How to Host a Murder: Last Train from Paris Game (How to Host a Murder)
by Vincent Price

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You have received an invitation to travel from soon-to-be-occupied Paris aboard the last train leaving the city on 13 June 1940. Transit Authorization will see you past the military guard. The German invasion brings a desperate bid for freedom aboard the departing train, where more tragedy is discovered - murder! Come in costume and assume the role of one of these eight mysterious characters: KHOVER T. AGEANTE (a distinguished gentleman, Mr. Ageante is seldom home in the British Isles because his questionable business concerns keep him moving between Berlin and Paris); PRINCESS IDELLE CHATTRE (last surviving descendant of the 12th century conqueror, strong willed, beautiful and said to possess considerable wealth overseas); MALCOLM R. CONNTINT (restless, cynical, secretive "Mal" is well-known Parisian socialite); MARY K. TRAIRIE (charming, witty and zealous, Mary has lingered in Paris so she can continue her war reports to her stateside readers); GROUP CAPTAIN WEYLAND W. AWFCORCE (pilot known for his bravery and endurance, his squadron of Laklustre Bombers is proving to be a formidable asset to the British Armed Forces); BARBRA Z. ENHUSSIE (daughter of the late French perfume king, Barb is rich, spoiled and beautiful); DUKE SCHWAZHE B.U. KLARE, (another victim of the German advance, fought his way through enemy lines, young dashing, and one of the most eligible bachelors on the Continent); or BELINDA SCREETE (charming and vivacious American-born owner of a thriving couture house, caters to the wealthy, and frequent participant in the mansions and chateaux of Parisian society). Imagine your home as a luxurious railway car as you and your guests enjoy hours of suspense and intrigue - but mainly humor - as you solve the crime over dinner. So much fun, it's almost criminal!(r)

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