1. “Far Tick Hoe” (1958 – one word) was set in San Francisco. Who was NOT in the cast? Tom Helmore Barbara Bel Geddes James Stewart Grace Kelly

2. What was the name of the character who ran a motel in “Sigh Cow”? (1960 – one word) Answer: (Two Words, or just surname (The surname is the name of the motel, too.))

3. How did Hitch make his cameo appearance in “Lie Fib Oat”? (1944 – one word.) Walking a dog Getting out of a taxi Reading a newspaper In a newspaper advertisement

4. The hero of “Weir Fin Dough” (1954 – two words) was incapacitated. What was wrong with him? His leg was broken. His nerves were shattered. He had pneumonia. He was blind.

5. In “Sad Boat Tour” (1942 – one word), the hero has to go on the run and try to prove his innocence by catching the villain who really sabotaged the aircraft factory. Who played the wrongly accused Barry Kane? Robert Taylor James Stewart Robert Cummings Joel McCrea

6. Several classic Hitchcock moments occur in “ Nor Thumb Buy Nor the Vest” (1959 – three words). Which of the following is NOT one of them? A fight on Mount Rushmore A drunken hero protesting that he had not been drinking A chase involving a crop-dusting aircraft A fight atop the Statue of Liberty

7. Joel McCrea starred in “Four End Cornice Pundit” (1940 – two words). In what city was the film set? London New York Paris Los Angeles

8. Which member of the cast of “Tub Herds” (1963 – two words) won a Golden Globe award? Jessica Tandy Rod Taylor Tippi Hedren Suzanne Pleshette

9. “Strain Jar Sonnet Rain” (1951 – four words) starred Robert Walker and Farley Granger. What sport did Granger’s character play? Golf Tennis Baseball Basketball

10. The characters played by Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright in “Chad Hoe Huff Head Out” (1943 – four words) shared the same first name. What was it? Sandy Danny Laurie Charlie