Bye-Bye Birdie (1969)

A magnetic Tic-Tac-Toe variant where players alternate rolling a pair of dice and placing "birdies" onto their side of a freestanding board with a 3x3 grid representing a birdhouse. Each "apartment" can only have one birdie and the opponent's placement of a birdie into an occupied apartment causes your birdie to "fly" away. The winner is the first player to get three in a row. Shouting "Bye-Bye" when chasing away birdies is a must. Rolling a location where you already have a birdie allows you to choose any vacant apartment as long as you don't complete a row.