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Located on Main Street in downtown Wilton, New Hampshire. (Click here for directions) There are a few parking spots located in the rear of the Town Hall on Maple Street, and along Main Street for people with mobility issues. All other customers are encouraged to park in the municipal parking lot located next to the police station. 603-654-FILM (3456) |
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Wilton Town Hall Theatre runs a Silent Classic Film Series that includes live musical accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis. Films run on the last Sunday of every month at 4:30 PM unless announced otherwise. For those of you that have enjoyed the silent films that we've run in the past from Jeff Rapsis and/or The Devil Music Ensemble, you'll love this series.
Screenings are free and open to all; a $5 donation per person is suggested (but not required) to help defray expenses. Check out this month's silent classic, shown below in the film section.
The parking between the two crosswalks in front of the Town Hall is 60 Minutes (until 6:00 PM). Please don't use these 6 spaces before 6:00 PM as they may earn you a ticket, and we aren't talking about a ticket to the movies.
Be cognizant of the Handicapped parking spaces on Main Street. You must have a placard or Handicap license plate to use them.
Watch your speed driving down Main Street. They have created several "Traffic Calming Devices" a.k.a. Speed Bumps on the road.
No parking on the Town streets or municipal lots after midnight.
Additional public parking is always available next to the Police Station, which is west of the theatre and also in front of the Public Library on Rt. 31.
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 | Rocketman - Rated R - 121 Minutes A musical fantasy about the fantastical human story of Elton John's breakthrough years. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Admission - $7.00 Adults, $5.00 Seniors and $5.00 Children Active Military - FREE |
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 | Yesterday - Rated PG-13 - 116 Minutes In Lowestoft UK, Jack Malik is a frustrated musician whose musical career is going nowhere despite the faith that his friend/manager Ellie Appleton has in him. However, on the night Jack decides to give up, the whole world is momentarily hit with a massive blackout during which Jack is hit by a bus. Upon regaining consciousness, Jack learns to his astonishment that he is apparently now the only one who knows the music of the Beatles. Realizing this improbable opportunity, Jack begins playing the music of the greatest of the rock bands, claiming it as his own. It pays off quickly and Jack becomes a worldwide musical sensation. However, Jack finds himself drifting away from Ellie, only realizing his love for her when she has become intimidated by his success, which depends on a blatant plagiarization that no one could find out. Now, Jack must make a fundamental moral decision about his music to satisfy his conscience as he decides what he truly needs Read the Internet Movie Database Review Admission - $7.00 Adults, $5.00 Seniors and $5.00 Children Active Military - FREE |
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 | Free Admission but donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis - Harriet Fields, granddaughter of W. C. Fields, will be in attendence for this special presentation.Running Wild - Rated NR - 68 Minutes Join us as we welcome special guest Harriet Fields, grandaughter of W.C. Fields, for a program of family memories and a rare screening of one of Fields' starring silent feature comedies, 1927's 'Running Wild.' An afternoon not to be missed! Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisSpies (1928) - Rated NR - 90 Minutes Haghi is a criminal mastermind whose ubiquitous spy operation is always several steps ahead of the police and the government's secret service. Enter Agent 326, the daring and dashing young man, who thinks his disguise as a dirty, bearded vagrant is fooling the unknown mastermind and his minions. But Haghi is well aware of 326's existence and what he looks like. Enter Sonya, a Russian lady in Haghi's employ. Haghi wants Sonya to subvert the efforts of the government agent, but doesn't count on her falling in love with him. Meanwhile, Haghi is anxious to get his hands on a Japanese peace treaty in the possession of the cunning Doctor Masimoto, whose mistress is also in his employ. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisRediscovering Alice Howell - Rated NR - 90 Minutes One of the great female clowns of the silent screen, she was a frizzy-haired forerunner of Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett. Alice Howell's films are now available again for the first time in a recently produced collection, giving us a chance to see her talents a century later. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisThe Man Who Laughs - Rated NR - 110 Minutes Adaptation of Victor Hugo's historical novel about a man cursed with a permanent carnival-freak-like grin on his face. The make-up job for actor Conrad Veidt inspired the look of Batman's arch-nemesis the Joker. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisBuster Keaton's "Three Ages" - Rated NR - 63 Minutes Keaton's first feature comedy from 1923 interweaves tales of romance from the Stone Age, the Roman Empire, and "Modern Times," i.e. 1920s California. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisFour Horsemen of the Apocalypse - Rated NR - 150 Minutes Rudolph Valentino stars in this epic 1921 tale of a family embroiled on both sides of World War I. Spectacular drama, plus The film that introduced the tango! Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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