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List of Paramount Pictures films (1920–1929)

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The following is a list of films originally produced and/or distributed theatrically by Paramount Pictures and released in the 1920s.

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1920

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January 11, 1920The Woman in the Suitcase
January 17, 1920The Thirteenth Commandment #
January 18, 1920The Tree of Knowledge #
January 25, 1920The Copperhead
The Fear Market #
What's Your Husband Doing? #incomplete
February 1, 1920All of a Sudden Peggy #From the play by Ernest Denny
Double Speed #
February 8, 1920The Six Best Cellars #
February 15, 1920On with the Dance #
February 22, 1920The Amateur Wife #
February 29, 1920Huckleberry Finn
Judy of Rogue's Harbor #
Young Mrs. Winthrop #
Mary's Ankle
February 1920The Luck of the Irish #
March 7, 1920Black Is White
His House in Order #
March 14, 1920Jack Straw
My Lady's Garter #
Alarm Clock Andy #Distribution only; produced by Thomas H. Ince
March 15, 1920Sinners #
March 18, 1920Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeBased on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson
March 21, 1920Excuse My Dust
April Folly
Mary Ellen Comes to Town #
March 28, 1920Easy to Get #
April 4, 1920Nurse Marjorie
The Stolen Kiss
Treasure Island #
April 11, 1920The Cost #
April 15, 1920The Toll Gate
April 18, 1920The False Road
April 30, 1920Jenny Be Good #
April 1920Terror Island
May 2, 1920The Dancin' Fool
The Deep Purple #
May 9, 1920Mrs. Temple's Telegram
The Dark Mirror
May 16, 1920The Sea Wolf #
May 19, 1920Miss Hobbs #
May 22, 1920Why Change Your Wife?
May 30, 1920HumoresqueInducted into the National Film Registry in 2015
Thou Art the Man #
A Lady in Love #
June 13, 1920Remodeling Her Husband #
Let's Be Fashionable #
June 20, 1920The City of Masks #
Sand!
June 27, 1920Sick Abed
Homer Comes Home
June 1920Paris Green
Below the Surface
July 4, 1920The Sins of St. Anthony #
July 11, 1920The Ladder of Lies #
July 16, 1920A Dark Lantern #
July 18, 1920The World and His Wife #
July 1920Away Goes Prudence #
August 1, 1920The Fighting Chance
Hairpins
August 6, 1920A Cumberland Romance
August 8, 1920Crooked Streets
What Happened to Jones #
August 15, 1920The Soul of Youth
What's Your Hurry?
August 22, 1920Guilty of Love #
The White Circle #
August 29, 1920Lady Rose's Daughter #
August 1920The Prince Chap #
September 5, 1920The Right to Love
Civilian Clothes
September 12, 1920Food for Scandal #
The Village Sleuth
The Restless Sex
September 19, 1920Little Miss Rebellion #
Half an Hour #
The Cradle of Courage
September 22, 1920You Never Can Tell
September 1920The Fourteenth Man #
The Law of the Yukon #
39 East #
October 10, 1920The Jailbird
Deep Waters #
Behold My Wife! #
October 17, 1920Something to Think About
A City Sparrow #
October 24, 1920A Full House #
Held by the Enemy #
October 31, 1920Eyes of the Heart #
An Old Fashioned Boy
October 1920Sweet Lavender #
November 7, 1920The Sins of Rosanne #incomplete; missing reels 1 and 3
November 11, 1920Flying Pat
November 12, 1920The Frisky Mrs. Johnson #
November 13, 1920Life #
November 14, 1920Her Husband's Friend
Always Audacious #Based on the story "Toujours de l'Audace" by Ben Ames Williams
November 21, 1920The Life of the Party
Burglar Proof #
November 27, 1920The New York Idea
November 28, 1920Idols of Clay
Heliotrope #
November 1920The Furnace #
The Great Day #
Oh, Lady, Lady #
A Romantic Adventuress #
December 4, 1920Blackbirds #
December 5, 1920Conrad in Quest of His Youth
December 10, 1920Her Beloved Villain #
December 19, 1920An Amateur Devil #Adapted from the story "Wanted a Blemish" by Jessie E. Henderson and Henry J. Buxton
To Please One Woman #
December 26, 1920The Rookie's Return
Silk Hosiery
The Testing Block
December 1920Her First Elopement
She Couldn't Help It #
Something Different #
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1921

