Mid-Century Hit Tunes
“Thyme” to Cook
Grab Bag
On the Silver Screen
Gadgets Then and Now
The Spirited Sixties
100

“What a Wonderful World” is a forever memorable tune by this artist, whose nickname is Satchmo.

Who is Louis Armstrong?

100

This beloved side to sandwiches was created because of a customer’s complaint that the potatoes were too thick.

What are potato chips?

100

This shoe-free dance is usually held in a school gym

What is a sock hop?

100

This actress played two memorable caretaking roles—a magical nanny with an umbrella and a postulant-turned-governess in Austria.

Who is Julie Andrews?

100

This machine is used to play vinyl singles and albums

What is a record player or turntable?

100

He was president during the Cuban Missile Crisis

Who is President John F. Kennedy?

200

This variety TV host’s signature tune is “Everybody Loves Somebody.”

Who is Dean Martin?

200

This continent’s countries occupy the top four positions in chocolate product exports.

What is Europe?

200

This five-letter word that starts with T is one of the five senses, and it’s not taste.

What is touch?

200

This is the color of the brick road in The Wizard of Oz

What is yellow?

200

Before refrigerators, we used this appliance to keep food cold.

What is an icebox?

200

This is the color of the Beatles’ submarine.

What is yellow?

400

No one sings “Folsom Prison Blues” like this Tennessee performer who wrote it

Who is Johnny Cash?

400

This is the most widely eaten meat in the world

What is pork?

400

Ray Walston costars as the otherworldly character Uncle Martin in this 1960s sitcom

What is My Favorite Martian?

400

King Kong climbs this building in the 1933 film King Kong

What is the Empire State Building?

400

Before electric mixers, these gadgets were used to mix cake batter.

What is an eggbeater?

400

This spy franchise, authored by Ian Fleming, is one of the best-known of all time.

What is James Bond (007)?

600

A hit from 1962 is “I Left My Heart in” this city

What is San Francisco?

600

Chicken cordon bleu includes this generic kind of cheese.

What is Swiss?

600

On the large beads of the Catholic rosary, you say this prayer

What is the Lord’s Prayer?

600

This Alfred Hitchcock classic thriller is set largely in a courtyard and stars James Stewart as a globetrotting photographer.

What is Rear Window?

600

Before vacuum cleaners, we cleaned rugs with these.

What are sweepers?

600

This first American commercial jetliner model was the dominant aircraft of the 1960s.

What is Boeing 707?

800

This Henry Mancini classic tune had its film premiere in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and was one of two tunes included twice in the film.

What is “Moon River”?

800

This French blend consists of fennel, marjoram, parsley, rosemary, tarragon, thyme, and lavender.

What is herbes de Provence?

800

Of 2, 3, 5, 7,10, it’s the number that is not a prime number.

What is 10?

800

She plays opposite Cary Grant in His Girl Friday

Who is Rosalind Russell?

800

This spinning device was once used to remove water from laundered items.

What is a wringer?

800

This new dance came after Chubby Checker’s 1960 cover tune.

What is the twist?

1000

“Mr. Tambourine Man” is performed by this artist with a distinctive, gravelly voice.

Who is Bob Dylan?

1000

This nightshade was once considered poisonous.

What is a tomato?

1000

This planet in our solar system has the most moons.

What is Saturn?

1000

Before Disney renamed them for its 1937 animated film, these characters’ names in the 1912 Broadway play were Snick, Glick, Blick, Flick, Plick, Whick, and Quee.

Who are the Seven Dwarfs?

1000

This mechanical device was used to spray fragrance into the air manually.

What is an atomizer?

1000

This was the first major sporting event broadcast in color in England.

What is Wimbledon?

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