Show #1627 1991-10-01 (taped 1991-08-19) Regular

Introductions and first 11 clues entered from audiorecording.

Contestants

Ron Reisman — a public relations executive from New York City, New York

Ed Vallay — a writer from Richmond, Virginia

Rand Owen — a librarian originally from Nashville, Tennessee (whose 3-day cash winnings total $39,301)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Rand	$1,400	$2,900	$8,400	$7,199 2nd place: trip for 2 to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	$7,700 25 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Ed	$2,000	$1,900	$3,100	$0 3rd place: Typhoon International wicker furniture	$3,100 13 R, 3 W
Ron	$300	$700	$4,800	$8,400 New champion: $8,400	$4,400 15 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THEATER	FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES	POTPOURRI	ISLANDS	FAMOUS FOLKS	SAY CHEESE
$100 [1] The Michiyuki, or "staged journey", is a tradition in the drama of this country Japan Rand	$100 [6] It's what a Spanish bartender would serve if you ordered "Vino blanco" white wine Ed	$100 [26] There are 3 museums in this city's Golden Gate Park San Francisco Rand	$100 [11] Pak Yue Chau & Lantau are 2 of the less-famous islands of this British colony Hong Kong Rand	$100 [14] Her brother Christopher Ciccone was this artistic director for her "Blond Ambition" tour Madonna Ron	$100 [12] "Anatomical" term for the holes in Swiss cheese eyes Rand
$200 [2] Patrick Dennis' real-life aunt, Marion Tanner, inspired this real-life character Auntie Mame Rand	$200 [7] This Italian word for "baby" was one of Babe Ruth's nicknames bambino Rand	$200 [27] The headquarters of the United Steelworkers of America is in this city Pittsburgh Ron	$200 [16] The Blue Grotto is on this island in the Bay of Naples Capri Rand	$200 [15] In March 1991 Lesley Stahl was named the 3rd female correspondent in this TV series' history 60 Minutes Ed	$200 [13] This rubbery Italian cheese is an important ingredient in pizza & lasagna mozzarella Ron
$300 [3] Shirley Booth starred in the 1959 musical "Juno", based on this Sean O'Casey play Juno and the Paycock Ed	$300 [8] It's the German word for "forbidden" or "prohibited" verboten Rand	$300 [28] This magazine for people who want to get in shape & stay there is sometimes abbreviated WWM Weight Watchers Magazine Rand Ed	$300 [17] Mt. Hekla is 1 of more than 100 volcanoes on this North Atlantic island Iceland Rand	$300 [20] Love and Desire and Hate" is this ex-"Dynasty" star's steamy second novel Joan Collins Ron	$300 [23] The soft pot cheese, or schmierkase, is better known by this name cottage cheese Rand Ron
$400 [4] Sir Benjamin Backbite is the nephew of the odious Crabtree in Sheridan's 1777 play "The School for" this The School for Scandal Ed	$400 [9] Mikhail Gorbachev used this term to describe his program of political & economic reforms perestroika Rand	—	$400 [18] The United States agreed to buy this group from Denmark in 1902 but didn't get them until 1917 the U.S. Virgin Islands Ron	$400 [21] This person became Great Britain's youngest prime minister of the 20th C. at age 47 John Major Rand Ed Ron	$400 [24] The town of Meaux is reputed to produce the best of this soft French cheese Brie Ron
$500 [5] Lawrence Olivier starred in this beastly Ionesco play in London; Zero Mostel on Broadway Rhinoceros Ed	$500 [10] It's French for a sensationalized law case, trial, or controversy cause célèbre Ed	—	DD $700 [19] The Roosevelt Memorial Bridge connects this New Brunswick island to Maine Campobello Ron	$500 [22] He sold mail order footprint patters before he opened his first dance studio at age 18 in 1913 Arthur Murray Ron	$500 [25] You might want to serve this spiced Dutch cheese on the blue & white pottery of the same name Delft Rand

