Show #1535 1991-04-12 (taped 1991-02-12) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Patty Stein — an attorney from Riverdale, New Jersey

Brian Olewnick — a capital assets manager from New York City, New York

Burt Albert — a lawyer from Salem, Virginia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $4,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Burt	$1,600	$3,600	$7,800	$12,601 2-day champion: $17,001	$8,800 23 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Brian	$-400	$1,200	$5,700	$5,700 2nd place	$4,000 11 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Patty	$200	$1,100	$6,300	$1,199 3rd place	$6,300 16 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

FAMOUS WOMEN	THE POST OFFICE	5-LETTER WORDS	INSECTS	MAGAZINES	UNREAL ESTATE
$100 [1] Last name shared by novelist Ayn & fan dancer Sally Rand Burt	$100 [9] The post office says mail carriers have suffered almost 20,000 bites from these animals in the past 3 years dogs Patty	$100 [6] Abraham Lincoln said, "As I would not be" one of these, "so I would not be a master" a slave Brian	$100 [7] People get yellow fever from these disease carriers a mosquito Burt	$100 [8] In 1922, a former Secretary of Agriculture published Fruit, Garden & Home, which became this in 1924 Better Homes & Gardens Burt Patty	$100 [16] This Thursday night sitcom takes place at Hillman College A Different World Brian Patty
$200 [2] Margaret Bourke-White gained fame as one of these & was one of the first employed by Fortune magazine a photographer Burt	$200 [10] This is the standard postal abbreviation for apartment APT Burt	$200 [23] Pregnant women know it means "to yearn for", "covet" or "have a yen for" to crave Patty	$200 [27] In some parts of the world, finding this chirping insect in your home is thought to bring good luck a cricket Patty	$200 [12] The first man featured on its 4-page foldout was Lyle Waggoner of "The Carol Burnett Show" Playgirl Burt	$200 [17] The title part of the Russian estate put on the auction block in a Chekhov play The Cherry Orchard Burt
$300 [3] Nickname of speakeasy queen Mary Louise Cecilia Guinan, who was born in Waco in 1884 Texas	$300 [11] The post office prefers that you type or print the address on an envelope using this color ink black Burt	$300 [24] In "The Star-Spangled Banner", it's the last word you sing brave Patty	$300 [28] This fruit fly, which probably originated in West Africa, first reached California in 1975 a Medfly Patty	$300 [13] This syndicated Sunday newspaper magazine is seen by over 35 million people a week Parade Burt	$300 [18] James Spader is the younger man & Susan Sarandon the bolder woman working in this film's title burger stand White Palace Brian
$400 [4] This Black Wimbledon champ appeared in the 1959 film "The Horse Soldiers" with John Wayne Althea Gibson Burt	$400 [21] When you address an envelope, put the ZIP code on the last line next to this the state Burt	$400 [25] An undertaker's work is so serious & solemn, it's often described as this type of matter grave Burt	$400 [29] Ladybugs, fireflies & boll weevils are all members of this insect group beetles Brian	DD $400 [14] Founder of the magazine whose first issue in 1936, captioned "Life Begins", showed a doctor slapping a baby (Henry) Luce Burt	$400 [19] In this 1990 Peter Bogdanovich film, the kids from Anarene, Texas are planning a centennial Texasville
$500 [5] In the 1930s, this cosmetics queen opened a health resort at Main Chance Farm, her former country home Elizabeth Arden Burt Brian	$500 [22] This will cost you 75 cents if you're mailing an item worth $50 or less insurance Patty	$500 [26] In a deck of cards, a jack can also be called this a knave Brian	$500 [30] Known as a 17-year locust, its developmental cycle is the longest of any known insect a cicada Brian	$500 [15] Men's magazine that featured an article by Hemingway in its first issue in 1933 Esquire Burt Patty	$500 [20] In "The Music Man", Meredith Wilson used Mason City, Iowa as the basis for this fictional city River City Burt

