As a kid growing up in the ‘70s and ‘80s, movies were pure magic for Kim Clough. Every time she walked into Plymouth’s historic Penn Theatre she fell under their spell. Perhaps it was the salty fog of buttered popcorn filling the lobby, or the spray of rainbow-colored candies stacked neatly under glass. Perhaps it was the excitement she felt as she followed her parents past lively faces peering out from postered walls. Watching the lights dim. Music. Action…
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