The Devil’s Cabaret

Year: 1930

Runtime: 16 mins

Language: English

Director: Nick Grindé

Comedy

At Satan & Co., Inc., the devil is frustrated because more souls are reaching Heaven than Hades. He tasks his aide, Mr. Burns, with luring people to his realm. Outside a nightclub, Burns persuades a crowd to enter The Devil’s Cabaret, where they enjoy music and dance. Enchanted, they willingly follow him to Hades.

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