Double Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN NOVELS	ANCIENT TIMES	DENTISTRY	ART	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	GEORGIA
$200 [9] The 1st American novel to sell more than 1 million copies was this 1852 antislavery work Uncle Tom's Cabin Ron	$200 [21] This Hun invaded Italy in 452 but was persuaded to turn back by Pope Leo I Attila Ed	$200 [26] A Chinese dentist in 1498 came up with the first modern bristled one of these a toothbrush Ron	$200 [1] Gainsborough's "Blue Boy" now hangs in the Huntington in this state California Rand	$200 [5] The 3 Ms in 3M stand for this Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Rand	$200 [2] Now a Braves' official, he hit home run no. 715 off Dodger Al Dowling in Atlanta Hank Aaron Ed
$400 [10] This 1st novel in a trilogy was followed by "Men Against the Sea" & "Pitcairn's Island" Mutiny on the Bounty Ron	$400 [22] This Thracian slave & gladiator was finally defeated by Crassus in 71 B.C. Spartacus Ed	$400 [27] Common name of the third molars your wisdom teeth Rand Ron	$400 [4] A bunch of bored prostitutes is the subject of his "In the Parlor at the Rue des Moulins" Toulouse-Lautrec Ed	$400 [15] On April 17, 1991 the Dow closed above this "barrier" for the first time 3,000 Ron	$400 [3] In 1868 Atlanta became the state capital & Colonel C.W. Styles founded this Atlanta newspaper The Constitution Ron
$800 [12] James Michener novel in which an American pilot in the Korean War falls in love with a Japanese girl Sayonara Rand	$600 [23] This country's 28th dynasty consisted of a single king, Amyrtaeus of Sais Egypt Rand	$600 [28] In the Old West a pole of these two colors indicated a barber who did dentistry red and white Rand	$600 [14] Michelangelo's teacher Bertoldo was taught by this great Italian sculptor Donatello Ed	$600 [18] In Fort Worth there's a statue of this man who made Radio Shack a national chain (Charles) Tandy Rand	$600 [6] In 1912 Juliette Gordon Low founded this organization in Savannah the Girl Scouts Rand
$1,000 [13] His 1873 novel "The Gilded Age", was co-written by fellow Hartford, Conn. writer Charles Dudley Warner Mark Twain Rand	$1,000 [25] This greatest of Greek orators killed himself by taking poison in 322 B.C. Demosthenes Rand Ed	$800 [29] Heloise hints & your dentist agrees you can use this cooking ingredient instead of toothpaste baking soda Rand	$800 [16] Flemish family of artists that included the elder & younger Pieters & Jan the Brueghels Rand Ed Ron	$800 [19] On April 24, 1991 Pizza Hut delivered pizzas to each U.S. family they could find with this name Domino Ed	$800 [7] Based on a James Dickey novel, this movie in which Dickey played a sheriff was filmed on the Chattooga River Deliverance Rand
DD $1,700 [11] This Allen Drury novel about confirming a Sec'y of State was the fiction best seller of 1960 Advise and Consent Ron	DD $1,500 [24] In 331 B.C. his troops plundered Persepolis & burned the palace of Xerxes Alexander the Great Rand	$1,000 [30] 1 of the American Dental Association's 8 specialties; it corrects cleft palates & harelips oral surgery	$1,000 [17] In 1989-90 the Louvre displayed works of this artist associated with the French Revolution (Jacques Louis) David Rand Ron	$1,000 [20] For its "World's Biggest Offer" this airline gave away 50,000 tickets for people to fly free April 23, 1991 British Airways Ron	$1,000 [8] Jimmy Carter is a distinguished professor at this university Emory Rand

Final Jeopardy!

THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

Last name of the 2 brothers from Virginia who signed the Declaration of Independence

Lee

Ed "What is Randolph" — wagered $3,100

Ron "What is Lee?" — wagered $3,600

Rand "What is Randolph?" — wagered $1,201

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