IQ1: Were you an anti-Semitic composer who would wear gloves when conducting music written by Felix Mendelssohn, then leave them on the stage for the janitor to dispose?
IQ2: Are you one of the collaborators for the 1976 song “Good Hearted Woman”?
IQ3: Are you the other one?
IQ1: Did you serve both as President and on the Supreme Court?
IQ2: Were you assassinated by an anarchist?
IQ3: Was it alleged that you had an affair with Flowers?
IQs:
- Would you gladly pay me Tuesday for a hamburger today?
- Do you have an invisible plane?
- Do you have two hearts and a number of faces?
Never heard of him.
IQ1: Did your cup in the officers’ mess say “Big Willy”?
IQ2: Did you marry Gustav Mahler’s widow?
IQ3: Did you marry a former wife of #2?
Not Richard Wagner; dunno x2.
Not William Howard Taft, William McKinley or William J. Clinton (a Presidential William x3!)
Not Wimpy, Wonder Woman, dunno.
Not Prince William, Duke of Cambridge; dunno x2.
Correct, Correct, and, er, Doctor Who.
DQ: Real?
IQs:
- Were you the first leader of the Tuskegee Institute?
- Did you write Tales of the Alhambra?
- Are you the protagonist in 1984?
correct, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson
DQ: Last name being with W?
DQ: Male?
IQ1: Is a nonprofit youth football league named after you?
IQ2: Did John Goodman portray you in The Big Lebowski?
IQ3: Did you illustrate the surrealist comic strip Dreams of a Rarebit Fiend?
All President Williams correct!
As an aside, I must compliment SCAdian on his taste in music. All modern women are jealous.
IQ1: Did your sitcom character jump the shark?
IQ2: Did you sing about cable TV, a hardware store, and ebay?
IQ3: Was your show on at 5 in the above cable TV song?
Correct.
Walter Gropius.
Franz Werfel.
Alma Mahler Gropius Werfel
2 DQs reserved.
Not Booker T. Washington, FNU Wallace or Winston Smith.
Dunno, not Walter Sobchak (“This is what happens when…!”) and dunno.
Not Henry “Fonzie” Winkler, dunno and dunno.
W.
- real
- last name beings, er, begins with W
- male
Correct on Booker and Winston.
#2 was Washington Irving, but on checking the answer afterwards, I find he co-edited it with Edgar Wallace, so Correct.
DQ1: American?
DQ2: Known for the Arts?
IQ1: Were you Theodore’s brother?
IQ2: Were you an artillery officer in WW II, and then an airbourne officer into the '60s?
IQ3: Did you travel far in search of Wensleydale?
IQs:
- Are you secretly Philbert Desenex?
- Did you run for president in 1940?
- Are you arguably the most-heard film actor of all time?
Correct, “Weird Al” Yankovic, and Mister Wizard
DQ1: Alive?
Holding one DQ.
IQ1: Did you own Ed?
IQ2: Did you play a Pennsylvania personal injury lawyer?
IQ3: Are you a professional golfer who was raised Buddhist?
Pops Warner, correct, Winsor McCay
holding 2 DQs
Dunno, not Walter Taylor, and not Wallace (or Gromit).
Dunno, not Wendell Wilkie, and not Orson Welles.
Not Willllllllllllbur, not Denzel Washington (Philadelphia) and not Tiger Woods.
W.
- real
- last name beings, er, begins with W
- male
- American
- not known for the Arts
- dead
#1 is Wonder Warthog.
Correct on Wendell L. Willkie.
Orson Welles? I’ll rephrase it.
IQ: Are you a film actor whose voice has been heard in more American made movies than any other?
DQ: Died after 1950?