The New Testament uses these 2 letters to describe God as the beginning & end of everything
    $300 19
One who's at a disadvantage is said to be "over this" container
    $300 28
Best known for songs like "Sail Away" & "Short People", he also composed the music for "Ragtime"
    $400 5
These flowers are named for their resemblance to the fasteners on a single guy's apparel
    $400 11
Danny Kaye starred as the title character in this 1947 film based on James Thurber's story
    $400 17
This type of light rain appears to float on air currents while falling
    $400 22
The Aramaic word for this is Cephas; the Greek word, Peter
    $400 24
When you change your mind constantly, you're said to "blow" these two opposites
    $400 29
His "Five Pennies" included such notables as Jimmy Dorsey & Benny Goodman
    $500 6
The flowering type of this plant is also known as nicotiana
    $500 12
Broderick Crawford played Willie Stark in this 1949 film directed by Robert Rossen
    DD: $900 18
This type of storm is sometimes called a black blizzard
    $500 23
In the King James Version, it's the first book of the Bible named for a tribe
    $500 25
It's how you might describe a difficult problem, person or pistachio
    $500 30
White House press secretary under Ford, he became a VP of news for the Mutual Broadcasting System in 1984

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 14):

Jonathan Bev Tony
$1,400 $2,000 $100

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Jonathan Bev Tony
$4,000 $4,900 -$400

Double Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY
FIRST LADIES
AIRLINES
ROCK TRIVIA
THE ANCIENT WORLD
AUTHORS
    $200 11
New Zealand is named for a province in this Low Country
    $200 4
In the early 1930s this first lady began a weekly radio program on NBC
    $200 16
This Chicago-based airline uses the advertising slogan "Fly the friendly skies"
    $200 1
In 1962 this dance craze was banned in Buffalo at Catholic youth events
    $200 21
Greek tradition dates this war's end at 1184 B.C.
    $200 26
A 1929 showing of paintings by this "Lady Chatterley's Lover" author was raided by the police
    $400 12
The 3 main groups living on this island are Pygmies, Melanesians & Papuans
    $400 5
She spent much of her youth with her maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Quincy
    $400 17
Founded in 1920, this oldest airline in the English-speaking world is owned by the government of Australia
    $400 2
This rock 'n' roll pioneer is known as "The Killer"
    $400 22
In 331 B.C. this Macedonian captured, looted & burned the palaces of Persepolis
    $400 27
In 1812 Ralph Waldo Emerson entered this city's Latin school
    $600 14
This German port on the Elbe River near the North Sea was founded at the behest of Charlemagne
    $600 6
Her marriage to the future president took place at her plantation, the White House, on Jan. 6, 1759
    $600 18
PAL is the national airline of this Pacific island nation
    $600 3
This "American Pie" artist wrote the score to the 1977 film "Fraternity Row"
    $600 23
This small Italian river that Julius Caesar crossed in 49 B.C. was named for its reddish color
    $600 28
"Outside Over There" is the third book in his trilogy that began with "Where the Wild Things Are"
    $800 13
This bay is bordered by Greenland & several Canadian islands
    $800 7
In the early 1950s she was the "Inquiring Camera Girl" for the Washington Times-Herald
    $800 19
Europe's largest pre-World War II airline, it began regular flights between Germany & South America in 1934
    $800 9
Bobby Freeman first asked this musical question in 1958; in 1973 Bette Midler made it Ladies' Choice
    $800 24
They were the only pre-Columbian people in the New World to have a true written language
    $800 29
One biography of this journalist & critic is subtitled "Iconoclast from Baltimore"
    $1000 15
The name of this Pakistani river is derived from the Sanskrit word for "river"
    DD: $1,000 8
Her parents were Charles & Florence Henry
    $1000 20
In 1939 this airline's Yankee Clipper planes inaugurated U.S. transatlantic service
    $1000 10
"Don't Go Breaking My Heart" was Elton John's sixth No. 1 hit & her first
    DD: $2,000 25
The Emperor Hadrian built this temple of all the gods to replace the one Marcus Agrippa built
    $1000 30
Poet Florence Margaret Smith wrote "Not Waving But Drowning" under this masculine pen name

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Jonathan Bev Tony
$11,400 $7,900 $3,600

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Final Jeopardy! Round

COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
One of Canada's largest universities, it was endowed by a Scottish- born fur trader

Final scores:

Jonathan Bev Tony
$6,999 $14,900 $200
2nd place: trip on TWA to New York & stay at The Drake Hotel New champion: $14,900 3rd place: tour of Southern California on the Goodyear airship Eagle + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis

Game dynamics:

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Coryat scores:

Jonathan Bev Tony
$10,400 $7,500 $4,600
25 R
(including 1 DD),
0 W		 20 R
(including 1 DD),
1 W		 11 R,
2 W
(including 1 DD)

Combined Coryat: $22,500

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Game tape date: 1992-12-15
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