We’re very fond of clever celebrity autobiography titles, like Oleg Cassini’s “In My Own Fashion” and Mickey Rooney’s “Life Is Too Short.” Our award for the least clever celebrity autobiography title goes to “A Book,” written by:

A) Orville Wright

B) Mickey Mantle

C) Desi Arnaz

D) Susan B. Anthony

Tuesday’s answer: Actor Ken Berry of “F Troop” and “Mama’s Family” was encouraged into showbiz in the 1950s by his army sergeant. That was Leonard Nimoy, who would portray the iconic Mr. Spock on the “Star Trek” series and subsequent film sequels. (Thanks to Merl Reagle of Tampa, Fla.)