This is a cozy old (privately owned) theatre owned by a nice lady named Norma, who is the owner, projectionist, and also helps with the others at the concession stand (which is less costly than most theatres.) The theatre has one screen, and has curtains with red spot lights shining on them. The curtains open across the screen (just like the old theatres did) many years ago when the movie begins. I’m a big guy, so for me the theater seats could use reinforcing. The theatre has around 300 seats, no balcony. The theatre has Dolby surround sound system
added, which is great! The Saturday and Sunday 2:00 p.m. matinee prices are $3.00 for everyone and the evening showings are $5.00 adult, $4.00 senior and kids. The movies shown are a good variety of films that have been out around three weeks or longer. It is a theatre worth visiting and the local patrons are loyal to Norma in patronizing this fine old theater which has both a stage and a permanent screen.
This is a cozy old (privately owned) theatre owned by a nice lady named Norma, who is the owner, projectionist, and also helps with the others at the concession stand (which is less costly than most theatres.) The theatre has one screen, and has curtains with red spot lights shining on them. The curtains open across the screen (just like the old theatres did) many years ago when the movie begins. I’m a big guy, so for me the theater seats could use reinforcing. The theatre has around 300 seats, no balcony. The theatre has Dolby surround sound system
added, which is great! The Saturday and Sunday 2:00 p.m. matinee prices are $3.00 for everyone and the evening showings are $5.00 adult, $4.00 senior and kids. The movies shown are a good variety of films that have been out around three weeks or longer. It is a theatre worth visiting and the local patrons are loyal to Norma in patronizing this fine old theater which has both a stage and a permanent screen.