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2010 QUIZ ANSWERS COATS Green 'Masters' Jacket – 12 2010 QUIZ ANSWERS COATS Green 'Masters' Jacket – 12, Nicklaus; Umpires Coat – 7, Dickie Bird HATS - by row Row 1 Wizards Hat Headdress Riding Helmet Fez Xmas Hat 10, Harry Potter 2, Sitting Bull 5, Princess Anne 13, Tommy Cooper 22, Santa Row 2 Mitre Stove Pipe Admiral's hat Pickelhaube helmet Police helmet 6, Rowan Williams 27, Lincoln 14, Charles 16, Kaiser 24, Jack Warner (P.C. Dixon) Row 3 Deerstalker Cycle helmet Homburg Mad Hatter's hat 3, Sherlock Holmes 11, Chris Hoy 20, Anthony Eden (left early) Row 4 G.P. Helmet Beret Straw hat Chef's hat Cat's hat 15, Lewis Hamilton 1, Frank Spencer 28, Maurice Chevalier 29, Gordon Ramsay 18, “Cat in the Hat” - Dr Seuss Row 5 Afghan hat Cowboy hat Army cap Purple Fedora 21, Karzai 8, John Wayne 25, Arthur Lowe (Captain Mainwaring) 9, Quentin Crisp Row 6 Top hat Judge's wig Bowler Mortar board Ascot hat 26, Fred Astaire 17, Cherie Blair 19, John Steed 4, “Professor” Jimmy Edwards 23, Princess Beatrice 2011 QUIZ ANSWERS Para 1 New Zealand (18); Spain (30); Norway (5); Wales (10); India (4); Chile (25 – Chile Pine); Nepal (6 – Everest) Para 2 Ukraine (14); Finland (15); Chad (34); Samoa (7); Denmark (2); Ireland (33); Kenya (21); Para 3 Poland (12); Jordan (28); Italy (17); Germany (29); France (19); Uganda (23); Cuba (27) Para 4 Sweden (35 – a Swede, not a turnip); Peru (1 – from Darkest Peru; Iran (13); Argentina (24); China (8); Malta (16); Panama (22 – Panama Hat); Para 5 Greece (26); Canada (20); Austria (3); Russia (9) Para 6 Mali (32); Libya (11) Not mentioned Switzerland (31) 2012 QUIZ ANSWERS 1. Old Macdonald; 2. Gloucester Old Spot; 3. Auld Reekie; 4. Old London Bridge; 5. Old Penny; 6. Old Nick; 7. Old Mother Riley 8. Old English Sheepdog; 9. Old Bailey; 10. Old Master; 11. Old School Tie; 12. Old Mother Hubbard; 13. Grumpy Old Women; 14. Old Woman who lived in a shoe; 15. Grand Old Duke of York; 16. Old King Cole; 17. Old Faithful; 18. Old Glory 19. Old Kent Road; 20. Old Woman who Swallowed a Fly; 21. Old Groaner (Crosby); 22. Old Soldier; 23. Old Lady of Threadneedle Street 24. Old Uncle Tom Cobley; 25. Old Fashioned Girl (by Eartha Kitt); 26 Old Bill (by Bairnsfather); 27. Auld Lang Syne; 28. Old Wives Tale; 29. Old Ladies Locked in a Lavatory; 30. Old Testament; 31. Good Old Days; 32. Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree 33. Ol' Blue Eyes (Sinatra); 34. Coniston Old Man; 35. Old Father Thames; 36. Old Man's Beard; 37. Grand Old Man (Gladstone) 38. Young at Heart (Anagram of "they rang out a") 2013 QUIZ ANSWERS The Entertainers : Harry Lauder, Tommy Handley, Harry Worth, Dick Emery, Tom O'Connor, Tommy Cooper, Dick Bentley Seating is alphabetical, by surname, as follows: Table 1: 1. Tom Baker, 2. Dick Barton, 3. Harry Belafonte, 4. Dick Bentley, 5.Dicky Bird Table 2: 6. Dick Cheney, 7. Uncle Tom Cobley, 8. Tommy Cooper, 9. Harry Corbett, 10. Harry H. Corbett Table 3: 11. Tom Daley, 12. Dicky Davis, 13. Dick Emery, 14.. Tom Finney, 15. Dick Francis Table 4: 16. Tom Good, 17. Harry Houdini, 18. Tom Jones 19. Tom Kitten, 20. Harry Lauder Table 5: 21. Tom O'Connor, 22. Harry Potter, 23.Harry Redknapp, 24. Harry Secombe, 25. Tommy Steele Table 6: 26. Dick Strawbridge, 27. Harry Truman, 28. Dick Turpin, 29. Dick Whittington, 30. Harry Worth Tommy Handley did not stay for dinner. And of course "Doctor Who" is Number One ! 2014 QUIZ ANSWERS Table A: 1. Gordon Brown, 14. Buffalo Bill, 19. Frank Bruno, 9. Stan Laurel, 21. Sandie Shaw Table B: 2. Long John Silver, 15. Jade Goody, 27. Bamber Gascoigne, 12. Goldfinger, 18. Ruby Wax Table C: 3. Jimmy White, 23. Lady Jane Grey, 11. Blackadder, 30. Raymond Blanc, 20. Auguste Renoir Table D: 4. Hughie Green, 7. Fred Astaire, 28. Chris Evert, 25. "The Blue Boy", 13. Violet Carson Table E: 5. Harry Lime, 24. Michael Rosen, 26. Professor Plum, 26. William of Orange, 10. Oliver Hardy Table F: 6. Colonel Mustard, 29 Hazel Blears, 16. Screaming Lord Sutch, 17. Alex Salmond, 8. Ginger Rogers.
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