Final Jeopardy: Behind the Disney Attraction (2-4-22)

Here are some more triple stumpers from the 2/4/2022 Jeopardy! game. Please don’t put the answers to these clues in the comments so people who missed the game can have a chance to answer them. It is okay to refer to them by category and clue value or by part of the clue.

MAMMALS ($200) The pachyderms include this mammal whose skin secretes a moistening reddish fluid, which led folks to believe it sweated blood

ALL THE BELLS & WHISTLES ($1000) Heard here, orchestral chimes are also called these shapely bells (ANSWER)

“R” TOWN ($600) With a metro area of more than 13 million, this city is the world’s biggest “R” town

($1000) Monet made a series of paintings of this French city’s Gothic cathedral

THE STAGE MANAGER ($200) This union that began with a 1935 meeting at King Vidor’s house, covers Hollywood stage managers like our very own Jimmy McGuire

($1000) One job of a Broadway stage manager is rehearsing understudies for their big break; this understudy (image) got hers in 1954 (ANSWER)

TITLE WORD PUZZLES ($800) This musical about Huck & Jim made safe passage to Broadway: RIVER

HISTORIC OFFSPRING ($1200) An actress & dancer, Winston Churchill’s daughter Sarah played this man’s love interest in the 1951 musical “Royal Wedding”

UKRAINE DROPS ($2000) The western end of this “A”-for-effort sea off Ukraine is called the “Putrid Sea” for its nasty-smelling marshes

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Sneak Peek clues — DANCE PARTY
($200) At the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, the “Street in Cairo” exhibit helped introduce this exotic dancing to America
($400) Curiously, not the Charleston but the Shag is this state’s official state dance
($600) One of the 2 dances that signify a letter in the NATO phonetic alphabet
($800) This lively music & its accompanying dance have a name from Czech
($1000) This 2-word dance promoted by Rufus Thomas in a 1970 hit involves “flapping” your arms

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