Show #364 1986-01-30 (taped 1985-09-18) Regular

Beryl Arbit game 4.

Contestants

Mitch Gilaty — a corporate finance specialist from San Francisco, California

Lucille Clifton — a professor of literature from Santa Cruz, California

Beryl Arbit — a legal assistant from Encino, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $31,201)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Beryl	$1,700	$3,000	$10,400	$9,800 4-day champion: $41,001	$9,900 23 R (including 3 DDs), 2 W
Lucille	$900	$2,000	$3,800	$0 3rd place: Frigidaire microwave oven	$3,800 13 R, 2 W
Mitch	$300	$1,300	$4,100	$8,100 2nd place: La-Z-Boy sofa + Stiffel's table lamps	$4,100 17 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

WESTERN MOVIES	LANDMARKS	"WIN"NING WORDS	MATHEMATICS	CLOTHING	DEATH & TAXES
$100 [20] "The Sea of Grass" was the only western this "Pat & Mike" pair made Tracy & Hepburn Beryl	$100 [17] James Bond gets a dizzy "View to a Kill" battling Grace Jones on this Parisian landmark the Eiffel Tower Lucille	$100 [9] Flinch wince Mitch	$100 [6] Volume of a 2 inch ice cube 8 cubic inches Mitch	$100 [16] A British racetrack, or a man's scarf ascot Mitch	$100 [1] If they don't send you your refund in 45 days, this fed'l agency must pay you interest the Internal Revenue Service Beryl
$200 [24] In "The Left-Handed Gun", Paul Newman played this young outlaw who was really right-handed Billy the Kid Lucille	$200 [23] It's now against rules to camp here, but Washington's army spent a whole winter Valley Forge Mitch	$200 [12] To sift or separate, as the grain from the chaff winnow Beryl	$200 [7] Hindus challenged the logic of positive numbers by introducing these to stand for debts negatives (negative numbers) Mitch	$200 [18] French King Louis XIV, not a woman, 1st introduced this type of footwear a high-heeled shoe Lucille	$200 [2] Up 12.2% from 1983, sales of this carcinogenic product earned the government $4.6 billion in 1984 cigarettes (tobacco products) Beryl
$300 [25] They co-wrote & co-starred in "My Little Chickadee" W.C. Fields & Mae West Lucille	$300 [27] Its 2 bridge towers, tallest in the world, are painted orange, not gold the Golden Gate Bridge Lucille	$300 [13] Not to be "pooh poohed" is this bronze statuette awarded annually for fashion design Winnie Lucille	$300 [8] 9 divided into any power of 10 always leaves this as a remainder 1 Lucille	$300 [19] In Rome, a stripe of this "royal" color on clothes at 1 time noted citizenship purple Mitch	$300 [3] This state, only 26 years old, has the highest amount paid in taxes per capita Alaska Beryl
$400 [26] The lengthy title shoot-out in this film historically lasted only about 30 seconds Gunfight at the O.K. Corral ( The Gunfight at O.K. Corral accepted) Mitch	$400 [29] Once beheaded, later blindfolded, it's Copenhagen Harbor's tribute to Hans C. Andersen The Little Mermaid Beryl	$400 [14] Indian tribe whose name means "people of the filthy water", not "people of the R.V." Winnebago Lucille	$400 [10] A number that can be divided only by itself & 1, such as 7 a prime number Mitch	$400 [21] Part of a dress bodice containing the neckline, it might be scrambled or poached the yoke Beryl	$400 [4] This state, only 26 years old, has the highest life expectancy Hawaii Beryl
$500 [28] He became a top western star in 1964's "Per Un Pugno Di Dollari" Clint Eastwood Mitch	DD $400 [30] 17 mos. & 5 sides after 1943 groundbreaking, it became world's largest office building the Pentagon Beryl	$500 [15] In 1966, the New Vaudeville Band blamed this English church for an unrequited love the Winchester Cathedral Beryl	$500 [11] You'd study the binomial theorem in this branch of mathematics algebra Lucille Mitch	$500 [22] Name of sports garment derived from knit tunics made for Channel Island fishermen jersey Mitch	$500 [5] Highest level of government in U.S. to collect the death tax the state level of government

