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	Sally Struthers is the prime suspect as Mrs. Peacock in the mystery farce &quot;Clue&quot; at The Gateway.&nbsp;
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The Gateway in Bellport showcases 'Clue,' starring Sally Struthers

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'Clue,' starring Sally Struthers, comes to life at The Gateway

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