Show #827 1988-03-22 (taped 1987-12-07) Regular

Missing introductions and first 7 clues.

Contestants

Mary Dunne — from Watsonville, California

Harry Weisberger — an aerospace writer from Phoenix, Arizona

Cheryl Van Middlesworth — a housewife from Cerritos, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $28,700)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Cheryl	$500	$1,800	$8,200	$8,200 4-day champion: $36,900	$8,000 19 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Harry	$300	$1,000	$7,400	$0 3rd place: White-Westinghouse washer & dryer + Jeopardy! box game	$6,400 14 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Mary	$1,400	$2,700	$3,900	$2,000 2nd place: trip on Delta to Denver, Colorado & visit to Fort Collins + Jeopardy! box game	$3,600 15 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCOTLAND	SOCCER	STAGE NAMES	LOVE & MARRIAGE	3-LETTER WORDS	ART
$100 [1] = = Cheryl	$100 [4] = = Harry	$100 [10] "Peyton Place" star Dorothy Eloise Maloney Dorothy Malone Mary	$100 [19] This major religion of the Mideast permits men to have multiple wives, but few can afford it Islam Mary	$100 [13] It completes the quote from "Animal Farm", "4 legs good, 2 legs..." this bad Mary	$100 [5] = =
$200 [2] = = Harry	$200 [22] International competition for this trophy began in 1930 World Cup Mary	$300 [12] Elliott Goldstein Elliott Gould Cheryl	$200 [20] When Priscilla Mullens asked John Alden to speak for himself, this man couldn't "stand" it Myles Standish Cheryl	$200 [14] From Latin for "feather", many a feather was used as one pen Harry	$200 [6] = =
$300 [3] = = Mary	$300 [23] Of 30, 45, or 60 min., the length of a half in a standard soccer match 45 Cheryl Harry Mary	$400 [15] Henry Montgomery Jr., Elizabeth's father Robert Montgomery Mary	$300 [21] Guinness says Octavio Guillen & Adriana Martinez had the longest one of record, 67 years engagement Harry Mary	$300 [25] This word can mean a dog or a boxer, the human kind, not the dog pug Cheryl	$300 [7] = =
$400 [8] = = Cheryl	—	DD $500 [11] Heard singing here, her real 1st name was Maria: Carmen Miranda (Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha) Mary	$400 [24] Russian ladies who wanted to become Mrs. Ivan the Terrible had to enter & win one of these beauty contest	$400 [26] Archaic possessive pronoun replaced by "your" thy Cheryl	$400 [17] This Chinese dynasty which preceded the Manchu, or Ching was famous for its decorative arts Ming Cheryl
$500 [9] Crowned King of Scotland in 1306, Robert I is known to most of us by this name Robert the Bruce Mary	—	$500 [16] Issur Danielovitch Demsky, dimple & all Kirk Douglas Mary	$500 [28] After his 1st wife died, this American religious leader married at least 26 others Brigham Young Harry	$500 [27] In German mythology, it's a water sprite, but in American slang, it's "no" nix	$500 [18] Edgar Degas was famous for painting & sculpting ballerinas & these animals horses

Double Jeopardy! Round

"C" IN LITERATURE	POLITICAL QUOTES	THE WIZARD OF OZ	AGRICULTURE	ASTRONOMY	ALPHABETICALLY FIRST
$200 [2] Stephen, Hart or Ichabod Crane Cheryl	$200 [1] In 1795, John Adams called it "The most insignificant office" ever conceived by man Vice Presidency Cheryl	$200 [8] The Lullaby League & the Lollipop Guild welcome Dorothy to this land of little people Munchkins (Munchkinland) Mary	$200 [20] American corn is called this not only in Europe but in Latin America as well maize Harry	$200 [24] Its moon Phobos is only 14 miles across, while its 2nd moon, Deimos, is even smaller Mars	$200 [25] Of the colors on the U.S flag, the 1st blue Cheryl Mary
$400 [3] "The Miller's Tale" & "The Wife of Bath's Tale", among others The Canterbury Tales Harry	$400 [4] Truman said of this opponent, "Since...people were aware of Hitler, that mustache didn't do him any good" Dewey Cheryl	$400 [9] He says, "It's very tedious being stuck up here all day long with a pole up your back" Scarecrow Cheryl	$400 [21] This country produces about 25% of the world's coffee crop Brazil Cheryl	$400 [19] The term "Land of the Midnight Sun" refers to region north of this line Arctic Circle Mary	$400 [26] Alphabetically the 1st of GM's 5 domestic passenger car division Buick Harry Mary
$600 [5] In "A Christmas Carol", it's Tiny Tim's last name Cratchit Cheryl	$600 [14] Lawrence J. Peter said this man was the 1st pres. "elected by a majority of 1--& nobody demanded a recount" Gerald Ford Harry	$600 [10] Her 1st words to Dorothy were "Are you a good witch or a bad witch?" Glinda Cheryl	$600 [22] Pigs with less fat, longer body & uniform belly thickness have been developed primarily to produce this bacon Cheryl	$600 [13] These have been described as "dirty snowballs" of dust & ice orbiting the sun comets Harry	$600 [28] This Great guy was alphabetically the 1st of all the kings of England Alfred Harry
$800 [6] This ex-music hall dancer wrote "Gigi" & "Cheri", cheri Colette Cheryl	$800 [15] It's said the judge on this case was overheard saying, "Did you see what I did to those anarchistic #!&! ?" Sacco and Vanzetti Harry Mary	DD $1,000 [11] Dorothy kills the 2 evil witches with these 2 "weapons" house & bucket of water Cheryl	$800 [23] Recent statistics show this industrialized Asian nation is now world's leading importer of rice Korea Harry Mary	$800 [17] As a result of recent discoveries, we now think this planet has the most moons Saturn	$800 [29] Alphabetically, this "African" breed is 1st among generally recognized cat breeds Abyssinian
$1,000 [7] He won a Pulitzer Prize for his short stories 2 years after he wrote "Falconer" John Cheever Mary	$1,000 [16] Black nationalist who described assassination of Pres. Kennedy as "chickens coming home to roost" Malcolm X Harry	$1,000 [12] That wicked old Almira Gulch calls him "a menace to the community" Toto Harry	$1,000 [27] Until a few hundred years ago, this, not wheat or rye, was primary grain used for bread in Europe barley Mary	DD $2,000 [18] The 3 planets discovered in the 18th, 19th, & 20th centuries, in order of discovery Uranus, Neptune & Pluto Harry	$1,000 [30] Of all of Shakespeare's plays, this one ends up alphabetically 1st All's Well That Ends well Cheryl

Final Jeopardy!

POP MUSIC

This narrative #1 song from 1968 was only hit record to inspire a movie & TV series of the same name

"Harper Valley P.T.A."

Mary "What is Alice's Restaurant" — wagered $1,900

Harry "What is The Green Berets" — wagered $7,400

Cheryl "What is Harper Valley PTA?" — wagered $0

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