U.S. Presidents
THE OSCARS

CLASSICAL MUSIC

LITERATURE
Witchcraft
100

He broke the tradition of serving only 2 terms as president & in 1945 was sworn in for a 4th

Franklin Roosevelt

100

These 2 Hepburns competed against each other for the 1959 & 1967 Best Actress Oscars

Audrey and Katharine Hepburn

100

J.S. Bach's best-known toccata is the Toccata in D Minor for this keyboard instrument

The Organ 

100

This evil alter ego destroys the portrait of Dr. Jekyll's father

Mr. Hyde

100

Also called transvection, a witch may do it with the aid of a broomstick

Fly
200

"H.U.G." & "Unconditional Surrender" were among his many nicknames

Ulysses Grant
200

1961's Best Actor, Maximilian Schell, directed the 1984 Oscar-nominated film "Marlene", about this star

Marlene Dietrich

200

This, George Gershwin's only full-length opera, premiered in Boston in 1935

Porgy and Bess

200

The hero of this Cervantes novel becomes obsessed with chivalry & decides to be a knight errant

Don Quixote 
200

An old English word for a liar gave us this term for a male witch

Warlock 

300

"A Thousand Days" by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. is an account of his administration

Kennedy

300

After winning her first Oscar, for "BUtterfield 8", she went backstage & fainted

Elizabeth Taylor
300

In 1762 his father Leopold took him & his sister Maria Anna, also a prodigy, to Munich

Mozart

300

Chapter 9 of this Alexandre Dumas novel is titled "D'Artagnan Reveals Himself"

The Three Musketeers

300

One of the witches' sabbaths is Samhain, an old Celtic end of summer festival, that today is this

Halloween 

400

He was the only chief executive reelected to the presidency after being defeated

Grover Cleveland 

400

Eva Marie Saint was 1954's Best Supporting Actress for her movie debut in this Marlon Brando classic

On the Waterfront

400

He sketched out a 10th symphony after his Choral 9th but died before he could write it

Beethoven 

400

Rostopchin is Moscow's governor-general in this author's famous novel "War and Peace"

Tolstoy
400

A witch may c-a-s-t one of these to influence events

Spell 

500

President to whom Edwin Stanton was referring when he said, "Now he belongs to the ages"

Abe Lincoln 

500

Neil Simon & this actress, his wife at the time, were both 1977 nominees for "The Goodbye Girl"

Marsha Mason 

500

His Symphony No. 1 (Jeremiah) debuted in New York during the same year as his musical "On the Town"

Leonard Bernstein 

500

This poet wrote the preface to his wife Mary's 1818 novel "Frankenstein"

Percy Shelley 

500
The amount of witches burned at the stake during the Salem Witch Trials