Titanic by RobinJRichards

When the wreck was discovered in 1985, what large object’s discovery announced that the wreck was indeed that of Titanic?

Name the stewardess who was on the Olympic, the Titanic and the Britannic when they all had major accidents early in their careers.

As a builder at Harland & Wolff once said “they just builds ‘er and shoves ‘er in.” Into what river would she have been shoved on May 31, 1911?

"Steel chambers, late the pyres/ Of her salamandrine fires,/ Cold currents thrid, and turn to rhythmic tidal lyres." Who wrote these few lines on the loss of Titanic?

In ANTR, two actors and an actress, playing 1)-a sailor in an uncredited role, 2)- a 3rd class seaman with a speaking part and 3)- a passenger named Liz Lucas, respectively, all meet again in this blockbuster film six years later. The two actors would share a scene together discussing “the usual refinements” of an automobile while one of the actors and the actress would share their first scene together flying over Baltimore.

According to rumor, in keeping with the mythological theme, what was the projected name for the third ship in the Olympic class? Only one poster is known to have carried this name even though the White Star Line denied it even being a choice.

After the sinking this passenger attempted to escape New York before the Senate committee hearings but not before sending the infamous Yamsi telegrams ordering a ship to carry all crewmen back to England before such hearing began. He was portrayed in T97 by Jonathan Hyde and T96 by the late Roger Rees.

Titanic’s maiden voyage was delayed after the September 1911 collision between the Olympic and what Royal Navy vessel?

Fill in the final blank: Thelma Ritter (1953), Tucker McGuire (1958), Cloris Leachman (1979), _______________(1996), Cathy Bates (1997).

Not related to a major player in the events of April 14-15, 1912, what New York lawyer used his skills as an OSS clerk and a tax lawyer to find over sixty survivors of the Titanic to pen ANTR and its later “sequel,” “The Night Lives On.”

What American liner, laid up because of a coal strike, was almost sucked into the propeller wash of the Titanic as she left Southampton on April 10th, causing a short delay.

What famed pioneer of radio and television was a telegraphist atop Wannamaker’s Department Store in New York and heard the first radio distress signals from the sinking Titanic? He then spent the next three days compiling the first list of survivors from the Carpathia’s wireless messages.