To say this Theater is old may be a understatement. This place could almost be a museum. The building itself is actually kinda cool and harkens back to a era when movies would have been referred to as talkies. Besides its dilapidated and grimy state it's fairly well run. The concessions stand was pumping out snacks quickly and the ticket counter was easy to reach by phone when I called and processed the line quickly enough when we arrived....One of the biggest downsides was the auditorium we went into. The first set of seats we tried were broken off their stands and would just about dump you in the floor. All of the other seats were positioned in a "bolt upright" position. Crapped seating aside the most annoying feature was that the actual screen was positioned at about a 75 degree angle to the seats. I'm not talking about the normal concave arrangement that most theaters have, this one actually had you facing the left edge of the screen no matter where you sat. It was funny to see how all of the regulars sat entirely on the right had side of the theater to avoid having to spend the movie looking/turning to slightly to their right just to see the screen dead on. Very annoying. I'll try and skip this place if I'm ever in the area again.