Show #37 1984-10-30 (taped 1984-08-29) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

John Noble — a bank manager originally from Hershey, Pennsylvania

Mary Landra — a former naval officer from Calabasas, California

Peter Lalos — a fundraiser from San Francisco, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $20,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Peter	$1,000	$2,400	$7,900	$11,805 3-day champion: $32,605	$8,000 18 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Mary	$500	$1,000	$2,600	$5,200 3rd place	$2,600 14 R, 3 W
John	$600	$1,900	$5,900	$11,800 2nd place	$5,900 18 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

SWITZERLAND	SPORTS	TAX FACTS	NOTORIOUS	TV TRIVIA	POTENT POTABLES
$100 [23] Swiss national hero known for shooting apple off his son's head William Tell Mary	$100 [5] When James Naismith invented it in 1891 he used peach baskets basketball John	$100 [17] Will Rogers said it has made more liars out of the American people than golf income tax Peter	$100 [22] Fairy tale animal usually referred to as big & bad the wolf Mary	$100 [6] He's smarter than the average bear Yogi Bear Peter	$100 [8] The Irish kind has an E, the Scottish doesn't whiskey Mary
$200 [24] Johanna Spyri's children's classic about a mountain girl Heidi Mary	$200 [4] In a perfect game in this sport you score 300 bowling John	$200 [18] You pay it when buying a yacht or playing Monopoly a luxury tax Mary John	$200 [21] Nosferatu, Dracula & Barnabas vampires Peter	$200 [7] He was Samantha's Uncle Arthur & "Hollywood Squares" center Paul Lynde Mary	$200 [9] From "voda", meaning water in Russian vodka Mary
$300 [25] 2 of its 4 national languages (2 of) German & French (Italian or Romansh) Mary	$300 [1] Joan Benoit's road race the marathon John	$300 [19] American colonists insisted on having this with their taxation representation John	$300 [11] Family name of the kings who ruled Palestine at the time of Jesus Herod Peter	$300 [14] Call letters aired by Venus Flytrap & Dr. Johnny Fever WKRP John	$300 [10] Slaves, molasses & this liquor made up the colonial triangular trade rum Peter
$400 [26] The gnomes of Zurich bankers Peter	$400 [2] The Smurfs catch passes while the Hogs block for this NFL team the Washington Redskins Peter	$400 [20] What the taxing IRS examination of your returns is called an audit Peter	$400 [12] He shot the man who shot JFK Jack Ruby John	$400 [15] Primates played by Nesmith, Jones, Tork & Dolenz in a '60s series The Monkees John	—
—	$500 [3] After surviving car wreck this former Dodger catcher wrote, "It's Good to Be Alive" Roy Campanella Peter	—	$500 [13] The accused in these trials included von Ribbentrop, Goering & Hess the Nuremberg trials Peter	$500 [16] City that was the original home of American Bandstand Philadelphia John	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. HISTORY	THE NEWS	GEOGRAPHY	BUSINESS	FOUR SEASONS	CAPTAINS
$200 [9] What early 19th c. abolitionists wanted to abolish slavery Mary	$200 [13] Time of day one can see newswomen Sawyer, London & Pauley the morning Mary	$200 [1] Capital city 60 miles from Mt. Fuji Tokyo Mary	DD $100 [26] Word said to be derived from the practice of trimming coins held in trust with a bezel embezzlement Peter	$200 [24] '50s kid show featuring Princess Summerfall Winterspring Howdy Doody John	$200 [21] Captain of the Jolly Roger & enemy of Peter Pan Captain Hook Peter John
$400 [8] War fought by the Doughboys World War I Peter	$400 [5] They ended their newscast with "Goodnight, Dave. Goodnight, Chet". Huntley & Brinkley Mary	$400 [2] It's the largest river of the Sahara Desert the Nile Peter John	$200 [11] Color of ink used for negative entries in an account ledger red Mary	$400 [27] The four seasons of "Scarborough Fair" parsley, sage, rosemary & thyme John	$400 [20] Christopher Plummer played this "Sound of Music" patriarch the (Captain) Baron von Trapp Peter
$600 [3] They were released the day Carter left office the hostages in Iran Peter	$600 [14] He was and you weren't Chevy Chase Mary John	$600 [6] 2 of its states are Victoria & Queensland Australia John	$400 [22] Their goods go under the hammer at an auction John	$1,000 [28] Alan Alda's film "The Four Seasons" used this composer's "Four Seasons" Vivaldi Mary John	$600 [17] Some believe this legendary English pirate's treasure is yet to be found Captain Kidd Peter Mary John
$800 [4] Most historians consider this backwoodsman, not Jefferson, the 1st Democratic president Andrew Jackson John	$800 [15] Correspondent we go "On the Road" with Sunday morning Charles Kuralt Peter	$800 [10] The continent Israel is on Asia John	$600 [23] Check cashing term meaning to sign on the back to endorse Mary	—	$800 [18] He discovered Australia, New Zealand & Hawaii Captain Cook Peter
$1,000 [7] In 1767 all Townshend Act taxes were repealed except the one on this tea John	$1,000 [16] He began his shows with, "Good evening Mr. & Mrs. North America and all the ships at sea" Walter Winchell Peter	$1,000 [12] Only North American country to touch South America Panama Peter John	$800 [25] The practice of hiring more workers than a job needs, or furnishing grandma's sleeping quarters featherbedding Peter	—	$1,000 [19] Walt Whitman poem lamenting Lincoln's death "O Captain! My Captain!" Peter

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS FAMILIES

Members of this acting family starred in "Grand Hotel", the Dr. Kildare films & "E.T."

the Barrymores

Mary "Who are the Barrymores?" — wagered $2,600

John "Who are the Barrymores?" — wagered $5,900

Peter "Who are the Barrymores?" — wagered $3,905

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