Show #782 1988-01-19 (taped 1987-09-29) Regular

Contestants

Jenny Church — a supervisor originally from Pensacola, Florida

Paul Tidwell — a tutor from Mission Hills, California

Jonathan Santore — a composer and graduate student originally from Greeneville, Tennessee (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jonathan	$2,000	$2,400	$9,200	$7,799 2nd place: Hotpoint cooking center & 12-piece Super Bra stainless steel cookware + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$9,200 23 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W
Paul	$500	$900	$5,300	$10,600 New champion: $10,600	$6,100 19 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Jenny	$-300	$300	$300	$100 3rd place: Maxima AM/FM stereo system + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$300 3 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR	SPORTS	FADS & FASHION	AFRICA ON FILM	AUTHORS	"BEAUTIFUL" MUSIC
$100 [19] Founding father who was called "Father of the Declaration of Independence" Thomas Jefferson Paul	$100 [6] This city's annual marathon was 1st run back in 1897 Boston Paul	$100 [16] A book, "Follies & Foibles", says these coats, a college fad in the '20s, were cut up in the '50s for a hat fad raccoon coats Jonathan Paul	$100 [26] The sequel to this film about game wardens in Kenya was called "Living Free" Born Free Jonathan	$100 [11] His father fought against Napoleon in 1812, which he wrote about in "War and Peace" Tolstoy Jonathan	$100 [1] The 1st line of "America the Beautiful" O beautiful for spacious skies Jonathan
$200 [20] This famous frontiersman was a colonel in the Virginia militia Daniel Boone Paul	$200 [7] He was world heavyweight champ from 1937-49, longer than anyone else Joe Louis Paul	$200 [17] These 19th century skirt expanders were made of horsehair, "crino", & flaxcloth, "lino" crinolines Jonathan	$200 [25] In film of Agatha Christie's book, Angela Lansbury & Mia Farrow both found "Death on" this river the Nile Jenny	$200 [12] In 1936, W.H. Auden married Thomas Mann's daughter so she could escape this country Nazi Germany Jonathan	$200 [2] Subtitle of "This is All I Ask", they were asked to "walk a little slower when you walk by me" "Beautiful Girls"
$300 [21] Born in Connecticut, Nathan Hale was a graduate of this Ivy League university Yale Paul	$300 [8] In soccer, only a goalie can touch the ball with his hands; in team handball, only a goalie can do this to the ball kick it Paul Jenny	$300 [18] 1978 movie that revived the college party fad for toga fashions Animal House Paul	$300 [24] A TV movie with Charles Bronson dramatized the 1976 Israeli commando "Raid on" this Uganda airport Entebbe Jenny	$300 [13] He exhibited his watercolors internationally but was more famous for "Tropic of Cancer" Henry Miller Paul	$300 [3] This '75 song was Joe Cocker's last solo single to make the charts "You Are So Beautiful" Jonathan
$500 [23] Cousin to our 2nd President, this rebel leader was Massachusetts governor from 1793-1797 Sam Adams	$400 [9] Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color line; Earl Lloyd was the 1st black to play in this pro league NBA (National Basketball) Jonathan Paul	$400 [27] It was this sporting fad of the 1890s that brought back the 1850s fashion of bloomers for women bicycling Jenny	$500 [28] In the 1984 film "Sahara", this teen star dressed up as a man to race across the desert Brooke Shields	$400 [14] Legend says this "Decameron" author was in love with the illegitimate daughter of the King of Naples Boccaccio Paul	$400 [4] In this song Ray Stevens says "We shouldn't care about the length of his hair or the color of his skin" "Everything Is Beautiful" Jonathan
DD $800 [22] This was once moved from Philadelphia & hidden in Allentown's Zion Reformed Church Liberty Bell Paul	$500 [10] Named for the Georgia mountain where his father was wounded in the Civil War, he was baseball's 1st commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis Jonathan	—	—	$500 [15] "Little Prince" author who disappeared while flying a WWII reconnaissance mission & was never found Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Jenny	$500 [5] Charlie Rich came out from behind closed door with this, his only #1 pop hit "The Most Beautiful Girl"

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CAPITALS	LOUISIANIANS	ANIMALS	RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS	BEAUTIFUL "MUSIC"	PHOTOGRAPHY
$200 [6] Augustus Caesar renamed this Middle Eastern capital Julia Augusta Felix Berytus Beirut Jonathan	$200 [15] In 1928, he was elected governor by the greatest margin in Louisiana history Huey Long Jonathan	$200 [1] 1 of the only 2 poisonous lizards in the U.S., both found in the Southwest gila monster Paul	$200 [7] The ancient pagan symbol of eternity & divinity & NBC peacock Jonathan	$200 [12] In 1967 folk singers Peter, Paul & Mary intoned "I Dig..." this Rock and Roll Music Paul	$600 [24] Alfred Eisenstaedt is especially renowned for the photos he's taken since 1936 for this magainze Life Jonathan
$400 [2] Capital of French Guiana which gave its name to a red pepper made from capsicum plants Cayenne Paul	$400 [16] Though pardoned after the War of 1812, he returned to piracy & disappeared about 1821 Jean Lafitte Paul	$800 [20] The eggs of this extinct species, the world's heaviest bird, are the largest single cells known to science elephant birds Paul	$400 [8] The # of points on a Mogen David 6 Jonathan	$400 [14] This 1980 film starred Bruce Jenner, Valerie Perrine, & the Village People Can't Stop the Music Paul	$800 [22] Later a director of the Sierra Club, he took his 1st picture of the Sierras with a box Brownie in 1916 Ansel Adams Jonathan Paul
$600 [3] While Bonn is the capital of West Germany, this is the capital of East Germany Berlin Jonathan	$600 [17] Louisianians descended from original French or Spanish settlers are known by this term Creole Jonathan Paul	$1,000 [21] Wolves in packs prey largely on ungulates, meaning animals having these hooves Paul	$600 [9] Simon, son of Jonah, was renamed Petrus, this symbol upon which God would build his church the rock Jonathan	$800 [13] Bob Parissi was the "white boy" who wrote this #1 hit for his group, Wild Cherry "Play That Funky Music" Jonathan	$1,000 [23] Samuel F.B. Morse was among those who 1st informed America of this Frenchman's photographic "types" Daguerre Paul
DD $800 [4] Riga, Vilnius & Tallinn are capitals of these 3 Soviet lands, which U.S. considers separate nations Latvia, Lithuania & Estonia Jonathan	$800 [18] As a brigadier general, Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard gave the order that began this shelling of Fort Sumter Paul	—	DD $800 [10] Name of this Oriental mandala figure: yin & yang Jonathan	$1,000 [25] According to the title of this 1974 song, when Kiki Dee carries a tune, she really carries a tune "I've Got the Music in Me" Jonathan	—
$1,000 [5] Pres. Alfonsin has proposed moving this country's capital 475 mi. SW, to Patagonia Argentina Jonathan	$1,000 [19] In or out of jail, he gave us folk songs like "Good Night Irene", "Rock Island Line" & "Midnight Special" Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter) Paul	—	$1,000 [11] A bird leaving its cage has long symbolized the positive Christian attitude toward this sad event death Jonathan	—	—

Final Jeopardy!

TV WESTERNS

2 of only 3 westerns to achieve the #1 rating for a season

(2 of) Bonanza , Gunsmoke or Wagon Train

Jenny "What are Bonanza & Big Valley?" — wagered $200

Paul "What are Gunsmoke & Bonanza?" — wagered $5,300

Jonathan "What are "Gunsmoke &" Maverick?" — wagered $1,401

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