IQ1: Did you run from the harsh Athenian law to be with your love?
IQ2: Did you have a Kanly feud with Duke Leo Atreidies?
IQ3: Are you famous for your paintings of ‘A Rake’s Progress’?
Yes. See post 255.
No, I’m not Oliver Hardy, Hugh Hefner or Henry Ford.
Dunno about the first. Take a DQ.
No, I’m not Harvey.
Dunno about the third. Another DQ.
No, I’m not Helena, in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
No, I’m not Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.
No, I’m not _____ Hogarth.
IQ1: Were your adventures with your family popular first on radio?
IQ2: Does a part of you live in scientific infamy?
IQ3: Tiny bubbles?
The other two were Hop Sing (the cook on Bonanza) and Robert Hunter.
DQ1: Are you a real person?
DQ2: Are you male?
IQ1: At the premiere of your most famous work, were the men enjoined not to wear their swords and the women enjoined not to wear hoops in their skirts?
IQ2: Though born and raised in Indiana, does Georgia feature prominently in your thoughts?
IQ3: A founding member of Canada’s Group of Seven, were you also a mentor to Tom Thomson and Emily Carr?
Dunno about the first two; and no, I’m not Don Ho.
I’m not G.F. Handel, re: the Dublin world premiere of Messiah.
I’m not Hoagy Carmichael.
Dunno about the third. Take a DQ.
H.
- Real person
- Male
Harriet Nelson, of “Ozzie and Harriet” fame
Henrietta Lacks, source of the immortal cancer cells
DQ: Are you alive?
DQ: Are you primarily known for your contribution to The Arts?
H.
- Real person
- Male
- Dead
- Not primarily know for contributions to the arts
Were you a POTUS who was the gradson of a POTUS, and great-grandson of a signer of the Declaration of Independence?
No, I’m not Benjamin Harrison.
Correct on 1 and 2. #3 is Lawren Harris, who had the most individual voice of any of the Group of Seven.
DQ: Were you born after 1900?
H.
- Real person
- Male
- Dead
- Not primarily know for contributions to the arts
- Born after 1900
IQ1: Did you challenge someone who was not a crook?
IQ2: Were you a reclusive aviator?
IQ3: Are you an ousted evangelical?
No, I’m not Helen Douglas, Howard Hughes or _____ Haggard.
IQ1: Were you a prominent member of Miles Davis’ second quintet?
IQ2: Did you slay Patroclus?
IQ3: Are you a Brazilian composer with a tendency to compulsive lying?
Actually, I was going for Hubert Humphrey for IQ1, and IQ3 was Ted Haggard.