Show #2527 1995-09-05 (taped 1995-07-18) Regular

Contestants

Carol Ann Hilton — a fundraiser from Washington, D.C.

Bill Vanko — a radio news director from Ellicott City, Maryland

Mark Temares — a project manager from Garden City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $4,101)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mark	$1,400	$2,600	$3,800	$3,399 3rd place: Dykstra grandfather clock + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for home computer or Super Nintendo	$4,600 18 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)
Bill	$1,400	$2,600	$6,400	$3,900 2nd place: Bassett dining room set & Wallace Silversmiths tea service + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for home computer or Super Nintendo	$6,900 21 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Carol Ann	$1,600	$2,700	$8,500	$12,801 New champion: $12,801	$8,300 18 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE OLD WEST	BIRTHDAY'S THE SAME	GEMS & JEWELRY	BIOLOGY	CONGRESS	PROVERBS
$100 [26] When you "cashed in your chips", you headed for the "last" one of these roundup Bill	$100 [16] Dan Rather, Jane Pauley & Dale Evans might enjoy bobbing for apples on this day, their birthday October 31st Bill	$100 [1] This country's remaining crown jewels are in the Galerie d'Apollon in the Louvre France Mark	$100 [6] Lipids are soluble in fat solvents & insoluble in this common liquid water Carol Ann	$100 [21] In 1995, on the 1st day of the 104th Congress, 3 full standing & 25 "sub" ones of these were abolished committees Carol Ann	$100 [11] "Straws show which way" this "blows" the wind Bill
$200 [27] Cowboys called it black water, brown gargle & cafecito coffee Bill	$200 [17] Jack LaLanne & this "Rhapsody In Blue" composer were born on September 26, but in different centuries (George) Gershwin Bill	$200 [2] The finest of these red gems are obtained from limestone gravel in Myanmar rubies Mark	$200 [7] In some flies this secretion contains a digestive enzyme; in bloodsuckers, an anticoagulant saliva Bill	$200 [22] Frederick A.C. Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania was the first to hold this top congressional post Speaker of the House Mark	$200 [12] "Might makes" this right Bill
$300 [28] The letters this service carried in 1860 & 1861 were carried in mochilas draped over the saddle the Pony Express Mark	$300 [18] On August 15 this "French Chef" could bake a cake for herself, "Mannix" star Mike Connors & Linda Ellerbee Julia Child Bill	$300 [3] This purple or violet quartz gem is thought to protect against drunkenness amethyst Carol Ann	$300 [8] The pollen producer in a flower, it features an anther at its apex a stamen Mark	$300 [23] The last of these rejected by the Senate was the Montreal Aviation Protocols in 1983 a treaty Mark	$300 [13] According to Kipling, "The female of the species is more" this "than the male" deadly Carol Ann
$400 [29] Deadwood Dick & Hurricane Nell were typical characters in these pulp novels dime novels Mark	$400 [19] Wayne Newton could "Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round" this singer on April 3, their mutual birthday Tony Orlando Bill	$400 [4] The Victorians made dark red jewelry out of the pyrope type of this gem, mined in Bohemia garnet Carol Ann	$400 [9] Among the muscles, it's the antagonist of the biceps the triceps (quadriceps) Mark Bill	$400 [24] In 1957 this South Carolina senator made the Senate's longest speech, 24 hours, 18 minutes Strom Thurmond Bill	$400 [14] A Latin proverb says "In vino" this veritas Mark
$500 [30] It was an Indian-English term for the black soldiers in the Apache wars the Buffalo Soldiers Carol Ann	$500 [20] Al Pacino & this actress who played his sister in the "Godfather" films were born on April 25 Talia Shire Carol Ann	$500 [5] The largest cut one of these gems is the 545.67-carat Unnamed Brown a diamond Bill	$500 [10] Vital for blood clotting, there are about 250,000 of them per cubic millimeter of blood platelets Bill Carol Ann	DD $500 [25] This Maine senator was the first of her party to denounce Senator McCarthy on the Senate floor Margaret Chase Smith Bill	$500 [15] "Iron not used soon" does this rusts Bill

