Show #2075 1993-09-17 (taped 1993-07-20) Regular

John Cuthbertson game 4.

Contestants

Andy Amster — a quality assurance specialist from Los Angeles, California

Kriss Reed — a planning assistant from Diamond Bar, California

John Cuthbertson — a physicist originally from Liberty, Missouri (whose 3-day cash winnings total $46,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$200	$3,000	$10,000	$18,000 4-day champion: $64,400	$10,000 25 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Kriss	$-400	$-400	$-400	$-400 3rd place: DeLonghi pump-driven espresso/cappuccino & accessories + Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! for the 16-bit Super Nintendo Entertainment System & the Sega Genesis system	$-400 4 R, 6 W
Andy	$2,400	$3,500	$10,300	$500 2nd place: a trip to Maui on Delta Airlines & a week at the Sands of Kahana on the shores of West Maui	$9,100 28 R (including 1 DD), 6 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE 19th CENTURY	MOVIE NOSTALGIA	FRUITS & VEGETABLES	I'LL TAKE MANHATTAN	GHOULASH	COMMON BONDS
$100 [2] Under Roman Catholic auspices, this university was founded near South Bend, Indiana in 1842 Notre Dame John	$100 [14] Elizabeth Taylor's dying words in this film are "Antony, wait" Cleopatra Andy	$100 [26] The shaddock is the largest citrus fruit & this is second the grapefruit Kriss	$100 [1] The Delacorte Theater in this park is the summer home of the New York Shakespeare Festival Central Park Andy	$100 [21] It's the Romanian region that was home to Count Dracula Transylvania Andy	$100 [15] Ankle, tennis, charm bracelet Andy
$200 [3] England took over this country & its canal in 1882 as a temporary measure & stayed for 40 years Egypt Andy	$200 [10] In a 1948 film Gene Kelly pretended to be "Mack the Black", one of these dreaded nautical criminals pirate John Andy	$200 [27] If exposed to too much sun, the head on this cabbage family member may turn purple instead of white cauliflower John Kriss	$200 [11] New Yorkers call it "The Village" Greenwich Village John	$200 [22] It's the term for a female ogre an ogress Andy	$200 [16] Aztec, Julian, Lunar calendars John
$300 [4] It's the famous 1848 declaration written by Marx & Engels The Communist Manifesto Andy	$300 [9] This comic & Shirley Ross introduced the song "Two Sleepy People" in the 1938 film "Thanks for the Memory" Bob Hope John	$300 [28] This "hearty" vegetable is also called a globe thistle an artichoke John	$300 [12] Mott Street is the main street of this ethnic neighborhood that features pagoda-shaped phone booths Chinatown John Andy	$300 [23] The wail of this Irish female spirit is a harbinger of death a banshee John	$300 [18] Ink, oil, wishing a well Andy
$400 [5] On October 4, 1830 Belgium declared its independence from this country Holland (or the Netherlands) Kriss Andy	$400 [8] Marlene Dietrich played a saloon singer in this 1939 Western that starred Jimmy Stewart as Tom Destry Destry Rides Again Andy	$400 [29] This salad vegetable comes in 3 main types: Belgian, curly & escarole endive Andy	$400 [13] Fiorello La Guardia reportedly said he visited this place to "read between the lions" the New York Public Library Andy	$400 [24] It's the voodoo spell or power to reanimate the dead as well as the dear reanimated departed a zombie John Kriss	$400 [19] Sedan, rocking, electric chairs John
$500 [6] In 1865 John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln & William Booth founded what is now this group the Salvation Army Andy	$500 [7] Peter Ustinov directed the film version of this Herman Melville work & played Captain Vere Billy Budd John Andy	$500 [30] The seckel, a small, brownish variety of this fruit, is often poached or canned in a spiced syrup a pear	DD $500 [17] There are several branches of this Museum of American Art, but the main museum is on Madison Avenue the Whitney Museum John	$500 [25] It's the name of the devil to whom Goethe's "Faust" sells his soul Mephistopheles John	$500 [20] Cynthia Gregory, Suzanne Farrell, Gelsey Kirkland ballerinas Kriss

Double Jeopardy! Round

1965	AIRLINES	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	WEIGHTS & MEASURES	DEM BONES	OPERA
$200 [21] Congress eliminated this metal from dimes & quarters & reduced it in half-dollars silver Andy	$200 [1] This airline's AAdvantage program is the oldest frequent flyer program American Airlines Andy	$200 [18] In "Lost Horizon" the High Lama tells Conway the history of this strange land Shangri-La Andy	$200 [9] In Britain one of these is equal to about 4.5 liters; in the U.S., only about 3.8 a gallon John	$200 [23] The "middle" part of this organ is an air cavity in the temporal bone the ear Andy	$200 [20] His works have inspired several operas, including "Pickwick" Dickens Andy
$400 [19] This company introduced its $20 Swinger camera Polaroid John Andy	$400 [5] Pierre Balmain designed the Malay sarongs worn by this airline's flight attendants Singapore Airlines John	$400 [14] Solzhenitsyn chronicled "One Day in the Life of" this character whose last name is Shukhov Ivan Denisovich Kriss	$400 [10] This mile is made up of 6,076 feet a nautical mile Andy	$400 [24] Popularly called the shinbone, it's the larger of the 2 bones in the lower leg the tibia John Kriss Andy	DD $200 [29] This Gian Carlo Menotti opera debuted on Christmas Eve, 1951 Amahl and the Night Visitors Andy
$600 [4] When one of these occurred on Nov. 9, 1965, it affected 30 million people in an 80,000-square-mile area a blackout John	$600 [6] In July 1992 this bankrupt airline was found guilty of willful misconduct in the Lockerbie disaster Pan Am John	$800 [12] Stingo is the narrator of this William Styron novel about a Polish survivor of Auschwitz Sophie's Choice Andy	$600 [17] The longest measure of time, the Hindu kalpa, is equal to 4,320,000,000 of these years John	$600 [25] While humans have 2 of these collarbones, dogs don't have any clavicles John Kriss	$400 [22] Of Pasta, Paella or Panettone, the first woman to sing the title role of "Norma" (Giuditta) Pasta John Kriss Andy
$800 [3] From the capsule, James McDivitt joked to this 1st U.S. spacewalker, "You smeared my windshield, you dirty dog!" (Ed) White Andy	$800 [7] This airline was named for its Chicago airport hub Midway Airlines John	$1,000 [11] Offred is chosen to be a handmaid in this author's "The Handmaid's Tale" Margaret Atwood Kriss	$800 [16] The coulomb is the International System unit of this type of charge electric charge John	$800 [26] Resting on the maxilla, the zygomatic is this bone in the face the cheekbone Andy	$600 [28] This charismatic Greek-American was acclaimed for her 1947 performance as "La Gioconda" in Verona Callas Andy
$1,000 [2] This PBS host may have written in his journal in July, "I replaced George Reedy as presidential press secretary" Bill Moyers John Andy	$1,000 [8] This airline acquired both Piedmont & PSA in the 1980s USAir John Andy	DD $2,000 [13] In the last chapter of this Steinbeck novel, Rose of Sharon delivers a stillborn child The Grapes of Wrath Andy	$1,000 [15] A micron is one-millionth of this measure a meter John	$1,000 [27] It's the collective name for the bones that form the fingers & toes the phalanges Andy	$1,000 [30] Despite her parents' schemes, Marenka marries the man she loves in this Smetana opera The Bartered Bride John

Final Jeopardy!

COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD

Its population center is farther north than any other country's

Iceland

John "What is Iceland?" — wagered $8,000

Andy "What is Japan" — wagered $9,800

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