Show #1589 1991-06-27 (taped 1991-03-18) Regular

Contestants

Mark Wasley — a computer consultant from Atlanta, Georgia

Maggi Walker — a public relations consultant from Los Angeles, California

Fred Andrus — a programmer analyst from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Fred	$400	$800	$4,000	$7,999 2nd place: trip on America West to San Antonio & stay at Menger Hotel + Jeopardy! how game or computerized version	$4,000 12 R, 2 W
Maggi	$0	$1,400	$8,400	$400 3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer + Jeopardy! how game or computerized version	$6,000 14 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Mark	$1,300	$4,200	$12,600	$17,200 New champion: $17,200	$10,000 27 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

AUTHORS	ARKANSAS	OLYMPICS	POTPOURRI	ARCHITECTURE	ANAGRAMS
$100 [1] This author lived at 23 Montague Place facing the British Museum, not at 221B Baker Street Arthur Conan Doyle Mark	$100 [7] Confederate forces set up a state capital in the town of Washington while a pro Union regime was here Little Rock Mark	$100 [2] In this event, discontinued after 1920, the first team to pull the other past the line, won the tug of war Mark	$100 [24] People magazine said the guys in Mötley Crüe sport about 60 of these dermal decorations a tattoo Fred	$100 [21] These deep ditches filled with water were a feature of Norman castles moats Fred	$100 [16] Beth & Norman pooled their money and bought one of these dogs a poodle (from pooled) Maggi Mark
$200 [12] He published "Black Spring" between "Tropic of Cancer" & "Tropic of Capricorn" Henry Miller Maggi	$200 [8] The Red, the St. Francis & this river act as natural borders the Mississippi Mark	$200 [3] The five interlocking circles on the Olympic flag stand for this the five continents	$200 [25] This company introduced its new Kiss with almonds by dropping a giant replica in Times Square Hershey Fred	$200 [22] The domes on St. Basil's Cathedral are often described as being shaped like this vegetable an onion Maggi	$200 [17] The original London cast of this musical included Elaine Paige as Grizabella Cats (from cast) Mark
$300 [13] Author of "Caravans" & "The Source", he was foundling adopted by Pennsylvania Quakers (James) Michener Mark	$400 [10] About 1820 the Dwight Mission was set up to teach these Indians, who had been forced out of the east the Cherokee Fred Mark	$300 [4] This winter event shares its name, originally French, with the sled used for it luge Fred	$300 [28] Old Smuggler, Scoresby & Clan MacGregor are three brands of this Scotch whisky Maggi	$300 [23] A turret used for ventilation on the roof of a medieval building, or an art museum in Paris the Louvre Maggi	$300 [18] Elsa is such a devoted shopper that she never misses one of these a sale (from Elsa) Mark
$400 [14] W.H. Auden married Erika Mann, this novelist's daughter, so she could leave Nazi Germany Thomas Mann Mark	DD $500 [9] When it was a territory the name didn't end in "S", but with this letter a W Mark	$400 [5] In 1984 Joan Benoit of the U.S. was the first to win this new event the women's marathon Mark	—	$400 [26] An adava, or bullseye one of these, is round or oval with bars that radiate from a central eye window Mark	$400 [19] Valerie Harper might hoard video tape of this sitcom Rhoda (from hoard) Mark
$500 [15] This Briton wrote his famous diary in cipher & it wasn't decoded until 1825 (Samuel) Pepys Mark	$500 [11] The federal government made it a health resort 89 years before it became a national park in 1921 Hot Springs Fred	$500 [6] In 1988 this East German swimmer won 6 gold medals, the most ever by a woman Kristin Otto Mark	—	$500 [27] He was an astronomy professor at Oxford but the first building he designed was a chapel at Cambridge Christopher Wren Maggi	$500 [20] I was disappointed when my aunt gave me a can of it for my birthday tuna (from aunt) Mark

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. PRESIDENTS	ASIA	MOVIE QUOTES	INVENTORS	LANGUAGES	SOUP'S ON
$200 [24] This president told Harriet Beech Stowe, "I shall never live to see peace, this war is killing me." Lincoln Fred	$200 [13] This Thai capital is the home of Chulalongkorn University Bangkok Fred	$200 [3] "Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore" The Wizard of Oz Mark	$200 [1] There already was a machine to remove the seeds of coastal cotton; he invented one for inland cotton Eli Whitney Mark	$200 [2] This U.S. lexicographer was the first to delete the "U" from words like "colour" in his 1806 dictionary Noah Webster Maggi	$200 [12] Bouillon is from "to boil", but the word for this fish soup means "to boil it & then lower the heat" bouillabaisse Mark
$400 [25] From 1780-83 James Monroe studied law under this man, then governor of Virginia Thomas Jefferson Mark	$400 [14] Sri Lanka's minority Tamil are mostly Hindu & the majority Sinhalese mostly this religion Buddhist Maggi Mark	$400 [5] "Pinch me, Rosie, here we are going down the river like Antony and Cleopatra on that barge" The African Queen Mark	$400 [22] He came up with a gyroscopic stabilizer for ships before his company merged with Remington Rand Sperry Fred	$400 [4] Russian uses this 32-letter alphabet developed from the Greek alphabet the Cyrillic alphabet Maggi	$400 [17] Instead of sipping this reptilian soup you can make a mock version flavored with veal turtle Maggi
$600 [26] This president was the 1st inductee into the Conservation Hall of Fame Teddy Roosevelt Fred	$600 [15] The governor of Macau is appointed by the governor of this European country Portugal Mark	$600 [9] "Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera!" The King and I Mark	$600 [23] He may have understood gravity, but the steam-powered car he built in 1680 didn't work Newton Mark	$800 [7] While English does not, Cornish, Welsh & Gaelic do belong to this language group the Celtic language	$800 [19] These stuffed noodles, the Jewish version of raviolis, are usually served in soup kreplach Maggi
$800 [27] In 1935 he played on the college all star football team against the Chicago Bears Gerry Ford Mark	$800 [16] The island of Singapore is separated from this peninsula to the north by the Strait of Johor the Malay Peninsula Maggi	$800 [10] "Now that we're through with "Humiliate the Host"... how about a little round of "Get the Guests?" Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Maggi	$800 [29] No one knows who invented the razor but we know this man invented the safety razor (King) Gillette Fred	$1,000 [8] According to the World Almanac this international language could shortly have 2 million speakers Esperanto Maggi	$1,000 [20] From the Tamil for "pepper water" it's a spicy curry soup mulligatawny soup Maggi
$1,000 [28] During his administration the U.S. acquired Puerto Rico, Guam & the Hawaiian Islands McKinley Mark	$1,000 [21] It's Burma's new 7-letter name Myanmar Fred	$1,000 [11] "Wherever there's a fight, so hungry people can eat, I'll be there" The Grapes of Wrath Fred Maggi	$1,000 [30] Ottmar Mergenthaler's machine for producing printing bars is better known as this the linotype Fred	DD $3,000 [6] It's the most widely spoken romance language Spanish Mark	DD $3,000 [18] A madrilène is a consommé flavored with this kind of juice tomato juice Maggi

Final Jeopardy!

COMPOSERS

He originally titled his work "How Petya Outwitted the Wolf", but that gave away the end

Prokofiev

Fred "Who was Prokofiev?" — wagered $3,999

Maggi "Who is Tchaikovsky?" — wagered $8,000

Mark "Who is Prokofiev?" — wagered $4,600

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