2. What did Flynn claim his involvement was in his case?
(a) He didn't know anything about it.
(b) He knew the accusers but only briefly.
(c) He had been drugged and couldn't remember if he had done it or not.
(d) He did rape the girls but had paid them to cover it up.

3. Which of the following describes Bugsy Siegel?
(a) Game show host.
(b) Born-millionaire.
(c) Gangster.
(d) Cowboy.

4. Who was the United States Attorney during the time of Prohibition?
(a) Drennon.
(b) Damon.
(c) Drake.
(d) Dewey.

5. Why was Flynn's case dismissed?
(a) Flynn paid off the judge.
(b) Only one accuser wanted a trial.
(c) There was no witness.
(d) There was not enough evidence.

6. What put Frances Farmer in jail?
(a) Her hatred for authority.
(b) Her intolerable cruelty.
(c) Her anger at her father.
(d) Her ignorance of the law.

7. Besides Los Angeles and Chicago, to what other city was Bugsy Siegel connected?
(a) Las Vegas.
(b) Miami.
(c) Orlando.
(d) Detroit.

8. When was William fox cast out of his own company?
(a) 1930.
(b) 1938.
(c) 1945.
(d) 1924.

9. Who was one of the first stars to fall during the Jazz Age due to lack of transitional power?
(a) Charlie Chaplin.
(b) Marion Davies.
(c) Rudolph Valentino.
(d) John Gilbert.

10. Who thought Mae West was obscene?
(a) Mary Pickford.
(b) Mary Payton.
(c) Mary Pigton.
(d) Mary Pitton.

11. What did Barry threaten Chaplin with?
(a) Pictures.
(b) A court case.
(c) A gun.
(d) A knife.

12. In what year was Thelma Todd found dead?
(a) 1925.
(b) 1945.
(c) 1935.
(d) 1940.

13. What did critics see as the beginning of Hopper's end?
(a) Criticizing Chaplin at every turn.
(b) Ignoring the not-guilty verdict by the judge.
(c) Refraining from using Chaplin's name.
(d) Stalking Chaplin.

14. What were those successful in the talkie industry dubbed?
(a) Lucky Stars.
(b) Lucky Charms.
(c) Lucky Babes.
(d) Lucky Talkers.

15. The district attorney of which city overturned Flynn's case dismissal?
(a) Beverly Hills.
(b) New York.
(c) Long Beach.
(d) Los Angeles.