Double Jeopardy! Round

EUROPEAN HISTORY	SHAKESPEARE	U.S. GEOGRAPHY	POPES	LITERATURE	5-LETTER WORDS
$200 [21] In 1981 Giovanni Spadolini became this country's first premier since WWII who wasn't a Christian Democrat Italy Bill	$200 [17] In 1936 Orson Welles directed an all-Black cast in this play, setting it in Haiti, not in Scotland Macbeth Mark Bill	$200 [7] North Dakota is divided into 53 of these, alphabetically ranging from Adams to Williams counties Bill	$200 [26] Innocent III promoted the fourth of these: it captured Constantinople in 1204 a crusade Mark	$200 [3] This author's "A Tale of Two Cities" takes place in London & Paris during the French Revolution Dickens Bill	$200 [1] The burning of one's house to collect the insurance arson Mark
$400 [22] At the end of WWII, Poland received Szczecin, now one of its leading ports, from this country Germany Carol Ann	$400 [13] Servilius is a servant to this title character "of Athens" Timon Mark	$400 [11] St. Martinville, La. has an oak under which this Longfellow heroine is said to have met her lover Evangeline Mark Carol Ann	$400 [27] Giovanni de Dolci built this official papal chapel for Pope Sixtus IV the Sistine Chapel Mark Carol Ann	$400 [4] Tom & Daisy Buchanan are characters in this F. Scott Fitzgerald novel The Great Gatsby Mark	$400 [6] It's a mesh kitchen utensil used for straining a sieve Mark
$600 [23] In 1580 Spain's King Philip II became King Philip I of this country Portugal Mark Carol Ann	$600 [14] In this comedy a fairy sings, "Thorny hedgehogs, be not seen... come not near our fairy queen" A Midsummer Night's Dream Mark Carol Ann	$600 [16] This state's most populous city is named for Andrew Jackson, once its territorial governor Florida Mark Carol Ann	$600 [28] Fabian was elected pope when one of these peaceful birds landed on his head at the election a dove Carol Ann	$600 [5] William Golding novel described as a "nightmarish adventure story in the Robinson Crusoe tradition" Lord of the Flies Bill	$600 [8] It means to pinch the edges of a pie crust together or to make waves in the hair crimp Bill Carol Ann
DD $1,000 [24] Henry of Navarre, who ruled as Henry IV, was France's first king from this house the Bourbon house Carol Ann	$800 [15] The prologue of "Troilus and Cressida" describes this as "Priam's six-gated city" Troy Bill	$800 [19] Historic Fort Wayne is located on West Jefferson Avenue in this Michigan city Detroit Carol Ann	$800 [29] Paul VI weakened the Italian vote in this "College" by expanding it with members from the Third World the College of Cardinals Bill	$800 [10] Steinbeck novel in which Lennie Small wants to "live off the fatta the lan', an' have rabbits" Of Mice and Men Bill	$800 [9] In doggerel things go from bad to this verse Mark
$1,000 [25] Once Napoleon's foreign minister, he helped remove Napoleon from power in 1814 Talleyrand Carol Ann	DD $800 [18] Of him it's said, "He doth bestride the narrow world like a colossus" Julius Caesar Mark	$1,000 [20] The U.S. has 2 "Great" national parks, Great Basin & Great Smoky Mountains, & these 2 "Grand" ones Grand Canyon & Grand Teton	$1,000 [30] In 1960 he created the Secretariat for Christian Unity Pope John XXIII Bill	$1,000 [12] His "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" is largely autobiographical (James) Joyce Mark	$1,000 [2] To gather leftover grain glean Mark

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS NAMES

Licensing rights to the likeness of this man born in Germany in 1879 belong to Jerusalem's Hebrew University

Albert Einstein

Mark "Who isHitler?" — wagered $401

Bill "Who is Adolph Hitler?" — wagered $2,500

Carol Ann "Who is Albert Einstein?" — wagered $4,301

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