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January 2, 1921The Passionate Pilgrim #incomplete
The Bait #
January 9, 1921The Jucklins #
January 16, 1921Paying the Piper #
The Inside of the Cup
The Education of Elizabeth #
January 23, 1921Forbidden Fruit
Midsummer Madness
January 28, 1921Brewster's Millions #
January 30, 1921Frontier of the Stars #
January 1921The Charm School #
The Snob #
February 6, 1921O'Malley of the Mounted
February 13, 1921The Easy Road #
Chickens #
February 20, 1921The Kentuckians #
February 27, 1921What's Worth While?
The Price of Possession #
February 1921All Soul's Eve #
Ducks and Drakes
The Ghost in the Garret #
Out of the Chorus #
The Outside Woman #
The Plaything of Broadway #
March 6, 1921The Gilded Lily
Straight Is the Way
March 13, 1921The Faith Healer #
March 20, 1921The Love Special
Beau Revel
March 27, 1921The Idol of the North #
March 1921The Little Clown
April 3, 1921The Dollar-a-Year Man #
April 10, 1921The Witching Hour
Buried Treasure #incomplete
April 24, 1921What Every Woman Knows #
The Home Stretch
April 1921The House That Jazz Built #
The Magic Cup #
The Whistle
May 1, 1921The City of Silent Men #
Proxies
May 5, 1921Sham #
May 8, 1921The Lost Romance
May 15, 1921King, Queen, Joker #incomplete (fragment)
May 21, 1921Sheltered Daughters #
May 22, 1921Too Wise Wives
Sacred and Profane Love #
May 29, 1921White and Unmarried #
Sentimental Tommy #
May 1921Two Weeks with Pay #
June 5, 1921Traveling Salesman
Too Much Speed #
The Wild Goose
June 12, 1921Appearances #
A Private Scandal #
June 19, 1921The Bronze Bell
One a Minute
June 26, 1921A Wise Fool
June 1921Don't Call Me Little Girl #
The March Hare #
July 3, 1921The Woman God Changedincomplete; 1 reel missing
July 10, 1921The Mystery Road #
July 19, 1921A Heart to Let #
July 24, 1921Behind Masks #incomplete
July 1921Her Sturdy Oak #
A Kiss in Time #
The Land of Hope #
Little Italy #
Moonlight and Honeysuckle #
Such a Little Queen #
August 7, 1921The Princess of New York #
August 14, 1921At the End of the World
Passing Through #
August 17, 1921Room and Board #
August 20, 1921Gasoline Gus
August 21, 1921Wealth #
Cappy Rickssurvives (incomplete)
The Conquest of Canaan
August 28, 1921Crazy to Marry
August 1921One Wild Week #
September 1, 1921Footlights #
September 4, 1921The Great Moment #incomplete (fragment)
The Hell Diggers #
September 18, 1921Dangerous Lies #
September 21, 1921The Affairs of AnatolSuggested by the play by Arthur Schnitzler;
September 25, 1921Everything for Sale #
September 1921Her Winning Way #
October 9, 1921The Great Impersonation #
The Case of Becky
After the Show #
October 13, 1921Her Face Value #
October 16, 1921Three Word Brand
Under the Lash #
Forever #
October 20, 1921The Sheik [1]
October 23, 1921Experience #
October 30, 1921Beyond #incomplete
Ladies Must Live #
Enchantment
October 1921Dawn of the East #
November 1, 1921Miss Lulu BettInducted into the National Film Registry in 2001
November 6, 1921Exit the Vamp #
November 13, 1921Don't Tell Everything #
A Prince There Was #
November 27, 1921The Call of the North #
The Bonnie Brier Bush #
November 1921The Speed Girl #
The Love Charm #
Morals
Hush Money #
December 4, 1921Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford #
December 9, 1921Fool's Paradise
December 11, 1921Just Around the Corner #incomplete
December 18, 1921White Oak
December 25, 1921The Little Minister
December 1921First Love #incomplete (fragment)
A Virginia Courtship #
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1922

