#1 is Chanticleer.
#2 is either John or Henry Churchill, brothers.
#3 is correct.
DQ: Did you appear as yourself in a commercial, rather than playing a role?
SUMMARY
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with C
- Dead
- Died after 1900
- Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
- Died before 2000
- Not involved in politics
- An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
- Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
- Common first name
- Famous for selling a product or service; but it’s very hard to categorize the product or service neatly
- Appeared as myself in many advertisements, but NOT on television
Inventors
IQ1: Did you found analytic psychology, advancing the idea of introvert and extrovert personalities and the power of the unconscious?
IQ2: Are you an aptly-named poet who invented the brassiere in 1913?
IQ3: Did you invent the first system to control temperature and humidity in 1902?
IQs:
- Were you the father of All In The Family’s Meathead?
- Were you a fictitious son that W. C. Fields invented for his radio show?
- Did you feud with W. C. Fields on radio?
Not Carl Jung or Willis Carrier
Take a DQ for 2
DQ for 2
Not Carl Reiner or Charlie McCarthy
Correct on both.
W. C. Fields had a radio show sponsored by Lucky Strike cigarettes. They were none too amused when Bill started talking about his son Chester Fields.
1 DQ reserved.
From before the page turn:
SUMMARY
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with C
- Dead
- Died after 1900
- Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
- Died before 2000
- Not involved in politics
- An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
- Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
- Common first name
- Famous for selling a product or service; but it’s very hard to categorize the product or service neatly
- Dance fans are NOT the art lovers who know me best.
- Died after 1960
Added:
15. Appeared as myself in many advertisements, but NOT on television
DQ: Known for radio?
UMMARY
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with C
- Dead
- Died after 1900
- Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
- Died before 2000
- Not involved in politics
- An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
- Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
- Common first name
- Famous for selling a product or service; but it’s very hard to categorize the product or service neatly
- Dance fans are NOT the art lovers who know me best.
- Died after 1960
- Appeared as myself in many advertisements, but NOT on television
- Not known for radio appearances
As I noted earlier, this person had no direct involvement in any of the arts… but there is one particular art medium whose fans know HIM very WELL.
Heh. “Radio appearances.”
Previous IQs:
Are you Duke of Rothesay? - Yes, Prince Charles.
Did you marry your first cousin, who worried about your soul? - Yes, Charles Darwin.
Were you an already-famous person who survived a terrible trainwreck? - Charles Dickens: Staplehurst rail crash - Wikipedia
DQ:
White?
IQs:
Were you a fire-and-brimstone early president of Oberlin College?
Was an entire country once named for you, but later renamed?
Were you Nelson’s #2 guy at Trafalgar?
IQs:
- Did you write the hymn “Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior”?
- Did you write the hymn “There Is A Fountain Filled With Blood”?
- Did you write the hymn “My Song Is Love Unknown”?
Caresse Crosby
holding 2 DQs
IQ: Did you and Abraham Anderson start a canned preserves company that eventually became known for condensed soup?
SUMMARY
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with C
- Dead
- Died after 1900
- Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
- Died before 2000
- Not involved in politics
- An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
- Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
- Common first name
- Famous for selling a product or service; but it’s very hard to categorize the product or service neatly
- Dance fans are NOT the art lovers who know me best.
- Died after 1960
- Appeared as myself in many advertisements, but NOT on television
- Not known from radio
- Caucasian
Not Cecil Rhodes
DQs for 1 and 3
No idea on 1
Or 2
Or 3
Dang, and it’s not as if I don’t go to church!!! Swept again!
Well, I am one of the very few hymnal collectors I know.
They are, in order, Fanny Crosby, William Cowper and Samuel Crossman.
3 DQs reserved.
This is a tricky one…
It may be tricky, but I have good reason to think most of the regular players have seen this guy’s picture many times.
n/m
Previous IQs:
Were you a fire-and-brimstone early president of Oberlin College? - Charles Grandison Finney (the story goes that he was opposed to having female students, but that was already a fait accompli. One day he greeted a pretty young student by thundering, “Good morning, daughter of the Devil!” She sweetly replied, “Good morning, Father.”)
Was an entire country once named for you, but later renamed? - Yes, Cecil Rhodes of Rhodesia/Zimbabwe.
Were you Nelson’s #2 guy at Trafalgar? - Adm. Cuthbert Collingwood.
Still dunno who this is. I yield my two earned DQs to whoever would like to ask them, one per customer.
Okay, BESIDES TV and radio, what art medium has both a lot of SDMB fans and a lot of advertising?