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OMAHA, Neb. — Omaha's Funny Bone is relocating and will be opening a new arcade bar. The metro-area staple is moving to the area of 114th Street and West Dodge Road.

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The Emmy-nominated sitcom star is heading to Hampton Roads, bringing her show to The Funny Bone in Virginia Beach. April Woodard spoke to Ms. Pat before her big show on May 16 and 17 th.

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Better known for his role on Fox's "Mad TV" series, Spears will offer exclusive shows at Columbus Funny Bone, 145 Easton Town Center, from April 18-20.

The standup comedian will be performing four shows from Friday, March 7 to Saturday, March 8 at the Funny Bone, located at 217 Central Park Avenue in Virginia Beach. Tickets for the show start at $37.

The games in questions could be either Ludus Latrunculi or Doudecim Scripta, both of which were known board games played with bone pieces by Roman soldiers in the fifth century.