The questions

1 Who claimed to have studied at the Sheboygan Conservatory of Music?

2 Bekaa Valley is which country’s main wine region?

3 Which birds can fly for 10 months without landing?

4 The Panacea Society were followers of which prophetess?

5 The Nice model is a theory for the evolution of what?

6 Which sport has an annual Magic Weekend?

7 What was sited according to the Residence Act of 1790?

8 What is celebrated, mathematically, on 14 March?

What links:

9 Spring Awakening; Mrs Warren’s Profession; The Children’s Hour; Ghosts?

10 Tropo; strato; meso; thermo; iono; exo?

11 Prosper Mérimée heroine; Hart Dyke’s mononym; fruity headwear?

12 Gladiator statue; orrery; air pump; kitten?

13 Brighton; Sheffield; Barcelona; Minions; Paul?

14 Nerva; Trajan; Hadrian; Antoninus Pius; Marcus Aurelius?

15 BWV; Hob.; K; D; MWV; WWV?

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The answers

1 Sugar, Joe/Josephine and Jerry/Daphne in Some Like It Hot.

2 Lebanon.

3 Swift.

4 Joanna Southcott.

5 Solar system.

6 Rugby league.

7 Washington DC.

8 Pi Day (3/14).

9 Censored plays.

10 –sphere, layers of Earth’s atmosphere.

11 Carmen; Miranda; Carmen Miranda.

12 Subjects of candlelit paintings by Joseph Wright (of Derby).

13 Places in Cornwall.

14 Rome’s so-called Five Good Emperors.

15 Composer catalogue abbreviations: JS Bach; Haydn; Mozart; Schubert; Mendelssohn; Wagner.