Liberty Theater - Carnegie, OK - Vintage Movie Theaters on Waymarking.com

The Liberty Theater is located in downtown Carnegie at 9 W. Main Street. The theater is in a one-story beige brick building with a vintage marquee, and a neon sign with a Statue of Liberty and the word LIBERTY. The theater was opened in 1915 and is the oldest continuously operating theater in Oklahoma.

There are three screens (one original and two added later), with a total of 400 seats. The theater runs fairly recent movies, and offers very inexpensive seats: $4.00 for all seats, and $6.00 for 3D showings. The snack bar is very popular with extremely reasonable prices, and is especially known for their Chili "Showdog" hotdog.

The theater has a glass window front with two glass doors. The ticket booth is located in the front vestibule. For information on the movie schedule, their phone number is 580-654-1776 (or 1-800-250-3225).

Year Theater Opened: 1915 Ticket Price (local currency): 4.00 (listed in local currency) Matinee Price (local currency): 4.00 (listed in local currency) Number of Screen(s): 3 Concessions Available: yes Web site: [Web Link]

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