Once upon a time when I was a college student,  I remember studying in my room for a college class…read morecoming up on Monday. My telephone rang and I picked up the phone.  A female started talking to me and it didn't take long to know this was a prank call.   Soon a second voice came on the phone and we ended up talking for a long time. Eventually I ended up meeting both of these ladies at different times.   When I met the second of the two ladies, we met at The Place Theater aka Camelot Theater.    I honestly do not remember what movie I was supposed to see with her, but I know there was a mix up about which movie theater we were supposed to go to.  We did end up meeting again with the other girl on the phone at the same theater again.  I honestly liked hanging out with the more mature girl. She was surprised,  because most guys went with her friend the blonde.  Since The Camelot Theater wasn't really a place to talk a woman when the movie started, it gave me time to think about my questions and how to phrase them.    I never bought popcorn for myself, but I did buy food for the ladies.   It's fun to think that I was in fact part of history...as far as this movie cinema is concerned.  The three movie cinemas I use to go to have all become non existent from the way I remember them. I am glad I had the chance to see them in their former glory. It's a shame this place isn't around anymore.

My 100th review belongs to one of my favorite places. Opening in 1928, the Keith Albee maintains…read moreits historic structure and aesthetic, remaining completely functional and beautiful. Among other events, I grew up with the incredible Huntington Symphony Orchestra, who hosts all their indoor concerts here, as far as I know. Not only is it a gorgeous theater, but it has remarkable acoustics, much better than far larger and newer theaters I've been to for orchestral concerts. I highly recommend sitting in the balcony for an event like this, as sound is absorbed by clothing, so music is much more easily listened to (and watched) from the balcony. The Keith Albee is truly beautiful, and I am so happy it has retained its historic beauty over the years. There is an old fashioned box office, detailed carpeting, and even lovely restrooms. The restrooms include a "lounge" with seating. I was always mesmerized by the lights and details of the theater itself growing up, and still admire them every time I go as an adult. I highly recommend attending an event here if you haven't, especially a music event such as the Huntington Symphony Orchestra. You don't need to be "high class" to come here and feel that you belong. I have always felt at home in my beat-up Converse, no matter what the people around me are wearing. It is probably my favorite place in Huntington, and truly a gem of the city.

From the owner: One of West Virginia's most iconic landmarks, the Keith-Albee is a historic 2,417-seat venue…read moreserving the Tri-State since 1928, hosting national productions, local performances, and special events.

Possibly the worst theater popcorn I've ever had. Full of husks, and burnt. My at home microwave…read morepopcorn is better. Popcorn at a theater is why I go. Very disappointed.

Treated shamefully, after we were sold tickets to the wrong theater. when we picked seats for what…read morewe were told was our theater, it did not contain the theater did not have the row our seats were to be in. When I spoke to manager, it was stated I bought the wrong tickets. I did not. No seats were left in theater. Instead of apologizing, manager was rude and unwilling to help. Was asked to leave with a refund. Disgraceful! Embarrassing!

Went to see BFDI TPOT 20 here last year in October and got cancelled due to the hard drive…read morecontaining the movie having no audio. Theater experience and everything else is great tho

My daughter and I went to see Song Sung Blue which was a great movie but we couldn't enjoy it…read morebecause we were both freezing. We avoid this theatre in the winter because it is not heated. It totally ruined the experience of a great movie!!

This is a really nice movie theater, the seating is really comfortable and the theater itself was…read morevery clean looking. The seats are stadium style seating so the person sitting in front of your seat doesn't block the screen. I will definitely go back to see a movie here again.

This theater used to be such a nice place to see a movie, but I can't say that anymore…read more The screen is my major concern. There was a giant water stain on the left hand side of the screen. During the darker scenes, it wasn't really noticeable, but could be seen in lighter scenes. Who wants to go to a movie and stair at a stain in the screen? I don't. The sound system also sounds like it could use some updating. It doesn't sound crisp and I noticed that the sound seemed to come mostly from the right side of the screen. The seats are in serious need of replacement. Almost every one of them in the theater I was in has cracks. Some of them had such bad cracks that the foam padding was showing. The ceiling had some times that had obviously broke due to water leaks. I noticed that you can't get refills on pop and popcorn like you can at the other theaters around. I am pretty sure this place is locally owned, and i I usually like to support locally owned businesses, but I cannot recommend that you spend your money here. The other theater in town is so much nicer and clean. If stadium seating is your thing, go to Huntington.

The seats were nice and had nice bathrooms. Didn't have any problems and I would definitely choose…read morethis theater out of any in the region. Jesus loves you all!

Why does theater 4 feel like a sauna? Is the AC broken?…read moreFeels like it's 104 degrees in here