" Jones was instructed to report on straight news, not as a correspondent but as a true news reporter.He quipped: "It""s probably Debbie having an orgasm" - and then asked her: "How come you never scream whenwehave sex?," to which she replied: "Give me something to scream about.Every day, he commits to memory fifty new facts, and remembers every one of them.Facts from history, from geography, from newspapers, from scientific books...Test him please.Ladies and gentlemen.Ask him your questions and he will answer you fully and freely.Members of the audience are encouraged to ask questions of Mr.Memory to test his abilities.In a confused give-and-take within the crowded music hall, both boisterous hecklers and serious questionners present him with challenges about Derby winners, dates, "What causes Pip in poultry?", "How old is Mae West?", and "Who was the last British heavyweight champion of the world?" With his question, the well-tailored, anonymous audience member, Canadian hero Richard Hannay (Robert Donat) unconsciously identifies himself as a foreigner, a member of the upper-class who is visiting London from Canada: "How far is Winnipeg from Montreal?" Mr.As Ron called the individual moves, the chess pieces obliterated each other - until Ron was forced to sacrifice himself as the Knight to the opposing Queen, so that Harry (as Bishop) could checkmate the King.