A rich man named Oliver Warbucks adopts a spunky young orphan named Annie to help promote his image. Although Annie lives in a beautiful mansion with everything she’ll ever need, she still longs to know her parents.

1982– 2h 7m – Rated PG

Showtimes: 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Tickets: 
$3 - General Admission 
$2 - Seniors
$2 - Children (12 and under)
$5 - Combo Deal: Includes ticket, popcorn and drink

Don seeks a new dancing partner, with his eyes on Hannah. In addition to Hannah’s exceptional talent, Don soon realizes he’s falling in love with her.

1948– 1h 43m – Rated G

Showtimes: 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Tickets: 
$3 - General Admission 
$2 - Seniors
$2 - Children (12 and under)
$5 - Combo Deal: Includes ticket, popcorn and drink

Join us Apr. 15 at 7 p.m. for the Jae L. & Crossover 50s and 60s show! This live performance features the McSwain house band joined by guest artists performing your favorite oldies hits! Purchase tickets online now!

Special Guests:
Red River – Ada, Oklahoma
Teagan Tully – Ada, Oklahoma
Anne Young – Murphy, Texas
Tishia Agee – Ada, Oklahoma
Glenn Sulley – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Jillian Sulley – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Wiley Winters – Pauls Valley, Oklahoma
Missy Rude – Pauls Valley, Oklahoma
Chandler Elliott – Ada, Oklahoma
Debbie Allen – Ada, Oklahoma
Tara Scott – Duncan, Oklahoma
 
Tickets on sale now! 

Showtime: 7 p.m.

Tickets:
$15 - Regular
$13 - Senior
$10 - Child

Special rates for groups of 15 or more, contact (580) 332-8108 for more information.

Jae L. & Crossover pay tribute to the men and women of the Armed Forces in this annual celebration featuring iconic melodies from past and present. Join us on May 20 at 7 p.m. to honor these veterans!
 
Tickets on sale now! 

Showtime: 7 p.m.

Tickets:
$15 - Regular
$13 - Senior
$10 - Child

Special rates for groups of 15 or more, contact (580) 332-8108 for more information.

Travis LeDoyt is known as “the world’s best” at portraying Elvis Presley in his prime in the 50s and 60s. His uncanny resemblance to the “King of Rock and Roll” has audiences gasping when he takes the stage. Once he begins to sing and dance, fans are truly captivated by the authenticity of LeDoyt’s performance. Sold out shows and repeat engagements around the world further attest to LeDoyt’s impeccable ability to capture the very essence of “The King” and leave fans waiting more.

The biggest compliment LeDoyt has received came from D. J. Fontana who was Presley’s drummer in the 50s, “This is as close as you’ll get to seeing a concert by Elvis Presley in the early years.”

Travis is currently touring with a three-piece band based in Nashville, performing songs from 1954 to 1970. Travis has appeared numerous times at the McSwain, to sold out audiences.