FLESH AND THE DEVIL (1926) with original live score by the Dan Bruce Trio

Greta Garbo made her American debut at MGM in 1926. Flesh and the Devil, her third film that for the studio that year, is famous for launching the smoldering affair between Garbo and costar John Gilbert. Come see the film that launched a legend paired with a compelling original jazz score performed live by the Dan Bruce Trio. Reception to follow in the lobby. This event continues the Cleveland Silent Film Festival’s mission to present silent-era cinema with live accompaniment by professional musicians. By attending, you support ongoing screenings and educational workshops for local music students and the public.

Most affordable parking: metered street parking or 750 Vincent (PNC Center Garage). Other nearby garages include Huntington Building Garage, 777 Rockwell, and ABM Rockwell Garage. There is metered parking on 6th, or if it is possible to walk a few blocks, it can usually be found on 12th or on St. Clair between 12th and 9th.

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