Show #1642 1991-10-22 (taped 1991-08-27) Regular

Contestants

Wayland Massey — an employment service specialist from Durham, North Carolina

Amy Heller — a film distributor from New York City, New York

Bill Gallagher — a teacher from Northumberland, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $17,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bill	$300	$0	$5,100	$100 3rd place: Magnavox camcorder	$4,400 13 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Amy	$1,800	$2,900	$6,100	$6,200 2nd place: Fila sportswear + Jules Jurgensen ladies' quartz watch	$6,100 16 R, 1 W
Wayland	$-100	$1,100	$8,100	$12,201 New champion: $12,201	$8,300 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANATOMY	MOVIE ARTISTS	TREATIES	U.S. GEOGRAPHY	QUOTES	THE OCCULT
$100 [18] It's the bulging front part of the larynx & is bigger in men than in women the Adam's apple Amy	$100 [5] Allan Jeayes played Dr. Tulp in the 1936 film about this Dutch artist Rembrandt Amy Wayland	$100 [26] This economic union was established in 1957 by the treaty of Rome the Common Market Bill	$100 [13] No city in Florida is more than 70 miles from either the Atlantic Ocean or this gulf the Gulf of Mexico Bill	$100 [1] Lily Tomlin said, "the trouble with the rat race is that even if you win, you're still" 1 of these a rat Wayland	$100 [11] Author P.L. Curran claimed a spirit dictated 4 books to her by using 1 of these boards a Ouija board Wayland
$200 [19] They contain tarsals, metatarsals & phalanges the feet Amy	$200 [6] Well-traveled artist played by David Carradine in a TV movie & Anthony Quinn in "Lust for Life" Paul Gauguin Bill	$200 [27] This congress of 1814 & 1815 partitioned Poland among Russia, Prussia & Austria the Congress of Vienna	$200 [14] Yosemite & Sequoia national parks are located in this California mountain range the Sierras	$200 [2] "The Left Handed Dictionary" defines this as "a body of citizens who will try anyone once" the jury Wayland	$200 [12] 22 of the cards in a set of these fortune-telling cards are known as the greater, or major, arcana the tarot deck Bill
$300 [20] The pyloric sphincter is the "door" at its exit to the small intestine the stomach Wayland	$300 [7] Halliwell's Film Guide says this 1965 film inspired 1 critic to say "Heston hits the ceiling" The Agony and the Ecstasy Bill	—	$300 [15] The Boston mountains in Arkansas are the highest part of this range of hills the Ozarks Bill	$300 [3] In 1774 this future president wrote, "the God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time" Jefferson Amy	$300 [22] Some say the ghost of this girl who was born in 1587 haunted N.C. in the form of a white deer Virginia Dare Amy
$400 [21] The place where specific ones of these are located on a chromosome is called a locus genes Wayland	$400 [8] Jose Ferrer spent much of this 1952 film on his knees, playing the short Toulouse-Lautrec Moulin Rouge Amy	—	$400 [16] The Savannah River forms much of the border between Georgia & this state South Carolina Bill Wayland	$400 [4] Joseph Joubert said, "to teach is to learn" this many times twice	$400 [23] The luminous substance that supposedly emanates from a spiritualistic medium ectoplasm Bill Wayland
$500 [25] Type of tissue that connects your ribs to your breastbone cartilage Amy	$500 [9] In a 1966 film, Mel Ferrer played this 16th century Cretan known for his elongated figures El Greco Amy	—	$500 [17] In area it's the smallest of New York city's five boroughs Manhattan Bill	$500 [10] Baltimore wit who said, "a cynic is a man who, when he smells flowers, looks around for a coffin" Mencken Amy	$500 [24] These Hopi Indian dolls wear elaborate masks & represent spirits of the dead a kachina doll Bill Wayland

Double Jeopardy! Round

19th CENTURY LITERATURE	SCIENTISTS	THE HIMALAYAS	ANTIQUITIES	DRAMA	HOMONYMS
$200 [1] This Turgenev novel is also known as "Fathers and Children" Fathers and Sons Amy	$200 [6] While working at the Swiss patent office in 1905, he published his special theory of relativity Einstein Wayland	$200 [26] The Himalayan breed of this has the long hair of the Persian & the coloring of the Siamese a cat Amy	$200 [21] The Phoenicians were famous for carving this tusk material, a practice now opposed by animal lovers ivory Wayland	$200 [11] He wrote plays like "Dulcamara" before teaming up with Arthur Sullivan for operettas Gilbert Bill	$200 [14] To avoid an issue, or a woman's garment that hangs down from the waist to skirt Wayland
$400 [2] Clym Yeobright is "The Native" in the title of this 1878 Thomas Hardy novel Return of the Native Amy	$400 [7] In the 1950s this medical researcher developed an oral vaccine for polio Sabin Wayland	$400 [27] This shaggy, long-haired mammal is able to do heavy work at very high altitudes a yak Bill	$400 [22] Praxiteles' nude statue of this Greek goddess of love was considered shocking in its day Aphrodite Amy	$400 [12] Shaw's Major Barbara is a major in this organization the Salvation Army Wayland	$400 [15] A thick, wooden shoe, or to obstruct with thick, sticky matter clog Wayland
$600 [3] "The Purloined Letter" opens in Paris in this detective's "little back library, or book-closet" C. Auguste Dupin	$600 [8] The work this Hungarian-born U.S. physicist did in developing the H-bomb is still secret (Edward) Teller Wayland	$600 [28] What we call the abominable snowman the Sherpas call this Yeti Wayland	$600 [23] A mosaic floor depicting a lion hunt was found at Pella, the birthplace of Alexander in this kingdom Macedonia Bill	$600 [13] He once worked in a real estate office, the setting of his "Glengarry Glen Ross" David Mamet Wayland	$600 [16] Soft & delicate, or legal money tender Bill
$800 [4] His novel "The Master of Ballantrae" is subtitled "A Winter's Tale" Robert Louis Stevenson Amy	$800 [9] This discoverer of oxygen was a founder of the 1st Unitarian Church in Pennsylvania in 1796 Joseph Priestley Bill	$800 [29] 1933 novel by James Hilton set in a Himalayan monastery Lost Horizon Wayland	$1,000 [25] The Erechtheum is an ancient Ionic temple made of this stone marble	$800 [17] His comedy "The Skin of Our Teeth" follows the Antrobus family of Excelsior, N.J. Thornton Wilder Wayland	$800 [19] A length of yarn wound in a coil, or a flock of geese in flight skein Amy
$1,000 [5] Expatriate who based "The Aspern Papers" on a story he'd heard about Lord Byron's mistress Henry James Amy	$1,000 [10] This barometer inventor succeeded Galileo as professor of mathematics in Florence Torricelli Bill	DD $800 [30] 1 of the world's first 4 civilizations grew in this river valley, at the foot of the Himalayas the Indus Valley Wayland	DD $1,500 [24] A monolith inscribed with his code was discovered at Susa, Iran in 1901 Hammurabi Bill	$1,000 [18] In this Ben Jonson play, Voltore, Corbaccio & Corvino scheme to inherit the title miser's money Volpone Amy	$1,000 [20] To come together for a common purpose, or to hit a tennis ball back and forth rally Wayland

Final Jeopardy!

THE NEW TESTAMENT

At his mother's request, Jesus performed his first miracle in public at this event

the wedding at Cana

Bill "What was his baptism" — wagered $5,000

Amy "What is the wedding in Canna?" — wagered $100

Wayland "What is a wedding?" — wagered $4,101

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