Show #1994 1993-04-15 (taped 1992-12-08) Regular

Contestants

Julie Peterson — a neighborhood maintenance technician from Phoenix, Arizona

Marc Golden — an attorney originally from Woodside, New York

Barbara Ambrose — a homemaker from Buckeye, Arizona (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Barbara	$300	$2,000	$4,400	$400 3rd place: Spacetech karaoke system + Jeopardy! home game or computerized version	$4,400 17 R, 6 W
Marc	$800	$2,200	$7,000	$4,599 2nd place: Gibson 3-piece kitchen + Joyce Chen cooking products + Jeopardy! home game or computerized version	$7,200 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Julie	$500	$2,400	$4,700	$9,400 New champion: $9,400	$4,000 13 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

1952	FILMS	SLOGANS & MOTTOES	MUSIC	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	WORLD CITIES
$100 [23] A new sign installed in Times Square blinked "Don't" do this several times a minute walk Marc Julie	$100 [17] This Taylor & Burton epic was over 4 hours long when first released in 1963 Cleopatra Marc	$100 [5] This Latin motto on the presidential seal & on U.S. coins is from a poem attributed to Virgil E Pluribus Unum Marc	$100 [1] Passion music tells the story of his suffering Jesus Christ Marc	$100 [9] This wine company was founded in 1933 by 2 brothers in Modesto, California Gallo Barbara	$100 [2] Pest, Obuda & Buda were combined in 1873 to make this capital city Budapest Marc
$200 [24] He surprised Democratic leaders at a dinner on March 29, saying he would not seek reelection Truman Marc	$200 [18] Jack Lemmon played Felix Ungar & he played Oscar Madison in the film version of "The Odd Couple" Walter Matthau Julie	$200 [11] A well-known civil rights slogan was "one man, one" this vote Barbara	$200 [4] This "Waltz King" also wrote polkas, but we've never heard him called the Polka King (Johann) Strauss Julie	$200 [22] Based in Paris, this company is a world leader in disposable razors & cigarette lighters Bic Julie	$200 [3] This Haitian capital is at the southeastern end of the Gulf of Gonave Port-au-Prince Barbara
$300 [25] On April 22 a home TV audience & 2,100 troops in foxholes watched one of these in the Nevada desert an nuclear bomb explosion Marc	$300 [19] Later to star in "The Seven Year Itch", she had a bit part in the Marx Brothers' "Love Happy" Marilyn Monroe Barbara	$300 [14] The motto of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "maintiens le droit", translates to this maintain the right Barbara Marc	$300 [10] The name of the dulcimer comes from "dulce melos", which means this kind of song in Latin sweet Barbara Julie	$300 [28] Capital Cities/ABC owns 80% of this sports cable TV network ESPN Julie	$300 [6] On Dec. 23, 1972 an earthquake almost completely destroyed this Nicaraguan capital Managua Barbara
$400 [26] In January the Justice Dept. charged this company with monopolizing the tabulating industry IBM Marc	$400 [20] This Americanization of Kurosawa's "The Seven Samurai" starred Yul Brynner & Steve McQueen The Magnificent Seven Barbara	$400 [15] A motto of the U.S. Air Force Academy is "Commitment to" this Excellence Marc	$400 [12] In a famous Mills Bros. song, this insect is told to "light up, you li'l ol' bug of lightnin'" glow worm Barbara	$400 [29] This Dutch brand is the largest U.S. beer import by a margin of over 2 to 1 Heineken Julie	$400 [7] Japan's most important kabuki theatre is in this famous section of Tokyo the Ginza Marc
$500 [27] On January 1 the price to mail a postcard in the U.S. doubled to this amount 2 cents Barbara	$500 [21] Alan Ladd played the title character in the 1949 version of this F. Scott Fitzgerald novel The Great Gatsby Marc	$500 [16] This state adopted "North to the Future" in 1967 after it was suggested by a local newspaperman Alaska Barbara	$500 [13] Yehudi Menuhin was just 11 years old when he played this instrument at Carnegie Hall in 1927 the violin Barbara	DD $700 [30] This mail-order firm has retail stores only in Freeport, Maine & Japan L.L. Bean Julie	$500 [8] A bust of Gen. McAuliffe stands near the "Nuts" Museum in this town he defended during WWII Bastogne

