Flying Monkey Movie House & Performing Arts Theatre
39 Main Street,
Plymouth,
NH
03264
39 Main Street,
Plymouth,
NH
03264
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Flying Monkey Movie House (Official)
Additional Info
Previously operated by: Interstate Theatres Corporation
Functions: Live Performances, Movies (Classic), Movies (Independent)
Previous Names: Plymouth Theatre
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
603.536.2551
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News About This Theater
- Oct 5, 2009 — Spinelli cinemas in New Hampshire closed
The Spinelli chain owned the Plymouth Theatre and four other theaters in New Hampshire. In 1941 the Plymouth Theatre was listed with 750 seats.
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Richie May
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In the 1942-43 edition of the Motion Picture Almanac, the Plymouth Theatre was listed as being operated by Interstate Theatres Corp. of Boston. Interstate also ran the Music Hall in Plymouth. Other New Hampshire theaters run by Interstate at that time were the Liberty in Ashland; the Bristol in Bristol; the Rialto in Lancaster; the Charkarohen in Lincoln; the Corliss in North Woodstock; and the Colonial and the Scenic in Rochester. Interstate also ran movie theaters in VT, MA and CT.
The theatre closed Sept. 2009 and was recently sold to a local restaurant owner. I will keep you up to date with his plans when they are available.
What a name!!!!!
Although it is primarily a live performance venue, the Flying Monkey does still feature the occasional movie. There is a full service dining menu available during performances.
It no longer has 2 screens, it is a single performance space.
475 seats now.
The Theatre Historical Society archive has the MGM Theatre Report for this theater when it was the Plymouth; it’s Card # 506. Address is Main St. There is an exterior photo taken April 1941. Condition is Good. The report says it opened about 1931, is showing MGM movies, and has 723 seats. The 1940 population is 2,500.
I saw Murder By Death here in the 80s. Vacationed in the area in the early sixties. Remember a faded light blue exterior.
The news says it’s currently on fire :(
Burned down last night
Although the venue was lucky enough to only suffer minor smoke damage, the building will be closed for a days to clean up. per https://www.boston25news.com/news/local/hundreds-evacuated-historic-new-hampshire-performance-center-mid-concert-due-raging-fire/AYFAHCWXCVDQLJHZ6TOLFDQU7E/