Lady refused to sell me any popcorn to take home to my sick husband who cant make it in to the…read moremovies. When I tried explaining the situation I was interrupted and treated like I was asking for her left kidney. Said she didn't care about my husband's cancer and kept saying no loudly over and over to interrupt me.

My wife and I watched a matinee there and the tickets were $7.25 each. The place was clean and the…read moresets were pretty nice. I would go back and see another movie there.

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.

This is a wonderful little theater on the middle of Main Street in Kiowa, Kansas. There is just…read moreone movie shown each week. It is shown Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night at 7:30 PM. They get first run movies. The theater has nice, new seats that were donated by Jim Molz. We love to go to the movies at Chief Theater every time we are in town.

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 ).

So pretty! They'll let you look around if you're nice, and there's nothing going on. In lieu of a…read moreguided tour, wish there was something for my smartphone. HINT, HINT. Don't miss the restrooms, on the balcony.

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?

I don't know why they keep it so cold in this theater. Last week I went to see a movie there...it…read morewas freezing! I walk out to my car, and got a jacket and went back inside. The manager was standing at the counter...I ask him what he had the thermostat set at, and he told me between 68-70 degrees...(it really felt much colder) When I suggested to him that I thought that was too low, he just told me "that's just your opinion", and walked off. I see other people leaving the same complaints on Yelp about this theater...I hope they get the message...I'd really hate to start driving to Wichita every time I want to see a movie!

Small town theater. Plays only a few movies. It's all volunteer ran! So Cool! They just received a…read morenew projector so the picture is good quality. The snack bar has the basics and the popcorn is yummy! They have a really awesome date night special 2 tickets one pop corn and 2 drinks for 13 bucks. Pretty amazing deal if you ask me.

An absolutely wonderful venue we are all proud of and very lucky to have. It is a jewel of Great…read moreBend that is a historic Crest movie theater converted into a contemporary Play house.

This community theatre was converted from the old Crest movie theater, which I believe might have…read morebeen the first cinema in Great Bend. When they fire up the old neon Crest sign along with the flashing lights, it takes you back to a simpler time (or for me, a very simple time since I wasn't born yet). The building is not immaculate, but it is more than adequate. It has a large seating area along with a balcony with additional seating. The old style seats add to the nostalgia factor. The performances are always entertaining. It's not Broadway, but for a small town I think they put on a good show typically. Tickets are very affordable. Go enjoy a good show in a historic venue!