Show #1046 1989-03-06 (taped 1988-11-28) Regular

Contestants

Kathy Weber — a student from Washington, D.C.

Tom Zemaitis — an attorney from Pennsauken, New Jersey

David Gordy — a law clerk from Woodland Hills, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$1,100	$3,000	$9,500	$14,000 2-day champion: $25,100	$8,600 21 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Tom	$3,000	$3,700	$6,700	$700 3rd place: Al/Sy lamps	$4,800 19 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W
Kathy	$100	$600	$4,800	$9,560 2nd place: trip on Hawaiian Airlines to Honolulu & stay at Turtle Bay Hilton	$4,800 13 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

SOUTH AMERICA	STATE FLOWERS	OLD TESTAMENT	NURSERY RHYMES	PRODUCT SYMBOLS	FAMOUS CONRADS
$100 [8] São Paulo is Brazil's largest city while this one is 2nd Rio de Janeiro David	$100 [22] This state's flower is the trailing arbutus, also known as the mayflower Massachusetts Tom	$100 [2] His foster mother, the Pharaoh's daughter, hired his real mother to be his wet nurse Moses David	$100 [9] Musical instrument mentioned in "Hey Diddle, Diddle" the fiddle Tom	$100 [5] Hers smiling face is topped with a red, yellow & white bandana, which you know if you enjoy her pancakes Aunt Jemima David	$100 [1] Called 'The King of the Innkeepers", he titles his book "Be My Guest" Conrad Hilton Kathy
$200 [10] In 1970 this country's Salvador Allende became 1st freely elected Marxist head of state in Lat. America Chile David	$200 [23] Oklahoma's state flower, its leaves & berries are much in demand at Christmas mistletoe David	$200 [26] Of 3 hours, 3 days or 3 weeks, amount of time Jonah spent in the belly of the great fish 3 days Kathy	$200 [11] "O dear, what can the matter be? Johnny's so long at" this the fair Tom	$200 [15] He's the only web-footed creature we know with his own brand of orange juice Donald Duck David	$200 [3] Born Teodor Korzeniowski, he wrote "Lord Jim" under this name Joseph Conrad David
$300 [12] Ecuador's coat of arms shows the Andean, not the Calif., variety of this vulture the condor Tom	$300 [24] This shrubby plant, common in the desert, is Nevada's state posy, pardner sagebrush Kathy	$300 [27] What we know about this 3rd son of Adam & Eve is that he lived 912 years, & fathered many kids Seth David	$300 [19] The only word that's a contraction in "Humpty Dumpty" couldn't David Kathy	$300 [16] Though this type of eyewear is rarely seen today, Mr. Peanut wears one a monocle David	$300 [4] "Wild Wild West" star whose ads challenged viewers to assault the battery on his shoulder Robert Conrad Tom
$400 [13] In 1975, this country made Quechua, an Incan language, its 2nd official language Peru Tom	$400 [29] The state "flower" of this Pine Tree State is the white pine cone & tasssel Maine Kathy	$400 [28] He was the son of Abraham & Hagar, the 1st person in the Bible to see an angel Ishmael Kathy	$400 [20] He learned to play music when he was young; later he turned to pilfering porkers Tom Tom the Piper's son	$400 [17] The children's variety of this pain reliever features Pandy the feel-better panda on the box Panadol Tom	$400 [6] Radio's Matt Dillon, he's now "the Fatman" on TV William Conrad David
DD $1,200 [14] When this country lost the War of the Pacific in 1879, it lost its only ocean port Bolivia Tom	$500 [30] This aptly named rose is the official flower of Washington, D.C. the American Beauty rose David	$500 [25] Joab killed his cousin Absalom, the rebellious son of this man, Joab's uncle David Tom Kathy	$500 [21] Time of the scholar in "A Diller, a Dollar" ten o'clock David	$500 [18] On many food products this woman's name appears in white letters on a red spoon Betty Crocker Tom	$500 [7] He suffered Maude's acerbic tongue before going on to "Diff'rent Strokes" Conrad Bain Tom

