Black & White Film Series: Seven Chances Tickets

Step into the world of classic cinema with the Black & White Film Series as Seven Chances (1925) comes to life at the Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne, Indiana. This historic silent comedy, directed by Buster Keaton, pairs timeless humor with live musical accompaniment by Clark Wilson, a renowned silent-film organist and educator. The Embassy Theatre, known for its 1,100-pipe Grande Page organ, provides an authentic vintage cinema experience for modern audiences.

Here’s what to know about the performer and program, plus how to secure your seats for July 31, 2025. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticketing and reliable details so you can focus on the show.

About the performer: Black & White Film Series brings classic silent-era cinema to contemporary audiences. Seven Chances is a beloved Buster Keaton comedy known for its physical humor, clever stunts, and timeless charm. Clark Wilson’s organ accompaniment elevates the experience, blending period-accurate soundtrack with modern acoustics in the Embassy Theatre’s historic space.

Venue details: Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne is a cultural cornerstone, hosting a wide range of silent-film programs and live music. The Grand Page organ, with 1,100 pipes, adds a distinctive layer to each performance. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster, with box-office information provided on the Embassy Theatre site. Secure your seats for July 31, 2025, and enjoy a quintessential silent-film evening in northeast Indiana.

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For tickets, check Ticketmaster listings and the Embassy Theatre box office page for current availability and accessibility options.