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January 1, 1922Rent Free #
Too Much Wife #
Three Live Ghosts
January 8, 1922Back Pay #incomplete
January 15, 1922The Lane That Had No Turning #
January 22, 1922The Law and the Woman #
Nancy from Nowhere #
The Bride's Play
January 29, 1922Tillie #
Saturday Night
One Glorious Day #
January 1922Her Own Money #
February 12, 1922Boomerang Bill #incomplete
Moran of the Lady Letty
A Homespun Vamp #
February 19, 1922Midnight #
Love's Boomerang #
February 25, 1922The World's Champion #incomplete
February 26, 1922A Game Chicken #
February 1922Her Husband's Trademark
March 4, 1922The Cradle
March 5, 1922Travelin' On
March 12, 1922Bobbed Hair #
March 18, 1922Beauty's Worth
April 2, 1922The Green Temptation #
Through a Glass Window #
The Good Provider #incomplete (fragment)
The Crimson Challenge #
Find the Woman #incomplete
April 5, 1922Her Gilded Cage #
April 9, 1922The Heart Specialist #
The Sleepwalker #
April 10, 1922The Spanish Jade #
April 16, 1922Is Matrimony a Failure? #
April 23, 1922The Truthful Liar #
April 29, 1922The Bachelor Daddy #
April 30, 1922The Man from Home
May 7, 1922Beyond the Rocks
May 14, 1922North of the Rio Grande #
The Beauty Shop #
May 12, 1922Bought and Paid For #
May 21, 1922The Ordeal #
June 4, 1922Across the Continent #
Over the Border #
For the Defense
June 11, 1922The Woman Who Walked Alone
June 14, 1922Our Leading Citizen #
June 18, 1922The Fast Freight #
The Top of New York #
June 22, 1922The Dictator #
June 25, 1922While Satan Sleeps #
July 2, 1922The Man Unconquerable #
If You Believe It, It's So #
July 16, 1922South of Suva #
July 30, 1922Borderland #
Above All LawUS distribution only; produced in Germany by May-Film;
August 5, 1922Blood and Sand
August 21, 1922The Bonded Woman
August 27, 1922The Young Diana #
September 3, 1922Nice People #
Burning Sands #
September 10, 1922The Ghost Breaker #
The Valley of Silent Mensurvives (incomplete)
September 14, 1922When Knighthood Was in Flower
September 17, 1922The Siren Call
On the High Seas #
Missing Millions #
September 24, 1922Pink Gods #
Manslaughter
September 1922Tell Your Children #
October 8, 1922The Old Homestead
The Face in the Fogsurvives (incomplete)
October 15, 1922Clarence #
The Cowboy and the Lady #
October 22, 1922The Impossible Mrs. Bellew #
October 29, 1922To Have and to Hold #
The Man Who Saw Tomorrow #
November 2, 1922Peter the Great
November 12, 1922The Young Rajah #incomplete (fragment)
November 18, 1922Ebb Tide #
November 19, 1922Anna Ascends #incomplete (fragment)
November 26, 1922The Pride of Palomar
Singed Wings #
December 4, 1922A Daughter of Luxury #
December 10, 1922Thirty Days #
Outcast #
December 17, 1922Making a Man #
Kick In
December 24, 1922Back Home and Broke #
December 31, 1922My American Wife #
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1923