Double Jeopardy! Round

IN THE NEWS	THEATER	HISTORIC NAMES	QUOTES	COMPOSERS	HEMINGWAY
$200 [17] This comic woke the Discovery crew with a hearty "Good morning, Discovery!" Robin Williams David	$200 [3] Play in which Vladimir says, "We'll hang ourselves to-morrow. Unless Godot comes." Waiting for Godot Tom	$200 [2] 19th. century politician whose wealthy wife said, "Dizzy married me for my money" Benjamin Disraeli Tom	$200 [22] Noel Coward wrote that these 2 groups "go out in the midday sun" mad dogs & Englishmen Kathy	$200 [9] The 1st instrument J.S. Bach learned to play, it's the most common instrument inan orchestra a violin Tom	$200 [14] Fighting depression, he underwent shock treatments at this Minnesota medical center the Mayo Clinic Tom
$400 [18] This Canadian Olympic athlete, disqualified in 1988, has the same name as an Oscar-winning actor Ben Johnson David Kathy	$600 [5] In John Osborne's historical drama, this reformer tells his son, "You should have seen me at Worms" Martin Luther Tom	$400 [16] Her psychotic mother believed herself to be queen Victoria but she grew up to smash saloons Carrie Nation David	$400 [23] In a 1697 play, Colley Cibber wrote that this "is 11 points in the law"; today it's said to be 9/10 possession Kathy	$400 [10] He's known for "Hark! Hark! The Lark" which he finished & "The Unfinished Symphony" which he didn't Schubert Kathy	$400 [27] 1 of the 4 women he married (1 of) Mary Welsh, Hadley Richardson Pauline Pfeifrer & Martha Gellhorn Kathy
$800 [20] Director Herbert Ross married this woman who was once a president's sister-in-law Lee Radziwill David	$800 [6] This theatrical form originated in the 1840s & featured an M.C. called the interlocutor the minstrel show David	$600 [11] Crazy Horse was killed in jail in 1877, & he was killed in a scuffle with Indian police in 1890 Sitting Bull Tom	$600 [24] It was the historian Herodotus who 1st called Egypt "The Gift of" this the Nile David	$600 [12] Shortly after his arrival in America in 1892, Dvorak set to work on this, his final symphony the New World Symphony Tom	$600 [28] In "The Old Man & the Sea", they ate the giant marlin the old fisherman caught the sharks Kathy
$1,000 [21] The 1st 1988 presidential debate was held at Wake Forest University in this southern city Winston-Salem Tom	$1,000 [7] This 1-act Sartre play is set in a drawing room with no mirrors & no windows No Exit Kathy	$800 [8] Belle Boyd was a spy during this war & worked as a scout & courier for "The Gray Ghost" the Civil War Tom	$800 [25] Before WWiI Stalin asked about this religious leader, "How many divisions does he got?" the pope Kathy	$800 [13] A 1975 Ken Russell film portrayed the "mania" the public had for this composer Liszt David	$800 [29] In 1938 he wrote his only play, "The Fifth Column", which dealt with this war the Spanish Civil War Kathy
DD $1,500 [19] In fall 1988 scientists announces that it only dates back to the 3 Middle Ages & is a fraud the Shroud of Turin David	DD $1,600 [4] This Agatha Christie play opens with the music of "3 Blind Mice" followed by a piercing scream The Mousetrap Tom	$1,000 [1] Charlotte Corday pinned a note to her dress explaining her motive before she killed him Marat David	$1,000 [26] Wm. Henry Vanderbilt's reply when asked if eliminating a certain train run was in the public interest the public be damned Kathy	$1,000 [15] This "Father of the Symphony" was a pal of Mozart's & taught Beethoven Haydn Kathy	$1,000 [30] Hemingway's minor novel of 1937 that became the 1st film to pair Bogie & Bacall To Have and Have Not Tom

Final Jeopardy!

EXPLORERS

Henry & David are the 1st names of these men who are often paired but mainly worked separately

Stanley & Livingstone

Kathy "Who are Stanley + Livingston?" — wagered $4,760

Tom "Who are Lewis & Clark" — wagered $6,000

David "Who were Stanley & Livingstone?" — wagered $4,500

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