At the end of which 1960 Billy Wilder comedy does Shirley MacLaine settle into a card game and say "Shut up and deal"?

At the end of Prohibition in 1933, Pat O'Brien converted his speakeasy into a legal bar in which city? In the late 1970s, American Motors marketed a version of the Renault 5 under which name? At the end of the children's song "The Farmer in the Dell," what "stands alone"? At the end of which 1927 film are Maria and her robot double hunted by mobs as disaster strikes the title city? At the end of which 1997 film does a dedication "For Carl" appear onscreen? At the famous 1874 exhibition in Paris, which artist had the only work with "Impression" in its title? Which strait, running through Istanbul, separates the European and Asian parts of the city? At the first National Book Awards in 1950, Ralph Rusk won for his biography of which essayist?