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January 14, 1923Drums of Fate #
January 21, 1923Dark Secrets #
January 28, 1923Java Head #
Nobody's Money #
January 29, 1923The World's Applause #
February 11, 1923Adam and Eva #Distribution only; produced by Cosmopolitan Productions; incomplete (fragment)
March 4, 1923Adam's Rib
The White Flower #
March 11, 1923Grumpy
March 16, 1923The Covered Wagon
March 18, 1923The Tiger's Claw #
The Nth Commandment #incomplete
March 19, 1923Mr. Billings Spends His Dime #
March 23, 1923The Leopardess #
March 25, 1923The Glimpses of the Moon #
April 1, 1923Bella Donna
April 8, 1923The Go-Getter #
April 15, 1923The Trail of the Lonesome Pine #
Prodigal Daughters #
April 29, 1923The Ne'er-Do-Well #
You Can't Fool Your Wife #
The Snow Bride #
May 13, 1923The Rustle of Silk #
Sixty Cents an Hour #
May 23, 1923Adam und Eva
May 27, 1923Fog Bound #
June 3, 1923The Exciters #
June 10, 1923The Heart Raider
June 17, 1923Only 38 #
June 24, 1923The Woman With Four Faces #
July 8, 1923Children of Jazz #
July 15, 1923Racing Hearts #
A Gentleman of Leisure #
July 22, 1923Law of the Lawless #
Lawful Larceny #
July 29, 1923Homeward Bound #
August 5, 1923The Purple Highway #
August 19, 1923Hollywood #
August 23, 1923Bluebeard's 8th Wife #
August 26, 1923Salomy Jane #
August 27, 1923The Cheat #
September 11, 1923The Flame #incomplete
September 16, 1923The Silent Partner #
Zaza
September 23, 1923To the Last Man
The Marriage Maker #
October 7, 1923Ruggles of Red Gap #
October 25, 1923The Light That Failed #
October 28, 1923Woman-Proof #
November 4, 1923The Spanish Dancer
His Children's Children #
November 18, 1923Wild Bill Hickok
Stephen Steps Out #
November 25, 1923To the Ladies #
December 4, 1923The Ten CommandmentsOne of Cecil B. DeMille's early screen epics. One scene is filmed in Technicolor. Remade in all Technicolor and in VistaVision in 1956;
December 16, 1923The Call of the Canyon
December 23, 1923Big Brother #
December 24, 1923Don't Call It Love #
December 30, 1923West of the Water Tower #
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1924

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January 13, 1924The Humming Bird
January 23, 1924The Heritage of the DesertWith Technicolor sequences;
January 27, 1924Flaming Barriers #
February 4, 1924The Stranger #
Pied Piper Malone
February 17, 1924Shadows of Paris #
February 18, 1924The Next Corner #
March 2, 1924Icebound #
March 3, 1924Singer Jim McKee
March 9, 1924A Society Scandal #
March 16, 1924Fair Week
March 30, 1924The Fighting Coward #incomplete
April 14, 1924The Dawn of a Tomorrow #
April 20, 1924The Confidence Man #
April 24, 1924Leap Year
April 27, 1924Triumph
May 4, 1924Men #
The Breaking Point
May 12, 1924Bluff
May 19, 1924The Moral Sinner #
June 2, 1924Code of the Sea
June 8, 1924The Guilty One #
June 15, 1924The Bedroom Window
June 21, 1924Wanderer of the Wasteland #Paramount's first all-Technicolor feature
June 22, 1924Unguarded Women #
Changing Husbands
June 30, 1924Tiger Love #
July 21, 1924The Side Show of Life
August 4, 1924Manhandled #incomplete
August 11, 1924Monsieur Beaucaire
August 17, 1924Empty Hands #
August 24, 1924Lily of the Dust #
August 25, 1924The Enemy Sex
August 31, 1924The Female #
September 15, 1924The Man Who Fights Alone #
Sinners in Heaven #
September 22, 1924The Alaskan #From the novel by James Oliver Curwood
September 28, 1924Feet of Clay #
September 29, 1924The City That Never Sleeps #
October 6, 1924Her Love Story #
October 13, 1924Open All Night
Dangerous Money #
October 19, 1924The Border Legion #
October 20, 1924The Fast Set #
October 27, 1924The Story Without a Name #
October 28, 1924Manhattan
November 2, 1924The Garden of Weeds #
November 3, 1924Merton of the Movies #
November 10, 1924Wages of Virtue #
November 17, 1924A Sainted Devil #
November 24, 1924Worldly Goods #
November 30, 1924Forbidden Paradise
December 15, 1924Tongues of Flame #
December 22, 1924North of 36
December 29, 1924Argentine Love #
Peter PanBased on the play by J.M. Barrie;

Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2000

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1925

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January 5, 1925Tomorrow's Love #
Locked Doors #
January 11, 1925Too Many Kisses
January 12, 1925East of Suez #
January 19, 1925A Man Must Live #
January 25, 1925The Golden Bed
January 26, 1925Miss Bluebeard #incomplete
February 2, 1925The Devil's Cargo #
Forty Winks #
February 9, 1925The Top of the World #
February 15, 1925Coming Through #
February 16, 1925The Swan
Contraband #
February 22, 1925New Lives for Old #
February 25, 1925The Shock Punch
March 1, 1925The Thundering Herd #
March 3, 1925Salome of the Tenements #
March 16, 1925The Air Mail #incomplete
March 20, 1925GrassInducted into the National Film Registry in 1997
March 22, 1925Sackcloth and Scarlet #
March 23, 1925Men and Women #
March 30, 1925The Goose Hangs High #
The Dressmaker from Paris #
April 6, 1925Code of the West #
A Kiss in the Dark
April 14, 1925Adventure #
April 19, 1925The Charmer #
April 20, 1925The Crowded Hour #
Madame Sans-Gêne #
April 27, 1925The Night Club #incomplete
May 4, 1925The Spaniard #
Any Woman #
May 11, 1925Eve's Secret
May 17, 1925Welcome Home
May 25, 1925Old Home Week #
May 31, 1925The Little French Girl #
June 14, 1925Are Parents People?
June 22, 1925The Light of Western Stars #
June 29, 1925Paths to Paradise #incomplete
Marry Me #
June 1925The Wanderer #incomplete
July 6, 1925The Manicure Girl #
July 13, 1925Lost: A Wife #
The Lucky Devil #incomplete
July 27, 1925Grounds for Divorce #incomplete
August 3, 1925Night Life of New York #
August 10, 1925In the Name of Love #
August 17, 1925Rugged Water #
August 23, 1925The Man Who Found Himself #
August 24, 1925Beggar on Horseback #incomplete
The Street of Forgotten Men #incomplete
September 7, 1925Not So Long Ago #
Wild, Wild Susan #
September 14, 1925Wild Horse Mesa
September 20, 1925The Pony Express #incomplete
September 21, 1925The Coast of Folly #
September 28, 1925The Trouble with Wives #
A Son of His Father #
October 5, 1925The Golden Princess #
A Regular Fellow #
October 11, 1925Lovers in Quarantine
October 12, 1925New Brooms #
October 15, 1925The Vanishing American
October 18, 1925Flower of Night #
October 19, 1925Seven Keys to Baldpate #
October 25, 1925The King on Main Street #With Technicolor sequences; incomplete
November 8, 1925The Ancient Highway #
November 15, 1925Lord Jim
November 16, 1925Stage StruckWith Technicolor sequences;
November 22, 1925Irish Luck
November 30, 1925Cobra
December 7, 1925That Royle Girl #
December 22, 1925A Kiss for Cinderella
December 28, 1925A Woman of the World
The Best People #
Womanhandled
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1926

