Donald MacKenzie, the renowned organist from London’s Odeon Luxe, Leicester Square, returns to entertain the audience accompanying the silent film, The General.

Buster Keaton’s cinematic masterpiece centers on his two loves… his gal, Annabelle Lee and his locomotive, the General. The thrills and spills of this romantic comedy are just the right ingredients for a fun filled pre-St Valentine’s Day treat. 

This spectacle of the silver screen premiered 95 years ago in February, 1927. The train wrecking scene cost $42,000 – the most expensive single shot in the history of the Silents!

Tickets £17.50 including a glass of pink prosecco!