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	GREAT COMMUNICATORS	RELIGION	POETRY	ZOOLOGY	NEW JERSEY
$200 [2] In 1667 this country gave New York to Great Britain & in exchange received what is now Suriname Holland (the Netherlands) Marc	$200 [19] In "Their Finest Hour" he wrote, "No one can guarantee success in war, but only deserve it" Churchill Barbara	$200 [13] In Islam, while there are at least 100 names for God, this is the one most commonly used Allah Barbara	$200 [8] "Half a league, half a league, half a league onward, all in the valley of Death" they rode the six hundred Julie	$200 [1] Similar to a human baby's teeth, a baby elephant grows "milk" ones of these which fall out by age 2 tusks Marc	$600 [26] He's the only governor of New Jersey to go on to become president Wilson Marc
$400 [3] In 1670 King Charles II granted fur-trading rights in Alberta to this company the Hudson Bay Company Barbara	$400 [22] Born Lev Davidovich Bronstein in 1879, he was second only to Lenin in the 1917 revolution Trotsky Marc	$400 [14] The Church of England is divided into 2 provinces, York & this; each is headed by an archbishop Canterbury Barbara	$400 [9] They're the final 5 words of "Casey at the Bat" Mighty Casey has struck out Barbara Julie	$400 [4] A new species of this primate, the Maues marmoset, was recently discovered in the Amazon rain forest a monkey Julie	DD $600 [27] This, the state university, was founded in 1766 Rutgers Marc
$600 [16] In the 1550s this czar annexed Kazan & n Astrakhan, the 1st non-Slavic states in the Russian Empire Ivan IV (the Terrible) Barbara Marc	$600 [23] For 21 years James Boswell wrote down almost everything this man said & did Johnson Julie	$600 [15] In a synagogue the musical part of the service is led by this official a cantor Marc	$600 [10] In these fields "the poppies blow between the crosses, row on row" Flanders Fields Barbara	$600 [5] Also called a paint horse, it wasn't officially recognized as a breed until 1963 a Pinto Barbara	$1,000 [28] 1 of the 2 New Jersey municipalities that have served as capital of the United States Trenton (or Princeton) Marc
$800 [17] Gen. Jose de San Martin, a native of this present country, defeated the Spanish at Chacabuco, Chile in 1817 Argentina	$800 [24] A 1983 book of this feminist's essays was called "Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions" Gloria Steinem	$800 [20] Since 1860 the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has been headed by this man's descendants (Joseph) Smith Barbara Marc	$800 [11] In a Robert Burns poem, this river is told to "flow gently" the Afton Julie	$800 [6] The Yapok of South America, a species of this mammal, is the only marsupial that can live in water a possum Barbara	—
$1,000 [18] The new German republic founded in 1919 became known by this name from the city where the assembly 1st met the Weimar Republic Marc	$1,000 [25] This Greek got over his speech impediment by talking with pebbles in his mouth & shouting over the waves Demosthenes Julie	$1,000 [21] The name of this Indian religion is derived from Jina, a Sanskrit word for "conqueror" Jainism Julie	DD $1,500 [12] These flowers are mentioned in the Wordsworth poem "I wandered lonely as a cloud" daffodils Julie	$1,000 [7] The Arctic species of this bird breeds in summer near the North Pole, then winters in Antarctica the tern Barbara	—

Final Jeopardy!

LITERARY QUOTES

This title is the only quote by playwright John Osborne in Bartlett's

Look back in anger

Barbara "What is Who afrid of V. Wolfe" — wagered $4,000

Julie "What is Look back in anger?" — wagered $4,700

Marc "What The play the Thing" — wagered $2,401

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