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January 4, 1926The Splendid Crime #
January 7, 1926Moana
January 11, 1926Mannequin
January 14, 1926Hands Up!Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2005
January 18, 1926The Enchanted Hill #
January 31, 1926The American Venus #With Technicolor sequences; incomplete (fragment)
February 8, 1926The Grand Duchess and the Waiter
February 22, 1926Behind the Front
Sea Horses #
February 28, 1926The Song and Dance Man #incomplete
March 1, 1926Let's Get Married
Dancing Mothers
March 17, 1926Fascinating Youth #
March 15, 1926The New Klondike #incomplete
March 22, 1926Miss Brewster's Millions #
The Untamed Lady #
Desert Gold #
March 27, 1926The Crown of Lies #
March 29, 1926A Social Celebrity #
April 1, 1926For Heaven's Sake[a]Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation;
April 4, 1926The Blind Goddess #
April 5, 1926The Runaway #incomplete
April 12, 1926Peter Vernon's Silence #
April 19, 1926That's My Baby
April 26, 1926The Lucky Lady
May 3, 1926Wet Paint #
May 10, 1926The Rainmaker #
May 16, 1926Aloma of the South Seas #Based on the play by John B. Hymer and Leroy Clemens
May 17, 1926The Palm Beach Girl #
May 24, 1926The Secret Spring
It's the Old Army Game
May 31, 1926Say It Again #
June 7, 1926Good and Naughty #
June 14, 1926Born to the West #
June 27, 1926VarietyUS distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA
June 1926Volcano!incomplete; 1 reel missing
July 18, 1926Nell Gwyn
July 24, 1926Mantrap
August 2, 1926Padlocked
August 16, 1926The Show-Off
August 25, 1926Beau Geste
August 29, 1926The Cat's Pajamas #
Fine Manners
September 5, 1926Love 'Em and Leave 'Em
September 18, 1926The Campus Flirt #
September 19, 1926Tin Gods #
September 20, 1926You Never Know Women
Diplomacy
September 25, 1926You'd Be Surprised
September 27, 1926Forlorn River #
Hold That Lion
October 4, 1926Kid Boots
October 11, 1926The Ace of Cads #
The Quarterback
October 12, 1926The Sorrows of Satan
October 18, 1926The Eagle of the Sea #incomplete
October 25, 1926So's Your Old ManInducted into the National Film Registry in 2008
October 1926London #
November 1, 1926The Lady of the Harem #
November 6, 1926We're in the Navy Nowincomplete; 1 reel missing
November 8, 1926Everybody's Acting #
November 20, 1926God Gave Me Twenty Cents #
November 21, 1926The Great Gatsby #incomplete (fragment)
November 22, 1926The Popular Sin #incomplete (fragment)
November 27, 1926The Canadian
December 6, 1926Old Ironsides
December 13, 1926Stranded in Paris #
December 27, 1926Man of the Forest #
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1927

