Show #1475 1991-01-18 (taped 1990-10-10) Regular

Lois Kurowski game 5.Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Bill Dukes — a personnel manager from Claremont, California

Susan Cobb — a Spanish teacher originally from Lubbock, Texas

Lois Kurowski — a doctoral student from Elkhart, Indiana (whose 4-day cash winnings total $57,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Lois	$1,200	$2,000	$4,500	$10 3rd place	$4,600 16 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Susan	$1,000	$-500	$500	$500 2nd place	$1,300 12 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)
Bill	$500	$2,100	$11,100	$13,100 New champion: $13,100	$10,900 26 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS	GOVERNMENT & POLITICS	TOM CRUISE	MAGAZINES	SYMBOLIC ANIMALS	BARRELS
$100 [16] His "to be or not to be" speech might have gone on forever if he hadn't noticed Ophelia Hamlet Bill	$100 [17] The Office of Registrar of Copyrights is a division of this library the Library of Congress Susan	$100 [22] Tom had a tough time in school as he suffers from this reading disability dyslexia Bill	$100 [6] ABC not only offers a 900 phone number to inform you about these, it has a magazine, "Episodes" soap operas Bill	$100 [11] Livestock that describes the stock market when prices are up the bulls Susan	$100 [1] In 1939, Lew Brown, Wladimir Timm & Jaromir Vejvoda wrote a polka about this type of barrel a beer barrel Susan
$200 [27] Characters in this play include nymphs, reapers & a boatswain The Tempest Susan	$200 [18] In the Senate, a cloture vote is usually suggested to end this type of activity a filibuster Lois	$200 [23] In January 1990, a few days after "Us" reported his marriage was healthy, Tom & she filed for divorce Mimi Rogers Lois	$200 [7] Not printed in red ink, a new English language magazine for this city has an "Around the Square" section Moscow Susan	$200 [12] The mule is the symbol of the Army, but this is the symbol of the Navy the goat Bill	$200 [2] If you're watching women compete in barrel racing, you're at one of these events a rodeo Susan
$400 [29] This friend of Romeo's cries "A plague on both your houses!" several times before he dies Mercutio Lois	$300 [19] Though the first Attorney General was appointed in 1789, this department wasn't established until 1870 the Department of Justice Bill	$300 [24] Sales surges of this company's Wayfarers & Aviator glasses are attributed to Tom's wearing them in films Ray-Bans Bill	$300 [8] The stars tell us the new magazine "Jupiter" covers this field astrology Lois Susan	$300 [13] This bird is often pictured with an olive branch in its mouth a dove Susan	$300 [3] This adjective describes conversations like the type that took place in old general stores a cracker barrel Bill
$500 [30] In "Henry VIII", Henry VIII says of her, "When I am in heaven, I shall desire to see what this child does" Elizabeth (I) Susan Bill	$400 [20] He was a pediatrician strongly opposed to abortion when Reagan named him Surgeon General in 1981 (Everett) Koop Bill	$400 [25] Getting into his role for this 1983 Coppola film, Cruise avoided showering for most of the nine weeks of filming The Outsiders Bill	$400 [9] Actor Tim Matheson, who bought into this humor magazine in 1989, sold out in 1990 National Lampoon Lois	$400 [14] Moses pulverized this idol, mixed the powder with water & made the Israelites drink it the golden calf Susan	$400 [4] Combined with "off", it means to hold back or keep away; as a noun, it's part of a barrel stave Bill
DD $800 [28] Octavia Caesar appears as a character in these 2 plays Julius Caesar & Antony and Cleopatra Susan	$500 [21] At an impeachment trial of a president, this person presides the chief justice of the United States Lois Susan Bill	$500 [26] Tom is a driver on this actor's stock car racing team Paul Newman Lois	$500 [10] Subscription agency that has Ed "I'll award you $10 million" McMahon as their spokesman American Family Publishers Susan Bill	$500 [15] The Chinese believe this creature can prevent evil spirits from spoiling the new year the dragon Susan	$500 [5] The world record for this is 18 set by Yvon Jolin at Terrebonne, Quebec in 1981 barrel jumping Lois

