Circus History
If this man hadn't changed his name, we would have had a Barnum & McGinnis Circus
Bailey
Germans call this salad eiersalat--no "yolk"
Egg salad
This great jazz singer was the daughter of jazz guitarist Clarence Holiday
Billie Holiday
In 1995 this Calif. county's Museum of Art, LACMA, presented an exhibition of Roy Lichtenstein prints
Los Angeles County
Olivia grew up on this famous cape named for a common white fish
Cape Cod
These famous brothers started as performers; Al, the oldest, was a juggler & tightrope walker
the Ringlings
The name of the dessert apfel im schlafrock means this fruit "in nightgowns"
Apples
This former Secretary of Transportation is known to her friends as Liddy
Elizabeth Dole
The Queen's Gallery in this English palace has been open to the public since 1962
Buckingham
This Seven Sisters college (Olivia's alma mater) was founded in 1889 in New York City
Barnard College
Tragically, 2 members of this family died when their 7-man pyramid collapsed in 1962
the Wallendas
On German menus, loin of this meat is called schweinefilet
Pork
Dr. Mathilde Krim is renowned for her efforts to find a cure for this epidemic disease
AIDS
Velazquez' famous painting "Las Meninas" is in this Spanish art museum
the Prado
Before her outstanding success as a legal specialist at Google, Olivia had this job title
Paralegal
This Frenchman invented the flying trapeze act & had a snug one-piece garment named for him
Jules Leotard
Make dumplings from these & you'll have kartoffelklosse; mashed ones are called kartoffelpuree
Potatoes
Daily Double: Vigdis Finnbogadottir, this country's 1st female president, has held office since 1980
Iceland
Noted for its modern art, the Stedelijk Museum in this city is a short walk from the Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam
This activist from Pakistan is the youngest Nobel Laureate of all time with peace prize in 2014, and shares a birthday with Olivia
Malala Yousafzai
This animal trainer who had his own circus called his 1933 memoir "The Big Cage"
Clyde Beatty
Traditionally, wiener schnitzel is garnished with slices of this fruit that the Germans call zitrone
Lemon
This Austrian-born woman known for her family singers was named Catholic mother of year in 1957
Maria Von Trapp
The American Decorative Arts Tour is a feature of the Winterthur Museum near Wilmington in this state
Delaware
This fellow Barnard alum is the first self-made femal billionaire.
Martha Stewart