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Murder at the Movies

Saturday 17th October 2026
7pm
Sunday 18th October 2026
2pm

Get ready – these highly anticipated nights of mystery, glamour, and intrigue are landing at The Auctioneer, presented by Highly Suspect.

Hollywood in the 1940’s. The most glamorous place on earth.
Welcome to an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Corny Brother’s Studios!
It’s the height of Hollywood’s Golden Age and movie mogul Tom Corny is dead – decapitated inside an impenetrable room, his head mysteriously missing.
And now, the lead actor has been shot dead in his locked trailer.
Can you deduce who is headhunting in Hollywood, and shooting for the stars?

Your ticket (£37.50) includes a delicious three-course carvery – because every great mystery deserves an equally great meal. Step into the spotlight, follow the clues, and see if you can crack the case… before the killer strikes again.

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Saturday 17th October 2026
7pm
Sunday 18th October 2026
2pm

£37.50


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