Double Jeopardy! Round

NOVELS	BOTANY	IRELAND	CLASSICAL MUSIC	19th CENTURY AMERICANS	GLASS
$200 [2] Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall wrote "Men Against the Sea" & "Pitcairn's Island" as sequels to this Mutiny on the Bounty Bill	$200 [17] Pine nuts come from these parts of certain pine trees pine cones Lois Susan	$200 [26] Said to represent the trinity, this three-leafed plant is Ireland's national symbol the shamrock Lois	$200 [12] NYC school of music named for a cotton merchant who left $20 million to support a music foundation Juilliard Bill	$200 [7] After his 1843 death, this lexicographer's heirs sold his dictionary rights to the GNC Merriam Company Webster Bill	$200 [1] A fulgurite is the glass rock formed after sand has been struck by this lightning Bill
$400 [3] Term for idealistic from a character in a Cervantes novel quixotic Bill	$400 [18] The acorn is a true one of these, but a goober is not a nut Bill	$400 [27] This stout beer, Ireland's most popular brand, is an important export Guinness Lois	$400 [13] His brother, Johann Christoph, was the organist at the Michaeliskirche in Ohrdruf until 1721 Johann Sebastian Bach Lois	$400 [8] On April 3, 1882, Robert Ford shot & killed this outlaw in his St. Joseph, Missouri home Jesse James Lois	$400 [22] The first glass factory in North America was established in 1608 in this settlement Jamestown Bill
$600 [4] The inhabitants of these two planets fought in H.G. Wells' "The War of the Worlds" Earth & Mars Lois	$600 [19] An organic material, such as peat, spread around plants to suppress weeds mulch Bill	$600 [28] William Butler Yeats & Lady Augusta Gregory helped found this Irish national theatre in 1904 the Abbey	DD $500 [14] Though he never married, he loved children & wrotethe following: (Johannes) Brahms Lois	$600 [9] This U.S. Navy officer negotiated the 1854 Treaty of Kanagawa, which opened trade with Japan Commodore Perry Bill	$600 [23] Safety glass, such as that used in auto windshields, is a sandwich of glass sheets & this material plastic (polyvinyl butyral)
$800 [5] Though this Theodore Dreiser title character sounds like a nun or a nurse, she's really an actress Sister Carrie Lois	$800 [20] Bees make honey from this sugary solution secreted by some plants nectar Lois	$800 [29] Only three of the nine counties of this province belong to the Republic of Ireland Ulster Lois	$800 [15] He claimed, "Never was I so pious as when composing 'The Creation'" Haydn Susan	DD $1,000 [10] In 1876-77, he founded the American Library Association & became editor of the "Library Journal" Dewey Bill	$800 [24] In 1271, the glass workers in this Italian city formed a guild Venice Bill
$1,000 [6] Chapter 2 of his novel "Myron" begins with "Myra Breckinridge lives" Gore Vidal Bill	$1,000 [21] Found in the cell walls of some plants, this carbohydrate helps jelly gel pectin Bill	$1,000 [30] In 1905, editor A. Griffith formed this political organization, whose name means "We Ourselves" Sinn Fein Bill	$1,000 [16] Barcarole is a French word for the type of song sung by these boatmen the gondoliers Susan	$1,000 [11] In 1880, this industrialist patented a method for making dry photographic plates (George) Eastman Bill	$1,000 [25] Most glass is composed of silica, soda & this caustic ingredient, also known as calcium oxide lime Lois Susan

Final Jeopardy!

THE POST OFFICE

2 of the 1st 3 men depicted on U.S. stamps

(2 of) George Washington, Benjamin Franklin & Thomas Jefferson

Susan "Who are Washington & Franklin?" — wagered $0

Lois "Who are Washington & Alexander Hamilton?" — wagered $4,490

Bill "Who are Washington & Franklin?" — wagered $2,000

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