Independent on Sunday Get the Picture

[BlueIce]

In the puzzle special of today's paper.
The theme seems to be varieties of apples.
So far have got
1. Golden Delicious
2.Cox's Pippins
3.?
4. Braeburn
5. Granny Smith
6. ?
Anyone know 3 and 5?

[captainandy]

Is 6 (cook + king) 'cooking'?

[BlueIce]

Possibly, but I think the king looks more like a queen!
Had been thinking along the lines of it being two -worded answer, with the second being possibly Coronation/Royal/Regal/Queen/Monarch

[canyouhelp?]

No 3 is Pink Lady but need confirmation on No 6 please

[YAQUEUES]

Thank you "canyouhelp?" I thought it was Pink Lady, but could not work out how the Hollywood made up "lay". However, we have now realised it means L.A.. We think 6 is right. However, what syllable is the man with the painted face supposed to be? US? How?

[BlueIce]

He's got his finger to his lips indicating shush = cious

[silvergirl46]

Thanks to everyone, brilliant efforts all round.

[canyouhelp?]

No 6 is definitely not right. All the answers are specific names of apples so just putting 'cooking' doesn't fit with the rest. The pictures show far eastern chefs at work and then a group of royalty from the early years. Stumped on this one!

[canyouhelp?]

Still can't figure out the last one - anyone got any more thoughts on this? TIA.

[bravebeth]

2) is it cox's orange pippin?

[bravebeth]

Maybe 6 is cooking
It could be a king - they all look like men.

[bravebeth]

is 6 Fuji Royal

[BlueIce]

Tempted to go with Cooking.
Whilst I appreciate it's not a named variety
like the rest, the picture depicting it is joined,
which suggests a one word answer. Note the
breaks between eg Golden, then Delicious.
In Braeburn, the two pictures are joined

[Folker]

I've gone with Cooking for 6. Every place I've looked has Cox's ORANGE Pippin so have they missed out the orange?