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January 1, 1927Hotel Imperial
January 8, 1927Blonde or Brunette
January 15, 1927The Potters #
January 22, 1927The Kid Brother[a]Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation;
January 23, 1927Paradise for Two #
January 30, 1927New York #
February 12, 1927Let It Rain #
February 19, 1927ItInducted into the National Film Registry in 2001
February 20, 1927Love's Greatest Mistake #
February 22, 1927A Kiss in a Taxi #
February 26, 1927Blind Alleys #
February 28, 1927Stark LoveInducted into the National Film Registry in 2009
March 5, 1927The Mysterious Rider #
March 8, 1927Casey at the Bat
March 13, 1927MetropolisUS distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA;
March 19, 1927Evening Clothes #
March 26, 1927Fashions for Women #
Cabaret #
March 27, 1927The Telephone Girl
April 2, 1927Too Many CrooksFirst film released after the name change to "Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation."
April 9, 1927Afraid to Love #
Ritzy #
Arizona Bound #
April 16, 1927Knockout Reilly #
April 25, 1927Children of Divorce
April 29, 1927Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness
April 30, 1927Senorita
April 30, 1927The Whirlwind of Youth #
May 6, 1927Special Delivery
May 7, 1927Wedding Bills #
May 14, 1927Rough House Rosie #Aside from known surviving trailer Additional scenes did turn up in a 2012 documentary "Clara Bow - Hollywood's Lost Screen Goddess" though the tatus of the full version hasn't been confirmed yet.
June 4, 1927Drums of the Desert #
June 11, 1927Running Wild
June 18, 1927Rolled Stockings #
Time to Love #
June 19, 1927Tip Toes #
June 25, 1927The Way of All Flesh #fragment
July 2, 1927The Last Outlaw
July 9, 1927Man Power #
July 27, 1927Ten Modern Commandments #
August 1, 1927Nevada
Madame Pompadour
Fireman, Save My Child
August 6, 1927Service for Ladies #
August 12, 1927WingsSynchronized Score and Sound Effects; inaugural winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture[1]
Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1997
August 20, 1927Underworld
August 27, 1927Soft Cushions #
Hula
September 3, 1927We're All Gamblers #
Swim Girl, Swim #
September 10, 1927Barbed Wire
September 17, 1927One Woman to Another #
September 24, 1927Tell It to Sweeney
October 1, 1927The Rough Riders #incomplete (fragment)
A Gentleman of Paris
October 8, 1927Figures Don't Lie #
Shootin' Irons
October 15, 1927Shanghai Bound #
Jesse James #
October 22, 1927Now We're in the Air #incomplete
October 29, 1927The Woman on Trial #incomplete (fragments)
November 5, 1927Open Range #
November 12, 1927The City Gone Wild #
She's a Sheik
November 13, 1927The Last WaltzUS distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA;
November 19, 1927The Spotlight #
December 3, 1927Honeymoon Hate #
December 7, 1927Get Your Man #incomplete
December 10, 1927The Gay Defender #
December 17, 1927Two Flaming Youths #
December 24, 1927Serenade #
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January 7, 1928Wife Savers #
January 14, 1928Love and Learn #
January 21, 1928The Pioneer Scout #
The Last CommandInducted into the National Film Registry in 2006
January 22, 1928Gentlemen Prefer Blondes #
Beau Sabreur #trailer survives
February 4, 1928The Secret Hour #
February 11, 1928Sporting Goods #
February 18, 1928Doomsday
February 25, 1928The Showdown
February 26, 1928Feel My Pulse
March 3, 1928Tillie's Punctured Romance #
March 10, 1928The Legion of the Condemned #
Red Hair #One Technicolor sequence; incomplete (fragment)
March 24, 1928Something Always Happens #
March 31, 1928Adventure MadUS distribution only; produced in Germany by UFA
March 1928Partners in Crime
April 7, 1928Speedy[a]Part Talkie; Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation.
A Night of Mystery #
April 14, 1928Three Sinners #
April 19, 1928Abie's Irish RosePart Talkie
April 21, 1928The Sunset Legion #
Easy Come, Easy Go #
May 12, 1928The Fifty-Fifty Girl #
May 26, 1928The Street of Sin #
May 27, 1928His Tiger Lady
May 1928The Drag Net #
June 2, 1928The Magnificent Flirt #
June 11, 1928Fools for Luck #
June 16, 1928Half a Bride #
June 23, 1928The Vanishing Pioneer #
Kit Carson
June 30, 1928Ladies of the Mob #
July 1, 1928The Big Killing
July 14, 1928Hot News #
July 21, 1928The Mating Call
August 4, 1928Warming Up #Paramount's first feature with synchronized score and sound effects.
August 5, 1928Forgotten Faces
August 18, 1928Loves of an Actress #Synchronized Score and Sound Effects
Just Married
August 25, 1928The Water Hole #Two-color Technicolor sequences.
The First Kiss #
September 1, 1928The Patriot #Paramount's first part-talking feature; nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
The Sawdust Paradise #Synchronized Score and Sound Effects
September 15, 1928The Fleet's In #Part Talkie
September 22, 1928Beggars of LifePart Talkie
September 29, 1928The Docks of New YorkInducted into the National Film Registry in 1999
October 6, 1928The Wedding MarchSynchronized Score and Sound Effects

Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2003

October 13, 1928Moran of the Marines #
Take Me Home #
October 27, 1928Varsity #Part Talkie
November 1, 1928The Racketnominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 3, 1928The Woman from MoscowSynchronized Score and Sound Effects: incomplete; reels 4, 6, and 7 held in Lobster films, Status Unclear following 2020 incident
November 5, 1928InterferenceParamount's first 100% all-talking picture.[1] First film in the post-1928 and pre-1950 library owned by Universal Television via EMKA, Ltd.
November 10, 1928Avalanche #
November 17, 1928His Private Life #
HomecomingSynchronized Score and Sound Effects; US distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA
November 24, 1928Manhattan Cocktail #Part Talkie
December 1, 1928Someone to Love #
December 8, 1928Three Weekends #incomplete (fragment)
December 22, 1928What a Night! #
December 29, 1928Sins of the FathersPart Talkie
The Shopworn AngelPart Talkie
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1929