Double Jeopardy! Round

20th CENTURY LITERATURE	RUSSIAN	THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS	WEATHER	THE CIVIL WAR	ANIMALS
$200 [3] He began his saga of the Henry family in his 1971 bestseller, "The Winds of War" (Herman) Wouk Burt	$200 [1] Meaning "one of the majority", it's what Lenin's followers were called Bolsheviks Patty	$200 [8] In 1990, this "Pretty Woman" took home a Golden Globe for "Steel Magnolias" Julia Roberts Patty	$200 [20] Heavy rains can trigger these sudden & severe deluges, especially in the Southwest flash floods Burt Brian	$200 [13] Mistaken for the enemy, this general was shot by members of his own Stonewall Brigade Stonewall Jackson Burt	$200 [15] About a third of a walrus's total weight is made up of this layer of fat blubber Brian
$400 [4] In 1950, this playwright published his first novel, "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" Tennessee Williams	$400 [2] Under this openness policy, once forbidden writers like Boris Pasternak are now being published glasnost Burt Brian	$400 [9] Peter Finch & Faye Dunaway both won for this 1976 film Network Burt	$400 [22] It's the point at which cooling vapor condenses into water droplets the dew point Brian	$400 [14] Following the Battle of Antietam, Lincoln issued this edict January 1, 1863 the Emancipation Proclamation Patty	$400 [16] On the ground, a flock of these birds is called a gaggle; in the air, it's a skein geese Patty
$800 [6] His short story collections include "Dandelion Wine" & "The Martian Chronicles" Ray Bradbury Brian	$600 [27] This Russian word is used to describe the treeless area of the Arctic the tundra Brian	$600 [10] Walter Matthau & Richard Benjamin received Golden Globes for this film, but George Burns didn't The Sunshine Boys Patty	$600 [23] The frozen subsoil of the polar regions, which never thaws, has come to be called this the permafrost Burt	$600 [21] This alleged inventor of baseball led troops that fired the first shots defending Fort Sumter Abner Doubleday Brian	$600 [17] Blue, chocolate, lilac & seal point refer to the different colorings of this house cat a Siamese cat Patty
DD $1,000 [5] James Joyce wrote about the Irish lower middle class in this 1914 story collection The Dubliners Burt	$1,000 [29] Meaning self-boiler, it's a metal urn with a spigot used to boil water for tea samovar Patty	$800 [11] In 1967, it was voted Best Foreign Language Foreign Film, & Anouk Aimee won, too A Man and a Woman Burt	$800 [26] Because mercury freezes at about -38° Fahrenheit, weather stations in cold climates use this type of thermometer alcohol thermometers	$800 [24] The Rebs called the first major battle fought July 21, 1861, 1st Manassas; the Yankees called it this Bull Run Burt	$800 [18] Mainly used for racing, the two fastest horse breeds are the quarter horse & this thoroughbreds Patty
$1,000 [7] In 1950, this Nelson Algren novel about a drug addict won a National Book Award The Man with the Golden Arm Burt	DD $2,500 [28] This word for "traveling companion" became known around the world in 1957 Sputnik Brian	$1,000 [12] In 1947, Harold Russell won an award for Best Non-Professional Acting for this post-World War II film The Best Years of Our Lives Burt	$1,000 [30] Heavy rain & sometimes hail is produced by this type of cloud, also called a thunderhead cumulonimbus	$1,000 [25] Relieved of his command in 1862, this Union Army general later became governor of New Jersey McClellan Patty	$1,000 [19] Of the five senses, the one associated with a snake's Jacobson's organ sense of smell

Final Jeopardy!

BROADWAY MUSICALS

This musical featured such songs as "Heart" & "Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, Mo."

Damn Yankees

Brian "What is "Damn Yankees"?" — wagered $0

Patty "What is "Annie, Get Your Gun"?" — wagered $5,101

Burt "What is "Damn Yankees"?" — wagered $4,801

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