Famous Roads
This Road is the namesake of a famous Robert Frost Poem
What is The Road Not Taken
In this song "they're parkin' their cars and packin' the bars, to?
What is Dancin' the St. John's Waltz?
This world famous Center of Learning, where 2 famous Presidents were also an alumni, is a clue within your clue.
What is the Marine Institute?
Dubbed "The Great One" at age 10 by a reporter from the London Free Press after he scored 400 goals in a single youth hockey season in Brantford. The nickname was in reference to other famous NHL monikers like "Mr. Hockey" & "The Golden Jet."
Who is Wayne Gretzky?
This is the longest-running soap opera on NBC.
What is Days of Our Lives?
The Road To... was a series of comedy films featuring these 2 actors
Either 2 - of Who are Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, or Dorothy Lamour
This song is often called the unofficial National anthem of Australia, written by poet Andrew Barton "Banjo" Paterson in 1895.
What is Waltzing Matilda?
This is the name of a professional west coast baseball team.
What is the Seattle Mariners?
This common phrase to express shock or astonishment can convey surprise or sudden realization. Most famously used by "Doc" Brown in Back to the Future films, it also could be a description of Sir William Wallace or Robert the Bruce.
What is Great Scott?
There have been a total of 250 deaths of named characters, ranging from natural causes to murder, disasters, accidents & suicide on this Soap Opera, A character even famously died in a tram crash.
What is Coronation Street?
The lyrics "Stole 5 dollars from the sugar can, grabbed my suitcase & I ran..."
What is Down River Road?
The Waltz of Flowers from an 1892 ballet in act II of The Nutcracker, celebrated for its graceful waltz rhythm, was written by this famous Russian composer.
Who is Tchaikovsky?
Samuel Butler, referencing, Samuel Taylor Coleridge's famous poem quipped, "it would not have taken so well, if it had been called The Old Sailor."
What is The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
This early King of Wessex is perhaps better known for his burnt cakes, than for his many military successes, his educational & social reforms, & his role in shaping an early English identity.
Who is King Alfred the Great? (c. 849 – 899)
This Soap Opera's wedding scene, with over 30 million viewers, holds the record for the highest rated episode in American daytime television history.
What is General Hospital?
This 4000 mile trade route from Asia to Europe contributed to the spread of the Black Death?
What is The Silk Road
This "hurtin' song" written on a matchbox cover, originally recorded as a B-side of Boogie Woogie Santa Claus, tells of a lost little darling, a sweetheart who's stolen away.
What is Tennessee Waltz?
In Samuel Taylor Coleridge's remarkable poem about An Old Sailor who kills an albatross, what is the famous line about thirst & the sea?
What is "Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink?"
This jazz age novel, about a mysterious millionaire's love quest was an early commercial failure & sold fewer than 20,000 copies at first print. The author's hopes of a monetary windfall crumbled & he died believing himself to be a failure & his greatest work forgotten.
What is The Great Gatsby?
The success story of soap operas, from early radio days through the explosion of daytime television, is very closely associated with this company & its cash cow products.
Who is Procter & Gamble or (Ivory Soap, Tide, Comet)
This Road was the title of a gritty Depression-era novel, adapted as a movie & a long running Broadway Play, a blues song, & a popular golf course in North Carolina
What is Tobacco Road?
A Gallery of Frost, lilies of snow, a dream of Hungarian lanterns, & a bed where the moon has been sweating are some of the imagery of this Canadian song.
What is Take this Waltz? (Leonard Cohen)
The 19th century American poet, Lucy Larcom, who often used nautical themes to describe life, wrote these last lines, before passing,
"O Mariner-soul, thy quest is but begun,
there are new worlds Forever to be ...
What is "Won?"
This Prussian Princess, rose to great power in her adopted country, primarily by a coup, (which she orchestrated), & the subsequent assassination of her husband.
Who is Princess Sophie Auguste Friederike von Anhalt-Zerbst-Dornburg or Catherine the Great?
The first lesbian kiss on an American daytime soap opera occurred between Bianca Montgomery & Lena Kundera on April 23, 2003 on this Soap.
What is All My Children?