THE GANDHI DANCE STUDIO KWIZ ANSWER
The skill and passion combined in Gandhi’s tango were unsurpassed.
The skill and passion combined in Gandhi’s tango were unsurpassed.
When Gandhi opened his dance studio in Tempe, Arizona, : a. people were taken aback. b. the waiting list to join was lengthy. c. although the usual dances were taught, Gandhi specialized in the tango. d. some thought he’d gone dhoti and needed a rest.
Carlton’s tenor voice was favorably compared to that of Enrico Caruso. The loyal hippo turned down an offer from the Metropolitan Opera Company to remain with Deb and the circus.
Carlton, the Wonder Hippo & Deb, featured as the highlight of their act: a. Deb being rescued from an anaconda by Carlton. b. Carlton singing the aria ‘Nessun dorma’ from Turandot. c. Deb and Carlton pedaling on a custom-built bike around the ring singing ‘Bicycle Built for Two’. d. Deb and Carlton performing the balcony […]
B Traven not only ate one cactus, he ate several cacti.
Before assigning the name Gold Hat to this character, B. Traven, mysterious author of the unique novel, a. ate a cactus. b. lived up to his neck in a mudhole for a week. c. drank so much tequila that he levitated, and his serape turned phosphorescent green. d. slithered on his belly through mesquite, eating […]
When selected to portray Y, the young lady celebrated by tippling at her favorite speakeasy and dancing the Charleston until dawn.
This Ziegfeld girl is: a. worriedly looking at the team giraffe. b. wondering when her headpiece will be harvested. c. dancing the accompaniment to ‘Hark, Let’s Spark in the Park’ sung by Walter Catlett. d. one of the 8 girls posing as a letter in the phrase I LOVE YOU.
Marlon was having one of those days.
Michael Caine in the above photo is bothered not in the least by: a. the velociraptor entering the room. b. the raging fury of a wounded Marlon Brando. c. a bevy of assassins aiming a wide sample of weaponry at him. d. Marley’s ghost.