Show #1441 1990-12-03 (taped 1990-09-17) Regular

Bruce Ikawa game 2.

Contestants

Kathy Brice — a principal of a consulting engineering firm originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba

Dave Bergmann — an attorney from Columbus, Ohio

Bruce Ikawa — a college professor originally from Indianapolis, Indiana (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bruce	$1,500	$3,800	$12,200	$13,199 2-day champion: $28,000	$13,400 33 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Dave	$700	$2,200	$5,600	$1,700 2nd place: Yamaha Clavinova keyboard + Maple Leaf bullion investment coins	$5,500 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Kathy	$400	$800	$800	$0 3rd place: Aiwa stereo system + NES with Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune + Fisher Price games + Wheel of Fortune for Game Boy	$800 3 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

MYTHOLOGY	AWARDS	SNAKES	17th CENTURY PERSONALITIES	SUPERSTITIONS	FAMOUS LIONS
$100 [1] In an argument about building Rome, he killed Remus Romulus Dave	$100 [6] This city's international film festival presents Golden Space Needle Awards Seattle Dave	$100 [11] A rattlesnake named for how it moves, or a person who's a real snake in the grass sidewinder Bruce	$100 [16] Shun-chih was about 6 yrs. old when he became the 1st Manchu emperor of this country in 1644 China Bruce	$100 [21] From the theory that "like produces like", it was thought you could get these by touching a toad warts Bruce	$100 [22] This MGM lion's roar was first heard in the 1928 film "White Shadows in the South Seas" Leo Bruce
$200 [2] Sacred to the Muses, the fountain called Hippocrene was created by this winged horse Pegasus Kathy	$200 [7] Alan Alda's father Robert Alda won a Tony for playing Sky Masterson in this musical Guys and Dolls Dave	$200 [12] These "hooded" snakes are responsible for about 10,000 deaths a year in India cobras Kathy	$200 [17] Juan Martinez Montanes, a sculptor from this country, was admired for his wood carving Spain Bruce	$300 [28] It's said that any woman who refuses to be kissed under this Christmas shrub will end up an old maid mistletoe Bruce	$200 [29] This cross-eyed lion starred in his own 1965 movie & in the TV series "Daktari" Clarence Dave
$300 [3] Believing his beloved Thisbe to be dead, he killed himself with his sword Pyramus Dave	$300 [8] Ketti Frings won a 1958 Pulitzer Prize for a play based on this Thomas Wolfe novel Look Homeward, Angel Bruce	$300 [13] General term for the kind of snake whose squeeze can kill constrictors Bruce	$300 [18] The Marquise de Montespan, a mistress of this "Sun King", was rumored to be involved with witchcraft Louis XIV Bruce	$400 [27] A ring around the moon is supposed to mean this type of weather is coming rain Dave	$300 [26] Joy Adamson wrote about this lioness in 2 books, "Born Free" & "Living Free" Elsa Bruce
$400 [4] She came to life after Pygmalion created her as a statue Galatea Bruce	DD $500 [9] After this 37-year-old producer died in 1936, the Motion Picture Academy named an award in his honor (Irving) Thalberg Dave	$400 [14] This snake, rivaled only by the anaconda in size, has been known to swallow a 130-lb impala python Bruce	$400 [19] Oliver Cromwell was buried secretly in this church weeks before his state funeral Westminster Abbey Kathy	$500 [25] If your ears start to ring it's supposed to mean someone is doing this talking about you Bruce	$400 [24] Patience & Fortitude are the 2 lion statues in front of this New York City building the Library Dave
$500 [5] He was the father of six of the twelve Olympians, including Zeus, Hades & Hera Cronus Bruce	$500 [10] The NAACP awarded its Spingarn Medal to this diva in 1965 Leontyne Price Bruce Dave	$500 [15] The largest countries with no snakes are New Zealand & these 2 North Atlantic island nations Iceland & Ireland Bruce	$500 [20] This father of Cotton Mather married his own stepsister, Maria Cotton, in 1622 Increase Mather Dave	—	$500 [23] Since 1904 this lion has served as the symbol for Penn State's athletic teams Nittany Lion Bruce

