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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 2:00 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 $10 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.
We are now taking reservations for theatre rentals for your special event.
Private Showings provide an excellent opportunity for educators to conduct pre and post film discussions. They are also excellent opportunities for Civic Groups to conduct a meeting combined with a film.
For more information, Click the THEATRE RENTAL link at the bottom of this page.
The rules below are the guidelines that we are required to follow. Your cooperation is expected.
 | Free Admission but $10.00 donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisNosferatu (1922) - Rated NR - 94 Minutes Celebrate Halloween by experiencing the original silent film adaptation of Bram Stoker's famous 'Dracula' story. Still scary after all these years—in fact, some critics believe this version is not only the best ever done, but has actually become creepier with the passage of time. See for yourself, if you dare. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but $10.00 donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisThe Unknown (1927) - Rated NR - 63 Minutes In 'The Unknown' (1927), Chaney plays 'Alonzo the Armless,' a circus knife-thrower (he uses his feet!) with a dark past who lusts after trapeze artist Joan Crawford, who is pursued by the circus strong man, but she has a phobia about being held by a man. See where this is going? Admission free, donations of $10 per person encouraged. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but $10.00 donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisWest of Zanzibar (1928) - Rated NR - 65 Minutes Chaney plays a vaudeville magician who loses use of his legs in an accident but still journeys to Africa to seek revenge on the wealthy businessman (Lionel Barrymore) who stole his beloved, with shocking results. With a double dose of Lon Chaney, make it a Halloween you'll never forget! Admission free, donations of $10 per person encouraged. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but $10.00 donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis - Part 1, Part 2 TomorrowDr. Mabuse The Gambler, Part 1 - Rated NR - 120 Minutes A special chance to see Fritz Lang's legendary early crime thriller masterpiece screened in two parts over two days. A sprawling look at decadence and immorality in Weimar-era Germany; the illegal nightclubs and gambling dens feature eye-popping visual design. A crime thriller involving hypnosis and mind control that's very 1920s, but also a study in human nature that transcends its era. And the guys wear monocles! Monthly series of silent films with live music at a theater where movies have been shown since 1912! Admission free, donation of $10 per person encouraged. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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| Free Admission but $10.00 donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis - Part 2Dr. Mabuse The Gambler, Part 2 - Rated NR - 120 Minutes A special chance to see Fritz Lang's legendary early crime thriller masterpiece screened in two parts over two days. A sprawling look at decadence and immorality in Weimar-era Germany; the illegal nightclubs and gambling dens feature eye-popping visual design. A crime thriller involving hypnosis and mind control that's very 1920s, but also a study in human nature that transcends its era. And the guys wear monocles! Monthly series of silent films with live music at a theater where movies have been shown since 1912! Admission free, donation of $10 per person encouraged. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but $10.00 donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisVarieté (1925) - Rated NR - 72 Minutes Rediscovered masterpiece of German cinema, a visually dazzling tale of love and betrayal among carnival people. Starring Emil Jannings, who would later go to Hollywood and win the first-ever 'Best Actor' Academy Award in 1928. Jannings plays a carnival spieler who becomes entranced by a waifish dancer (Lya de Putti), and gradually betrays his wife, his honor, and his self-respect in an effort to be the sole possessor of her love. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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 | Free Admission but $10.00 donations are encouraged to defray expenses - Live Music Accompaniment by Jeff RapsisBeggars of Life (1928) - Rated NR - 100 Minutes Classic late silent drama starring Louise Brooks as a train-hopping hobo who dresses like a boy to survive. After escaping her violent stepfather, Nancy (Brooks) befriends kindly drifter Jim (Richard Arlen). They ride the rails together until a fateful encounter with the blustery Oklahoma Red (Wallace Beery) and his rambunctious band of hoboes, leading to daring, desperate conflict on top of a moving train. Read the Internet Movie Database Review Free Admission |
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