Double Jeopardy! Round

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	VICE PRESIDENTS	MUSICALS	ECOLOGY	RELIGION	SPORTS TRIVIA
$200 [6] While an MBA degree can mean "more bucks ahead", MBA stands for this a Master of Business Administration Beryl	$200 [17] Vice president who was named after Rhode Island senator Nelson Aldrich, his grandfather Rockefeller Beryl	$200 [7] 1985 burlesque musical featuring Ben Vereen, or what was paired in burlesque with "bump" grind Lucille	$200 [22] In 1972, Oregon became 1st state to prohibit sale of beverages in these containers (nonrefundable) bottles Beryl Mitch	$200 [12] 19th C. Oneida community, where all was shared, had legal problems because of sharing these wives (spouses) Beryl	$200 [1] Nickname of Pittsburgh Steelers' great defensive lineman, Joe Greene "Mean Joe" Mitch
$400 [23] With these "plain packaged brands", labels for dog food, champagne, & toothpaste all look similar generic Lucille	$400 [18] Last Vice President to become President Gerald Ford Beryl	$400 [8] In 1977, theatergoers listened "Side by Side by" this songwriter Sondheim Lucille	$400 [27] Foxes eating rabbits while rabbits multiply quickly is an example of this the balance of nature Lucille	DD $400 [13] Popular song of faith heard here:"Everytime I hear a newborn baby cry, / Or touch a leaf, or see the sky, / Then I know why" "I Believe" Beryl	$400 [2] Bobby Clarke, Bobby Orr, & Bobby Hull all played this game professionally ice hockey Mitch
$600 [24] "A company called" this might also be called for a credit check TRW Mitch	$600 [19] Last vice president to serve out 2 full terms Richard Nixon Beryl	$600 [9] Ziegfeld had his "Follies", Earl Carroll his "Vanities", & this man his "Scandals" George White Beryl Lucille	$600 [28] The 2 main countries still killing large numbers of endangered species of whales Russia & Japan Beryl	$600 [14] Both this founder of the Mormon church & his successor, Brigham Young, were born in Vermont (Joseph) Smith Beryl	$600 [3] In volume of business, it's leading snow skiing state in the east Vermont Mitch
$800 [25] "Have you driven a Ford lately?" is a "new" line for this oldest ad agency in U.S. J. Walter Thompson	$1,000 [21] Implicated in N.Y. custom house scandal, he still went on to become VP, then pres., when Garfield died (Chester A.) Arthur Beryl Mitch	$800 [10] Adaptation of Garbo's "Ninotchka" that featured a Cole Porter score Silk Stockings Beryl	—	$800 [15] A tower with upcurving roofs on each level commonly associated with Buddhist temples a pagoda Beryl	$800 [4] A "Baltimore chop" can be seen not in a butcher shop but in this sport baseball Mitch
$1,000 [26] This "J.R."-type Texas oilman is said to have forced Gulf Oil's merger into Chevron T. Boone Pickens Mitch	DD $1,400 [20] He was the 1st vice-president to become president John Adams Beryl	$1,000 [11] Memorable calendar song 1st sung in 1938's forgettable "Knickerbocker Holiday" "September Song" Lucille Mitch	—	$1,000 [16] Marylander who became 1st North American-born Roman Catholic saint (Mother Elizabeth Ann) Seton Beryl	$1,000 [5] Tennessee pro golfer Cary Middlecoff's other occupation a dentist Mitch

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD GEOGRAPHY

2 of 3 world capitals on the Danube River

(2 of) Vienna, Budapest, and Belgrade

Lucille "What are Rome and Berlin?" — wagered $3,800

Mitch "What are Vienna and Budapest?" — wagered $4,000

Beryl "What are Vienna + Bonn?" — wagered $600

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