-1. What nationality was the playwright Henrik Ibsen?
-2. What animal is known by the nickname “sea cow?”
-3. His wife was Roxana. His horse was Bucephalus. Who was he?
-4. What is the first event in a decathlon?
-5. What are Vladimir and Estragon doing?
-6. In 1897, Charles Wilson devised an apparatus for tracking charged particles. By what name is it now commonly known?
-7. Common in the 17th and 18th century, what is a peruke?
-8. Who is the author of Jurassic Park?
-9. Which cartoon character used the catchphrases "Heavens to Murgatroyd!" and "Exit, stage left!"?
-10. Which architect designed New York's Guggenheim Museum?
-11. Who wrote "This Land is Your Land"?
-12. Who is this?

12. Humphrey Bogart I think.

Hi Rog.

Good call, Remi!

1. Norwegian

9. Snagglepuss

3 - Alexander the Great

8. I think it was Michael Crichton

11. Woody Guthrie

Ladies and manxman - a great selection!

10. Frank Lloyd Wright

It was indeed he, michele !

6. Bubble chamber (Wilson's version was called a cloud chamber)

I'm not very good at Pub Night (often completely flummoxed, actually). Purely as a result of the path of an energized particle of luck, I'd just happened to see Wilson's name and invention mentioned three days ago -- in a book about particle physics.

Known as serendipity, young Helmer!

4. I think its the 100 metres.

7. a wig

2. Manatee and/or dugong

You guys are good

5. waiting for Godot

Yes they were, manxman. Nice finish!