Whose '34 wagon that was "called...a Woody" lacked a backseat and a rear window?

The ancient kingdom of Thrace was in the modern countries of Greece, Turkey and:

What color is a Martian sunset?

Which Irish city was nicknamed "Linenopolis" because of the fine fabrics it produced?

Who invented the escalator?

What did the "W.C." in W.C. Fields, stand for?

Who is standing in front of the Wayback Machine?

Eric Clapton played in several bands (Cream, The Yardbirds), and:

The Roman Empire's Senatorial Province of Baetica is now part of:

Who writes and draws "Garfield"?

Which was the first casino-resort on the LAS VEGAS STRIP? (it's long gone.)

The weight unit in England called a "stone" is about how many pounds?

A polo match consists of six chukkers. How long is a chukker?

Which is the naval signal flag for the letter F ("Foxtrot")?

Rocky & Bullwinkle were residents of:

Before they used their real names, Simon & Garfunkel performed as:

What car model once sold 1,000,000 units in one year, still the record?

How many anarchists were executed as an outgrowth of the 1893 Haymarket Square Riot in Chicago?

Port Elizabeth, South Africa, recently changed its name to:

What sports organization awards the Lady Bing Trophy for good decorum during play?

When she disappeared, Amelia Earhart was flying with:

Which movie beat out Saving Private Ryan as best picture in 1998?

Which river flows through Vienna?

Which Hollywood legend played the roles of Linus Rawlings, Benjamin McKenna, and Roger Hobbs?