FELINE FOLLIES
YOUR CHEATIN' HEART
HISTORIC AMERICA
HAT HAPPY
"SING" & "DANCE"
100
This Warner Bros. cartoon cat who starred in "Tweetie Pie" never seems to get his bird
Sylvester
100
This emperor fooled around with a Polish countess while he was still married to Josephine
Napolean
100
Issued after the battle of Antietam, this document took effect January 1, 1863
Emancipation Proclamation
100
Industrial safety favorite
hard hat
100
This classic continues, "Come on with the rain, I've a smile on my face"
Singin’ in the Rain
200
Dr. Seuss wrote about this famous title feline in 5 books
the Cat in the Hat
200
Though he was married to Octavia, he caroused with Cleopatra
Mark Antony
200
Thousands of pioneers followed this "stately" trail through Nebraska to the northwest in the mid-1800s
the Oregon Trail
200
It's the storied fighting force that's known for hats like the one seen here
the French Foreign Legion
200
In a Lerner & Loewe song, this title lyric is followed by "And still have begged for more"
"I Could Have Danced All Night"
300
The magical & grinning Cheshire Cat was invented by this author
Lewis Carroll
300
This pirate known for his pigtailed beard had at least 13 wives -- in different ports, of course
Blackbeard
300
Charles Thompson signed the Declaration of Independence on this date, 1 of only 2 to do so
July 4, 1776
He was the attested secretary of the Continental Congress. The other July 4th signer was John Hancock
300
A builder probably wouldn't use this hat seen here, but a graduating student would
mortarboard
300
In 1973 the Carpenters asked listeners to do this, "Make it simple to last your whole life long"
"Sing"
400
This comic strip boy has a dog named Ruff & a cat named Hot Dog
Dennis the Menace
400
This "Great" Russian empress loathed her husband, & her lovers may have fathered all of her children
Catherine the Great
400
A philanthropist & heir with this last name began restoring Williamsburg, Virginia in 1926
John D Rockefeller Jr.
400
hat was originally designed to protect the head while hunting
bowler
400
This Rodgers & Hammerstein song asks, "On a bright cloud of music shall we fly?"
"Shall We Dance"
500
A cat stepping over his piano keys may have inspired this Polish-French composer to pen his "Cat's Waltz"
Frederick Chopin
500
His wife Zelda was in a sanitarium when he took up with gossip columnist Sheilah Graham
F. Scott Fitzgerald
500
In 1821 Spain transferred control of Florida to the U.S. in this "City of Five Flags"
Pensacola
500
was introduced to men's fashion around 1690
Tri-cornered hat
500
Ironically, Fred & Ginger sang this song in the 1935 movie "Roberta"
"I Won't Dance"