Food Products Named for People
Founder of the frozen food industry
Clarence Birdseye
An earlier timed movie usually for a bargain price
Matinee
He lived in Mt. Vernon
George Washington
When parents don't get along, children are. . .
caught in the middle
Jack Paar was host of a 1940s quiz show then on radio that went to TV in the 1950s
The $64,000 Question
She founded cookie kiasks around the U.S. throughout the 80s and 90s
Debbi Fields of Debbi Fields Cookies
Siskel and Ebert
This president moved from Kentucky to Indiana when his mom died
Abraham Lincoln
Being caught midway between two extremes is being. . .
caught in the middle
What president is pictured on a $20 bill
Andrew Jackson
His passion for popcorn made him the king of pop corn
Orville Redenbacher
This movie theater reached its height of popularity in the 1950s
Drive-ins
This president lived in California and made movies prior to becoming president
Ronald Reagan
When life gets difficult during our 40s or 50s, we are having a. . .
midlife crisis
List the names of someone who doesn't like to spend money. . .
frugal, cheap, tightwad, penny-pincher, miser
This mom/son combo created a cndy company in 1921 they named for themselves
See's Candy
What type of companies are Columbia, Disney, Fox Paramount, and Sony
Production Companies
This president ws born in Hyde Park, NY
Franklin D. Roosevelt
A popular Shakespeare comedy it titled. . .
A Midsummer Night's Dream
What children use to save their money
Piggy bank
This child actress has a nonalcoholic drink named for her
Shirley Temple
What was the era of motion pictures in the 1930s and 1940s
Golden Age of Hollywood
The was the only president born in California
Nixon
A big exam in the middle of a school semester is called a
midterm
An expression to give your opinion
your "two cents' worth"
It's a small, cylindar candy that's been around over 100 years and named for the creator's daughter
Tootsie Roll
What movie industry aware program started in 1928
Academy Awards
This president was an independent farmer in Lamar, Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Don't change horses in. . .
midstream
A form of gambling that dates back to 205BC where you draw a name or number to win a large sum of money
Lottery
This tasty soft drink was created in Texas in 1885 and named for the doctor that created it.
Dr. Pepper
This device was attached to your TV in the 80s and 90s so you could watch rented movies
VCR
This president's family home was in Hyannis Port, MA
John F. Kennedy
Another way of saying six is "half way" between 0 and 12. . .
midway between 0 and 12
The magazine that started the famous mail sweepstakes in 1962
Reader's Digest
He made crackers out of graham flour and started an industry for his crackers in the 1800s.
Sylvester Graham
What 1939 movie earned over $200 million that would equal $1 billion today.
Gone with the Wind
This president was born in Abilene, KS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Another word for 12am
Midnight
The term that means to illegally obtain money from a third party
Money kaundering
An English woman created these chocolates and named them for a legendry woman who rode her horse naked to protest taxes
Godiva
What 1941 movie is considered the best of all time
Citizen Kane
This president was born in Hope, AK
Bill Clinton
A woman who assists in childbirth
Midwife
Who annually publishes a list of America's wealthiest corperations
Fortune 500
This bakery makes a plethora of delicious baked goods and named the company for his daughter
Sara Lee
What were movie theaters called in the 20s, 30s, and 40s?
Picture houses
This president was born in Stonewall, Tx
Lyndon Johnson
People who are neighter poor nor rich but inbetween
Middle class
What government bureau prints the US currency?
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
This Vermont-based ice cream is named after the two best friends that created it
Ben and Jerry's
What were previews called before they were called previews
Trailers
This president was born in NYC then moved to the Dakota Territory
Theodore Roosevelt
Southwest Asia and Northeast Africa are considered the. . .
Middle East
A name for someone who carries around a lot of money
Moneybags
A famous candy bar named after President Grove Cleveland's daughter or a famous baseball player
Baby Ruth
A person who knows alot about all eras of movies
A movie buff
This president was born in New York then moved to Odessa, TX when he was 2 years old.
George W. Bush
A point of view between two different opinions
Middle Ground
Where was the world's first money printed
China
A breakfast cereal named after its founder
Kellogg's
What is another name for an independent movie maker
Underground film maker
This president grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan
Gerald Ford
Another name for intermediary that resolves conflicting thoughts between two or moe people
Middle man
What bill does Benjamin Franklin appear on. . .
$100 bill
An English tea named after Englands prime minister who received the tea in 1830
Earl Grey
How much did it cost for adults to see a movie in the 1920s?
27-cents
This president grew up in a Quaker community in West Branch, Iowa
Herbert Hoover
If we travel out of our way and not near anything familiar we in. . .
the middle of nowhere
Who created the first credit card?
The Diner's Club im 1950
A salad dressing named after the actor who created it
Newman's own by Paul Newman
What was watching two movies back to back in movie theaters called?
Double features
This president grew up in Plains, GA
Jimmy Carter
Middle Ages
Where and when was the first ATM installed
London in 1967