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January 12, 1929Behind the German LinesSynchronized Score and Sound Effects; German documentary about World War I, produced by Ufa.
January 19, 1929The Case of Lena Smith #fragment
January 26, 1929The Doctor's Secret #All Talking; presumed lost
January 27, 1929Marquis PreferredAll Talking
February 9, 1929The Wolf of Wall StreetAll Talking
Sunset Pass #All Talking
February 16, 1929The Canary Murder CaseAll Talking
February 23, 1929RedskinSynchronized Score and Sound Effects. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
March 2, 1929The Carnation KidPart Talkie
March 9, 1929The DummyAll Talking
March 16, 1929Looping the LoopSynchronized Score and Sound Effects. German film, produced by Ufa.
March 17, 1929The Letter[b]All Talking
March 30, 1929Chinatown NightsAll Talking
Wolf SongPart Talkie
April 6, 1929The Wild PartyAll Talking[2]
April 13, 1929Close HarmonyAll Talking
April 20, 1929Nothing But the TruthAll Talking
April 27, 1929The Hole in the WallAll Talking, Incomplete
May 4, 1929Gentlemen of the PressAll Talking
May 11, 1929Betrayal #Part Talkie
May 16, 1929A Dangerous WomanAll Talking
The Rainbow ManAll Talking
May 25, 1929The Man I LoveAll Talking
Innocents of ParisAll Talking
June 1, 1929The Studio Murder MysteryAll Talking
June 8, 1929Stairs of Sand #All Talking
June 15, 1929The Wheel of LifeAll Talking
June 20, 1929ThunderboltAll Talking
June 29, 1929River of RomanceAll Talking
June 1929The Four FeathersSynchronized Score and Sound Effects.
July 6, 1929Divorce Made EasyAll Talking
July 13, 1929Dangerous CurvesAll Talking
July 1929Fashions in LoveAll Talking
August 3, 1929The Cocoanuts [1]All Talking
Hungarian RhapsodySynchronized Score and Sound Effects. German film, produced by ufa.
August 10, 1929The Mysterious Dr. Fu ManchuAll Talking
August 11, 1929The Greene Murder CaseAll Talking
August 16, 1929The Dance of LifeAll Talking. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
August 17, 1929Charming SinnersAll Talking
August 24, 1929The Soul of FranceSynchronized Score and Sound Effects
August 31, 1929The Silver KingAll Talking
September 13, 1929Jealousy #All Talking; presumed lost
September 14, 1929Fast Company #All Talking; Incomplete
September 21, 1929The Lady LiesAll Talking
IllusionAll Talking
September 28, 1929Woman TrapAll Talking
October 4, 1929Why Bring That Up?All Talking
October 6, 1929The Love DoctorAll Talking; Incomplete, Missing Sound Discs 2&4
October 12, 1929Welcome Danger[a]All Talking; produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation
October 25, 1929The Saturday Night KidAll Talking
October 26, 1929The Return of Sherlock HolmesAll Talking; Picture Survives, Sound is Lost
November 2, 1929SweetieAll Talking
November 9, 1929The VirginianAll Talking
November 16, 1929The MightyAll Talking
November 23, 1929Darkened RoomsAll Talking
November 30, 1929The Battle of ParisAll Talking
December 7, 1929Glorifying the American GirlAll Talking. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
December 13, 1929The Marriage PlaygroundAll Talking
December 14, 1929Half Way to HeavenAll Talking
December 21, 1929Pointed HeelsAll Talking. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
December 28, 1929The Laughing LadySynchronized Score and Sound Effects. Last silent feature film released by Paramount.
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  1. [a]
    Owned by the estate of Harold Lloyd, with distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
  2. [b]
    Owned by Warner Bros.

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