This numbered card game is known for being the game that has the most instances of people getting caught cheating in casinos.

This best-selling English novelist added to her mystique by disappearing towards the end of her life.

This WW2 era band leader was killed by the Germans in 1942 headed to Italy to perform for the troops.

Fur Elise.

This patch of coral is barely still standing to this day, and many efforts are being launched to save it.

This card game invented in midwestern saloons is played with four players, working as two pairs of partners, winning as many hands as possible.

Magician Harry Houdini went on a campaign against psychics taking advantage of people, resulting in a feud with the wife of this British Detective writer.

This late 60s band leader is renowned for his laidback, calm style, encouraging folks to just take 5.

Romeo and Juliet

These rock faces in eastern Britain are known for their pasty white appearance.

This loud card game involves slapping cards on the table to take them for yourself.

These two brothers in Massachusetts, written by Franklin W. Dixon, assisted their PI father in solving the crimes that he could not.

This bandleader, a clarinettist by trade, was famous for his bespectacled appearance and encouraging folks to Sing, Sing, Sing.

Symphony Fantastique

The highest peak in the Swiss Alps is renowned in Legend for its very large, hairy, fictional denizens.

In this european card game, similar to blackjack, the objective is to get to 9, and not 21.

This series of short novellas in Britain during the Industrial Revolution popularized the mystique of Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

This bandleader would always begin and end every song performing live with the phrase "we love you madly".

Don Giovanni

This forest in Brazil is known as the world's largest tropical wetlands

This card name, named for a chinese communist leader, has unknown rules, yet is still played to this day.

Sam Spade mingles with the rich and famous of San Fransisco's elite hunting a missing bejewelled bird that everyone is after.

This New Orleans bandleader in the early days of Jazz, with a name that sounds like a condiment, brought his most famous song out in 1912, the King Porter Stomp.

New World Symphony

These layered calcium deposits in Turkey have been renowned for their beauty, and the luxurious pools that formed around them, since the Ancient Era.