Col. Mustard with a lead pipe on Las Olas: ‘Clue: A Walking Mystery’ to turn Fort Lauderdale into a board game Phillip Valys, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Mon, March 10, 2025 at 3:02 PM UTC ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It was Ms. Scarlet, in the library, with the revolver. No, it was Professor Plum, with the lead pipe, in the billiard room. Or was it Mrs. White with the noose in the ...

There's one free version of Clue on ArcadeSpot, but it doesn't allow multiple players in various locations to play a game together, so it's only useful if you're playing at home by yourself ...

Mrs. White gripped a gaudy, gold candlestick. Col. Mustard wielded a comically large lead pipe. Mrs. Peacock raised a martini glass. The “Clue” costume contest at the Julianne and George ...

Should any film or TV version of “Clue” go forward, it would not be the first time the game has been adapted. Most famously, a comedy film based on the game was released in 1985, featuring a ...

Or simply a fan of the timeless board game “Clue”? Then, we’ve cracked the case of your weekend plans with “Clue: A Walking Mystery. ... Guest 4: “The lead pipe. ...

The production, based on the Clue board game, runs through April 19 at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach. ... Whodunit? Was it Professor Plum with the lead pipe in the study?

Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the board game, a Clue movie aficionado, or just looking for an uproarious night out, Clue: ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Fancy the idea of traipsing around downtown Fort Lauderdale solving a murder case colder than the Florida Panthers arena? Now wannabe sleuths can with “Clue: A ...