After two miserable experiences with this theater I have vowed to never set foot in it again…read more Employees keep their screaming toddlers in the lobby, picture is grainy, and the audio fluctuates from silent to extremely painful.

What a great find. This theatre is a wonderful operating example of small town theatres, most of…read morewhich have closed decades ago. The Art Nuevo decor is cool and the popcorn was so fresh, the kernels could have come from a neighboring field earlier today. A gem for film house enthusiasts.

It's located on the highway South of Winfield. Clean and well kept, the lobby smells of freshly…read morepopped popcorn as you enter. Ticket booth is against the South wall. Concessions are reasonably priced. We got cups of ice water. The sink had a filter on it, but our water tasted sort of salty. Ah, well. Free is free in an 8- oz. Cup. Right past the concessions to the right and you walk up a ramo to the theatres. A game room is on the left, bathrooms on the right. As you select the theatre of choice, the little signs above the doors indicate your destination. Movie posters adorn the walls. Once inside, the seating is comfortable. Attractive lighting to help you find your seat while music plays and advertising shows on the screen. Could not see it well in this room, as the screen was too dim. Oops! However, the speakers are not too loud or too soft. The right amount to enjoy the movie. Overall, it's a good theatre, plenty of parking, friendly staff and good concessions.

We drive about half an hour to this theater from our town because the one in our town is terrible!…read moreCowley Cinema has stadium seating which we love. Ticket and concession prices are very reasonable. Even with the drive, plus the cost while at the movies it's still so much more worth it than our local theater.

Went to see Evans Children's Academy production of Lion King Jr. Beautiful theatre! Fun show!…read moreEverything about this was amazing! Highly recommend!!! A true gem for the Ponca City community. Please support this amazing place!

This is a must stop when visiting Ponca City. The historical architecture has been tastefully…read morerestored. Stepping inside is like stepping back in time. This is a wonderful place for attending concerts, live plays, and movies. Some of my favorites were Phantom of the Opera and some of the olllllld Christmas movies!!

Lived in Newton for 4 years now and this theater is always a treat to go to. It's very affordable,…read moreboth in terms of tickets and concessions. I have 4 kids and we spend maybe a total of $50 on both tickets and concessions, which would easily top $100 at other theater chains. The facility is always clean. They hire a lot of high school students, but they are always respectful. The only downside is they completely block out cellular service, which is good in some ways, but if you need to get an emergency call...then your out of luck. This is why I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

Just watched "Odyssey" at this theater. The sound was awful! One speaker was crackling beyond…read moredistortion, dialog was muddy with long stretches where we couldn't understand at all. Overall it was far too loud with other audience members covering their ears. In addition, the theater was an ice box. We wore long pants and brought sweaters and we were still cold. It was a poor experience. Lastly, there doesn't seem to be any adult supervision or management accessible to customers. Mostly teens running the place.

What a beautiful venue. I think this theatre was built in the 1920's. It has been restored and it…read moreis gorgeous. Every detail has been cleaned, restored and gilded. The old chandeliers and blue clock all are beautiful. We saw a movie just last weekend. And we see performances during the season. When there is a crowd, the nook for the snack bar gets really crowded, as do the restrooms so you need to plan ahead (get snacks and use restrooms before the movie ).

The Fox Theatre is definitely something that Hutchinson has to be proud of. First built in 1931,…read morethe Fox is one of the finest examples of art deco architecture in the US. A special selection of films are shown at the Fox on the weekends. Book your tickets fast, they're usually only showing for a few days. Aside from movies, the Fox boasts excellent live shows featuring orchestras, plays and singers. Tours of the theatre are available as well for a nominal fee. I will admit it was worth the money to learn more about the history of this beautiful building. A bit of Fox history, according to their web site: * The Fox marquee was the first flashing display of neon in Kansas and is one of only several surviving, functioning, original marquees in the country. * Two films held their premieres at the Fox with the cast appearing at the event: "Wait 'Til the Sun Shines Nellie (1952) and "Picnic" (1955). * The theatre closed in 1985 and stood empty until 1990 when Hutchinson's Historic Theatre, Inc., a non-profit corporation purchased it. After undergoing a $4.5 million restoration, the Fox re-opened in 1999.

For a lower price than Warren, you can come here. This theater is much older but its good for…read moresomeone who is on a budget.

I have never been so hot in my entire life. I had a miserable experience and to top things off the…read morepopcorn gave me bubble guts.

This is the dirtiest, smelliest, grossest movie theatre I have ever been to…read more Mgmt is not adequate or professional. I loved the last update to the theatre, great improvement on building, seating, sound, etc., but can't bear the disgust I'm subjected to every time I have reattempted. I am certainly so disappointed to always have to go clear to Wichita to enjoy a movie. So sad, Hutch, just why?