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. HISTORY	WOMEN POETS	NATIONAL PARKS	ART	BRITISH ROYALTY	AUDREY HEPBURN
$200 [13] Confederate general known as "King of Spades" because he made his men dig so many trenches Lee Bruce	$200 [22] She was a poet before she turned to "purple" prose--"The Color Purple", that is Alice Walker Bruce	$200 [6] Nearly 2/3 of the island of St. John in this U.S. possession is a national park Virgin Islands Bruce	$200 [1] This statue's formal name is Liberty Enlightening the World Statue of Liberty Bruce	$200 [21] When she was widowed in 1861, she was 42 years old & had 9 children Queen Victoria Dave	$200 [7] 1 critic said Audrey sang "Moon River" in this film "with more charm than...Andy Williams" Breakfast at Tiffany's Bruce
$400 [14] In 1776 Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest Greek letter society, was founded at this Virginia college William & Mary Bruce	$400 [23] She wrote, "Guns aren't lawful; nooses give; gas smells awful; you might as well live." Dorothy Parker Bruce	$400 [12] The headquarters for this national park is located in Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyoming Yellowstone Bruce	$400 [2] Many members of this "River" School of painting were inspired by the Catskill Mtn. scenery Hudson River School Bruce	$400 [27] He was born in Edinburgh Castle in 1566 & was crowned King of Scotland as a baby James I Bruce	$400 [8] Audrey travels the world to help children as an ambassador for this organization UNICEF Dave
$600 [15] On August 20, 1794 this "angry" gen. defeated 2000 Indians at Fallen Timbers near present-day Toledo "Mad" Anthony Wayne Bruce	$600 [24] This reclusive poet may have been in love with Samuel Bowles, an editor of the Springfield Republican Emily Dickinson Dave	$600 [18] North Dakota's only national park, it's also the only one named for a U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt Bruce	$800 [4] The oldest, most prestigious international art festival is the Biennale held in this Italian city Venice Dave	$600 [28] Despite rumors, there is no conclusive proof that he was responsible for killing the little princes Richard III Dave	$600 [9] Audrey played a blind woman terrorized by Alan Arkin in this 1967 thriller Wait Until Dark Dave
$800 [16] An 1886 labor riot in this Chicago square left about 10 dead & more than 60 wounded Haymarket Dave	$800 [25] She was so active in the Imagism movement that Ezra Pound called it "Amy-gism" Amy Lowell	$1,000 [20] 1 of 2 national parks named for a lake (1 of) Crater Lake (or Lake Clark) Bruce	$1,000 [5] Brunelleschi worked out some fundamental principles of this, including the idea of a vanishing point perspective Dave	$800 [29] In 1986 it was revealed that this king was given injections to hasten his death in 1936 King George V	$800 [10] Surprisingly, Humphrey Bogart won Audrey away from William Holden in this 1954 film Sabrina Bruce
$1,000 [17] An attempt to corner the gold market in 1869 resulted in this "day" of financial panic Black Friday Bruce	$1,000 [26] The story that this ancient Greek poetess drowned herself for love of Phaon is probably untrue Sappho Bruce	DD $2,000 [19] This park consists mainly of Araucariaxylon arizonicum, a species of prehistoric conifer Petrified Forest Bruce	DD $1,400 [3] Named a commissar for art after the revolution, this artist left the USSR in '22 & later settled in Paris Chagall Bruce	$1,000 [30] Princess Diana is descended from an illegitimate son of this Restoration ruler Charles II	$1,000 [11] In 1954 Audrey married this actor, her leading man in the Broadway play "Ondine" Mel Ferrer Bruce

Final Jeopardy!

COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD

Of the South American countries, the one that comes last alphabetically

Venezuela

Kathy "What is Uruguay?" — wagered $800

Dave "What is Peru?" — wagered $3,900

Bruce "What is Venezuela" — wagered $999

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