Cute local show about the history of Buffalo Bill- my teenagers were entertained and the adults…read morewith our group loved it.

The show has changed, I believe, from the original posts. This show was quaint. It was mostly young…read morekids from the town doing a play that I think was also written by a local? If you're looking for "theater" in the professional sense, you probably won't like it. If you're looking for a cute show run by locals, you'll probably enjoy it. We found it a decent way to use up and evening since we aren't into hanging out at a bar and nothing was on at the movies.

One of the best small cinema places you can attend. I've been going here since I was a young child,…read moreand it's filled with so many memories for me. Yes, it's changed hands over time but I like how they've kept it true to what it was originally and not made mini changes to the architecture or the theater itself Prices are fair for tickets and food. From the ticket agent to the snack bar, everybody is so friendly and welcoming, and they always show top billing movies.

Drive In's, are so rare these days it's truly wonderful to find one in operation. This is been a…read morestaple of the Powell area for decades and it's so wonderful to find a family orientated place to go and enjoy a good movie in the outdoors with fresh air. They've kept this place very clean, freshly painted, and everybody here is always so friendly to you. It's highly recommended for a place to go.

Date: August 2017…read more The theatre reminded me of the old days, but updated with surround sound & digital movies. It serves all the normal snack goodies, seats are comfortable with plenty of leg room & the auditorium is quite large. At a cost of just $5 per person, it's a real bargain & a truly place to take a date, the whole family or just go by yourself & enjoy the ambiance of a past decade. Add the professional super friendly staff at the concession stand & it's hard to beat. Not to mention the smell of real movie theatre popcorn that waffs through the doors & down the sidewalk just begging you to come on in. Add the friendly small town meets, greets and "how's the family doing" conversation & you're taken back to the good ol days when life was a wee bit more relaxed & easier. Highly recommend to all!! Footnote: The theater was built in Lovell by Hyrum Biscoff in 1950. The theater is a rare Wyoming example of a cinema from that era.

A classic theater with red velvet seats. The overall building has an older, more classic look to…read moreit. I loved the mini Kernal Season's popcorn seasoning for the popcorn, only for a dollar! I didn't like that the movie wasn't in HD. My friend enjoyed the audio but i found it not loud enough. The Theater was a lot larger than i expected it to be. Keep up the good work and get a new projector!

Great buttery popcorn family friendly they have country concerts and plays and always show the…read morepopular or new movies of the year

Cool old theater. Quirky people who work there. The popcorn was great. The bathrooms are a little…read morecreepy but thats part of the cool old building i guess.