A night of mystery and intrigue in the wild and romantic era of the roaring 20's!
With the passing of prohibition and organized crime on the rise, The Juice Joint,
a swanky speakeasy run by Rosie Marie, has been nothing but jumping. To celebrate its success,
Rosie is planning a party to remember at the exclusive nightspot… and you are invited!
However, one of the names on the guest list is also on
another’s hit list… and no one is safe from the consequences.
With the murder on the menu, you are certain to find a medley of individuals to
make the night most memorable. From the major mobsters and their molls
to the swanky singer with her hopes at Hollywood. The cigarette girl with a
temper that sizzles to the crooked police chief with nothing to lose—
no one is safe from murder…but everyone will have a chance at solving it.
Will the culprit be the Mayor who is capable of murder?
The blacklisted bootlegger desperate to increase their sales?
Or possibly the director with a shot at making history?
With the recipe for murder, The Juice Joint will be certain
to be serving up a night of mayhem to remember.
"...o really well do us some jazz songs on the grand piano.
the party was awesome! our guests all turned up dressed as their characters and all of us had so much fun!! gangsters, flappers all the people were there. instead of choosing the best costume ourselves, we had the fashion show to let everyone vote for their fav..."
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"...hday party. I picked the theme because the play on killing the 20's was perfect, and who doesn't want to dress like a flapper for an evening! The surprise was a success in more ways than one. He never saw it coming and we killed him off in the process,what a hit!
The plot was enticing, and the mobs and their fl..."
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"...ing guests was able to figure out the vile plot!
This was the first murder mystery party for most, and not many of our guests knew each other, but they had a great time mingling as their characters and and then finding out each other's 'real' identities after the murder had been solved. Everyone rose to the occasio..."
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"...the theme because the play on �killing the 20�s� was perfect, and who doesn�t want to dress like a flapper for an evening! The surprise was a success in more ways than one. He never saw it coming and we killed him off in the process�what a hit!
The plot was enticing, and the mobs and t..."
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"...I cannot express, in a small amount of words, the fun that I had hosting Murder that the Juice Joint! Everyone had a great time! "It was the party of the year," was a comment that I remember hearing. It was a huge success, and I am considering hosting/purchasing another party in the future. Everyone playe..."
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"...Beth, I cannot tell you how much fun this was for me and my crew. It really was the party of the year, and one that is going to be hard to top. Check out my post and review the pixs, I have so much more. I literally have every character in costume. People are still talking about the Murder at the Juice Joint!!..."
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"...al.
We had 6 super sleuths at our party. Everyone did such a fantastic job playing their role and staying in character. This was a great idea for a company function because it got everyone mingling. It has been four days since the party and the work place is still buzzing! We recommend this mystery highly. Than..."
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"...this, and everyone who came had a great time too. I have already been asked to organise another for the staff at my school. Thanks to you night of mystery for a fantastic package! Here are some of the piccys...
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"...Hello there, your party certainly looks like it was fun!! I am planning on a Knight of Murder in the next few months. I had a great time hosting Murder at the Juice Joint in the past. I have a couple of questions for you. Overall, how expensive was it for you to host a show of 56 patrons? I have roughly 30 in mind..."
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"... a gun check table at the door. Our kitchen cabinets were decorated with photos of 1920's gangsters (we autographed each photo, exp. "Rosie - Thanks for a great night - Love you, Al" for Al Capone's photo). We made a Rosie's Songbook with lyrics of 1920's songs, and our guest sang as Pete Pinkerton played t..."
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