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#151

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 12:58pm

bump to the top for easier tracking...

Will: They don't give out awards for helping people be gay... unless you count the Tonys. "I guarantee that we'll have tough times. I guarantee that at some point one or both of us will want to get out. But I also guarantee that if I don't ask you to be mine, I'll regret it for the rest of my life..."

#152

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:00pm

In Round 7, The Ovations were forced to vote off a member. Carl Magnum, the tribe has spoken. The tally is as follows.

Carl Magnum - 2 votes
Liam - 1 vote
Justice - 1 vote
#1Elphie

Round 8 is dedicated to one of the host's favorite plays!

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1. An Inspector Calls was written by whom.
2. What year was the play written.
3. In the original play, what is the Inspector's name?
4. What romantic 'event' are they celebrating at the beginning of the play?

Good luck tribes.

Hamlet's father.

#153

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:06pm

i'm hoping "year first produced" will equal "year written."

#154

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:07pm

I was wondering about that, too....I think my answer was "year written," not produced. Because there is a difference...I don't know. We'll see.

Updated On: 4/20/05 at 01:07 PM

#155

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:07pm

i'm having trouble finding "year written."

#156

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:08pm

Hang on! The judges are discussing the outcome.

Hamlet's father.

Updated On: 4/20/05 at 01:08 PM

#157

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:12pm

hate to quibble, but i've found several sources of 1945, not 1946...

#158

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:12pm

though i bow to the formidable foe ELPHIE, who is a very fast typer obviously!

#159

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:17pm

I found conflicting dates, TwoStep. I wasn't sure what was right, and I think ckeaton is checking.
But you were quite quick yourself!

#160

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:18pm

"Seven decades after tonight's playwright became the first President of its predecessor, one could hardly open the new Priestley Centre for the Arts with anything other than a play by J.B. Priestley, but this play is worth reviving at any time; in fact it does not require 'revival' as it has constantly stood the test of time since its premiere in 1945."

Source: http://www.mypriestley.org.uk/note.php?id=inspect3+1+1

one would hope we may count The Priestley Centre for the Arts as accurate about their namesake's work!

#161

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:18pm

According to http://www.jbpriestley.co.uk/bio.php, An Inspector Calls was first performed in Russia, in 1945. indicating that it was written before 1946. Though another page of the site lists his works in order of performance with this play in 1946.

If anyone can find a more reliable source, I would appreciate it.

Hamlet's father.

#162

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:19pm

http://www.answers.com/topic/an-inspector-calls

That was the source that I went with.

#163

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:20pm

i have also found several references to "written shortly after WW II in 1945" but none i can verify as well as The Priestly Centre source.

i think both ELPHIE and i should get to vote a competitor off (and have immunity from each other's banishment)!

#164

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:21pm

oh ok I see how it is. I'm the only one to be here and answer the question last night. I get it right, and only miss it by a second and I get cut? Whatever! How about cutting someone who does nothing? I guess that would make too much sence. I call BS.

I got rid of my teeth at a young age because... I'm straight. Teeth are for gay people. That's why fairies come and get them

#165

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:22pm

i also concede that i assumed 1945 was West End, and put that wording in my answer, which may eliminate my response even if the year is proved accurate.

#166

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:23pm

MAGNUM got cut?!?!? i thought i saw his name still on the first post of the thread, is it not accurate?!?!?

EDIT: i see now the first post has been edited, probably when this question was posted. i hold my hat over my head to honor the passing from the field of formidable foe CARL MAGNUM. Has he met my wife?

Updated On: 4/20/05 at 01:23 PM

#167

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:23pm

I agree with TwoStep. Let us both vote someone off (and give us both immunity).

#168

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:24pm

Got cut last night apparently. I don't know how.

I got rid of my teeth at a young age because... I'm straight. Teeth are for gay people. That's why fairies come and get them

#169

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:24pm

"Popular drama of 1946", does not give us a year written. I am inclined to go with 1945 based on what I have since read, even though my original source (a fan quiz on the 'net - not entirely reliable) said 1946.

Unless we can find an authoratative source for "year written", I see two options.

a) disqualify question 2 of this challenge and continue.
b) new question to be given in the next 10 minutes.

Please let me know what your thoughts are.

Hamlet's father.

#170

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:25pm

NEW CHALLENGE!

#171

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:26pm

I say we go with TwoStep's voting idea.
Otherwise I obviously go with A.

#172

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:26pm

Carl Magnum, there was no BS involved. You were the victim of an 'unconfirmed' alliance (in the all-seeing host's opinion) that has been wreaking havoc on The Ovations since day 1.

Hamlet's father.

#173

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:28pm

Carl Magnum, I'm sorry to see you go, but I must point out that technically you haven't contributed to this team more than anyone else. You haven't won a round for us (Justice and I are the only ones who have), and that's all that really counts.

#174

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:28pm

perhaps Magnum should decide how to resolve this round's quandary. Did any other Ovations even participate? a non-playing alliance is a troublesome thing.

#175

re: BroadwayWorld Member 'Survivor' Official Thread

Posted: 4/20/05 at 1:28pm

To make it most fair to the participants, I will run a new challenge right here at 1:30 pm. (in 2 minutes).

Be ready folks.

Hamlet's father.

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