1. How many acts are there in Eugene O'Neill's 'Long Day's Journey Into Night'? 3 6 5 4

2. How many months away from 1960 was 117-year-old Walter Williams, the last Civil War vet, when he passed on? 2 months 1 month 3 months 4 months

3. What Humphrey Bogart wartime hit almost had a new title because publicity men thought the original sounded like a beer name? Answer: (Think Sam)

4. What did Beeman Chemical Company once advertise as 'A Delicious Remedy for Indigestion and Seasickness'? Answer: (Think Breath)

5. How many points did Pop Warner suggest a football team get for a first down in 1928? 1 0 5 3

6. What was 'Life' magazine originally slated to be called? 'Life' 'Life's Great' 'Look Of Life' 'Look'

7. What fictional detective's L. A. office is found in the Cahuenga Building? Miss Marple Sam Spade Philip Marlowe Hercule Periot

8. What writer of mysteries penned Evil Under the Sun? Answer: (Two Words)

9. What piece was featured on a Philadelphia Orchestra LP whose cover pictured an apple and a bow and arrow? 'The William Tell Overture' 'Apple Dandy' 'Apple Of My Eye' 'The Apple Dumpling Gang'

10. What did 'human fly' D. D. Roland carry on his shoulders while walking on building ledges blindfolded? His dog His daughter His wife His cat

11. Who crashed his FX-11 plane in Beverly Hills breaking his skull, nose and nine ribs, and getting third-degree burns? Richard Burton David Meyer Edward Kennedy Howard Hughes

12. What comic strip characters yielded eggs, butter and milk, and turned into different meats depending on how they were cooked? Smurfs Schmoos Skabbles Starrights

13. What comic strip was inspired by the Haverhill Massachusetts High School Class of 1940? Josey and The Pussycats Archie Rex Morgan, M.D. Felix The Cat

14. What dance did William and Mary College ban in the '20s because it didn't emphasize 'grace and beauty'? The Hustle The Waltz The Charleston The Twist

15. What ancient book was banned in the Soviet Union in 1931? Answer: (Think God)

16. What president's portrait did Norman Rockwell paint for the cover of the October 11, 1952 'Saturday Evening Post'? William Howard Taft Franklin Roosevelt Dwight David Eisenhower Harry S. Truman

17. What did a 'hard ankle' mine? Diamonds Coal Gold Silver

18. What eastern state made it illegal to greet someone by placing your thumb on your nose and wiggling your fingers? New York Vermont Rhode Island New Hampshire

19. What American composer, when told his new piece of didn't sound like music, retorted 'What does sound have to do with music'? Elvis Pressley Charles Ives Mickey Dolenz Karen Carpenter

20. What Ivy League University awarded an honorary degree to Davy Crockett? Columbia Harvard Northeastern William and Mary

21. What Shakespeare play's lead role did a Capetown, South Africa production omit? 'Romeo and Juliet' 'Othello' 'Hamlet' 'Henry V'

22. What beauty magazine for teenagers was founded by Helen Valentine in 1944? YM Seventeen Sixteen Young Miss

23. What Hungarian dish served 'Roaring '20s' mobsters as slang for phoney information? Answer: (Think Meat and Noodles)

24. How many of every five predictions in the 'Old Farmer's Almanac are accurate? 1 3 4 2

25. What in mobster parlance is a 'heater'? A trick A bullet A gun A fellow mobster