MUSIC
This 1940's orchestra had top hits such as "Moonlight Serenade", "Wishing (Will Make It So)", "Stairway to the Stars".
Glenn Miller Orchestra
This warm beverage is commonly served during breakfast time.
Coffee
This animal uses their trunk for smelling, breathing, caressing their young, sucking up water, and grasping objects.
Elephant
This type of chocolate is said to be the healthier chocolate and can improve heart health.
Dark Chocolate
Dorothy ends up in a magical land after a tornado rips through Kansas in this 1930 film.
The Wizard of Oz
This 1940's American Jazz singer was sometimes referred to as the First Lady of Song and Queen of Jazz.
Ella Fitzgerald
Each day, over 1 billion of this soda-pop beverage is enjoyed worldwide.
Coca Cola
This animal is the tallest animal in the world.
Giraffe
This yellow, orange, and white triangle candy is the top selling candy during Halloween.
Candy Corn
This red-headed actress is famous in the TV Show where she is married to a Cuban bandleader and always tries to help him out but usually manages to get into some kind of trouble.
Lucille Ball (I Love Lucy)
This country western singer was in the rodeo and known as the "singing cowboy in a crooning style on the radio".
Gene Autry
This crunchy (and sometimes soft) salty snack was first developed in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It is commonly dipped in cheese or mustard.
Pretzel
This slow-moving crustacean can sleep for three years.
Snail
This peanuts and caramel-filled chocolate candy was invented in 1930 and named after a horse, who was a famous animal of the creator, Frank Mars.
Snickers
This American television variety show ran on CBS 1948-1971.
The Ed Sullivan Show
This christmas-caroler, actor, and movie star had a hit song in 1944 called "Swingin on a Star".
Bing Crosby
This refreshing drink is blended together with ice, yogurt, and fruit.
Smoothie
This animal gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in a lifetime.
Cow
This candy was added to soldiers' food rations during WWII due to their durability in all weather conditions.
Tootsie Rolls
This masked man was the sole survivor of a group of Texas Rangers in this western television series.
The Lone Ranger
Bob Wills sang this hit country-western love song from the original 1941 film.
San Antonio Rose
This sandwich was a favorite of Rock 'n Roll star, Elvis Presley
Peanut Butter and Banana Sandwich
This slow-moving mammal, that spends their lives hanging about in the trees, takes two weeks to digest its food.
Sloth
The little white flag on this chocolate candy is called a "plume".
Hershey Kisses
This American comedy television show was about physical farce, slapstick comedy situations between a small group of men.
The Three Stooges.