New Adventures Of Mary Kate Ashley 35 The Case Of Clues Circus Caper

The twins have to find out who wants to stop their dog Clue from performing as a circus clown.

The twins have to find out who wants to stop their dog Clue from performing as a circus clown.

Patty O'Leary invites all her friends, including Mary-Kate and Ashley, to a sleepover party in a toy store. When all the best toys start vanishing, the Trenchcoat Twins suspect there's an uninvited guest hiding in the store. Can they catch the thief or will Patty's party be a bust?

Mary-Kate and Ashley are selected to be on their favorite TV game show.

Mary-Kate and I couldn't wait to solve the Hidden Holiday Riddle! We knew if we solved it, we'd win an amazing surprise! But someone stole our riddle! And our best clue sent us face-to-face with two big, scary, snarling dogs! These dogs couldn't scare us away ... We were on the case!

Clue, the basset hound, disappears from the cabin, and it is up to the girls to find her.

The girls' friend Lindsay wants to enter her beautiful tulips in a flower contest, but someone-- or something-- ripped the flowers right off the stems. All clues point to a unicorn.

When the twins find giant pawprints behind the clubhouse of a dude ranch, an old ranch hand claims it is a dragon's.

Where in the world could someone hide an elephant? That's what Ashley and I had to find out. The circus was in town, and their newest star -- Maysie, the baby elephant-was missing! It was our biggest mystery yet! We had to find Maysie before show time -- which was only two hours away! No problem. It shouldn't be too hard to find something that weighs a ton, right? Wrong!

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