Rudolph Valentino blazes across the screen in Blood and Sand (1922), the passionate tale of a humble young Spaniard who rises to fame as a celebrated matador—only to find himself torn between love, ambition, and temptation. Filled with romance, spectacle, and smoldering drama, the film cemented Valentino’s status as silent cinema’s ultimate screen idol. Nearly a century later, his magnetic presence still commands the screen with undeniable intensity.

Live music with Rob Kovacs on piano.

Parking info: There are numerous garages conveniently located close to the library, including Huntington Building Garage, 777 Rockwell, and ABM Rockwell Garage.

And don't forget that street parking is FREE on Saturdays! Recommended strategies include checking St. Clair Ave. between 12th and 9th if you can walk a few blocks.