Show #24 1984-10-11 (taped 1984-08-21) Regular

Contestants

David Ulmer, Jr. — an art store assistant manager from Redondo Beach, California

Donna Levin — a writer from New York

Jon Scott — a kindergarten teacher from Los Osos, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $3,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jon	$400	$1,400	$1,800	$3,576 2nd place: Armstrong bedroom furniture + 2 Vitamaster Slender Cycles with book racks	$3,000 13 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)
Donna	$300	$2,000	$5,200	$6,000 New champion: $6,000	$5,200 15 R, 1 W
Dave	$700	$300	$-600	$-600 3rd place: LouverDrape vertical blinds	$1,300 12 R (including 1 DD), 6 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

INVENTORS	SPORTS STADIUMS	ACTORS & ROLES	FRANCE	FOR THE KIDS
$100 [1] Despite only 3 months of formal schooling, he patented 1,093 inventions Thomas Alva Edison Jon	$100 [17] “The House That Ruth Built” Yankee Stadium Dave	$100 [11] As a ballplayer, he's a “Natural” Robert Redford Donna	$100 [15] French province known for sparkling wine 1st made there Champagne Dave	$100 [3] Number in common to blind mice, bags of wool, & men in a tub 3 Dave
$200 [2] Alfred Nobel established the Nobel Prizes out of remorse for having invented this dynamite Dave	$200 [18] Only Stadium to host 2 modern Olympiads the Los Angeles Coliseum Jon	$200 [12] Gizmo is a good one, but Stripe is scary Gremlins Dave	$200 [21] When you’re on the Left Bank in Paris, you’re “left” of this river the Seine Donna	$200 [4] “Immensely” popular Cosby cartoon character Fat Albert Jon
$300 [8] Inventor of the revolver, his “Peacemaker” helped win the West Samuel Colt Jon	$300 [19] Major League Baseball’s first domed stadium the Houston Astrodome Jon	$300 [13] English actor who educated Rita Michael Caine Jon	$300 [22] Since ’81, Francois Mitterand has held this office president (of France) Jon Donna	$300 [5] Show which features Alistair Cookie’s “Monsterpiece Theatre” Sesame Street Donna
$400 [9] Unable to make money on his patent for vulcanized rubber, he died $200,000 in debt Charles Goodyear Jon Dave	$400 [20] Chicago Cubs can only play day games at this North Side facility Wrigley Field Donna Dave	$400 [14] Oscar-winning boyfriend of “The Goodbye Girl” Richard Dreyfuss Donna	$400 [23] University of Paris, known by name of its most famous college the Sorbonne Donna	$400 [6] Janet & Mark today replace this classic reading primer pair Dick & Jane Jon Dave
$500 [10] Italian inventor of the thermometer, better known as Renaissance period astronomer Galileo Jon Dave	—	DD $500 [16] Spoke to her parents in sign language while picking up her Oscar for “Cuckoo’s Nest” (Louise) Fletcher Dave	$500 [24] Founded about 600 B.C. by Greeks, it is France’s main seaport Marseille Jon Donna	$500 [7] This fairy-tale cat could fill J.R.’s shoes Puss in Boots Jon

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	FAMOUS PAIRS	ART	4-LETTER WORDS	TRAVEL U.S.A.
$200 [14] Convicts were first British settlers on this island-continent Australia Jon Donna	$200 [1] Felix Unger &Oscar Madison the Odd Couple Donna	$200 [2] An artist mixes his paint on this board a palette Dave	$200 [9] Golfers’ warning cry fore Donna	$200 [15] S.F. attraction that despite “ups & downs” reopened in time for the Democratic Convention the cable cars Donna Dave
$400 [19] In 1918, Communists moved Russian capital from Petrograd back to this city Moscow Dave	$400 [3] Summer camp class where you make lanyards & leather wallets arts & crafts Donna	$400 [4] Gainsborough’s portrait of Master Jonathan Buttall all dressed up in a satin suit The Blue Boy Dave	$400 [6] The Beatles’ second film Help! Dave	$400 [16] Hollywood eatery named for the hat Al Smith wore there the Brown Derby Jon
—	$600 [11] They revived Neil Sedaka’s career with their hit of “Love Will Keep Us Together” the Captain & Tennille Dave	$600 [10] Country whose painters first impressed with Impressionism France Donna	$600 [5] It precedes: rush, fever, finger, & in them thar hills gold Donna	$600 [17] One of the Big 3 of the Confederacy carved on Stone Mountain in Georgia Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis or Stonewall Jackson Jon
—	$1,000 [13] Last czar & czarina of Russia, they had to deal with a mad monk & revolting Bolsheviks Nicholas & Alexandria Jon	$1,000 [20] Highest price ever for a painting, over $10,000,000, was paid for his “Seascape: Folk Stone” J. M. W. Turner	$800 [7] It’s wrong to put it before the horse the cart Jon	$800 [18] “The Shot Heard ’Round the World” was fired in this Massachusetts town Lexington Jon Donna Dave
—	DD $1,900 [12] As the Wedding March is to weddings, thisis to graduations: "Pomp And Circumstance" Dave	—	DD $1,200 [8] The Declaration’s 1st inalienable right life Jon	$1,000 [21] Color of the “Hills” that hold Mt. Rushmore the Black Hills Jon

Final Jeopardy!

THE SUPREME COURT

He successfully argued Brown vs. Board of Education before Supreme Court, then became its 1st black justice

Thurgood Marshall

Jon "Who was Thurgood Marshall?" — wagered $1,776

Donna "Who is Thurgood Marshall?" — wagered $800

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