List of Paramount Pictures films (1930–1939)

The following is a list of films originally produced and/or distributed theatrically by Paramount Pictures and released in the 1930s.

1930

Release date	Title	Notes
January 4, 1930	Applause	All-Talking
January 11, 1930	The Kibitzer
January 11, 1930	Behind the Make-Up
January 18, 1930	The Love Parade	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture.
January 25, 1930	Seven Days' Leave	All-Talking
February 1, 1930	Burning Up
February 8, 1930	Street of Chance
February 15, 1930	Roadhouse Nights
February 22, 1930	Dangerous Paradise
February 22, 1930	Slightly Scarlet
March 8, 1930	Only the Brave
March 22, 1930	Men Are Like That
March 22, 1930	Sarah and Son
March 29, 1930	Honey
April 5, 1930	Young Eagles
April 12, 1930	The Benson Murder Case
April 19, 1930	The Light of Western Stars	All-Talking. Reissue title: Winning the West.
	Paramount on Parade	All-Talking. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
	The Vagabond King	Paramount's first 100% all-Technicolor (two-color process) all-talking picture.
April 26, 1930	Ladies Love Brutes	All-Talking
May 2, 1930	The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
May 3, 1930	The Big Pond
May 10, 1930	The Texan
May 17, 1930	Young Man of Manhattan
May 24, 1930	The Devil's Holiday
May 31, 1930	True to the Navy
June 7, 1930	Safety in Numbers
June 14, 1930	Shadow of the Law
June 21, 1930	The Social Lion
June 28, 1930	With Byrd at the South Pole	Music and narrator
June 28, 1930	The Border Legion	All-Talking
July 5, 1930	Dangerous Nan McGrew
July 12, 1930	A Man from Wyoming
July 19, 1930	Love Among the Millionaires
July 26, 1930	The Sap from Syracuse
July 26, 1930	For the Defense
August 2, 1930	Anybody's War	All-Talking
August 2, 1930	The Silent Enemy	Talking sequence, music score and sound effects
August 9, 1930	Manslaughter	All-Talking
August 16, 1930	Let's Go Native
August 23, 1930	Queen High
August 23, 1930	Grumpy
August 30, 1930	Anybody's Woman
September 6, 1930	Animal Crackers
September 13, 1930	The Sea God
September 20, 1930	The Spoilers
September 27, 1930	The Santa Fe Trail
September 27, 1930	Follow Thru	All-Talking. Filmed in two-color Technicolor.
October 4, 1930	Monte Carlo	All-Talking
October 11, 1930	Heads Up
October 18, 1930	Playboy of Paris
October 18, 1930	Her Wedding Night
October 25, 1930	Laughter
November 1, 1930	The Virtuous Sin
November 8, 1930	Fast and Loose
November 8, 1930	Feet First^[a]	All-Talking. Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation.
November 15, 1930	Tom Sawyer	All-Talking. Based on The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.
November 22, 1930	Derelict	All-Talking
November 29, 1930	Sea Legs
December 6, 1930	Only Saps Work
December 6, 1930	Morocco	All-Talking. Adapted from the novel Amy Jolly by Benno Vigny
December 13, 1930	Follow the Leader	All-Talking
December 20, 1930	Along Came Youth	All-Talking. Suggested by the novel Molinoff by Maurice Bedel.
December 27, 1930	The Right to Love	All-Talking

1931

Release date	Title	Notes
January 3, 1931	The Blue Angel^[b]	All-Talking. A Paramount-Ufa co-production; English-language version
January 17, 1931	The Gang Buster	All-Talking
January 24, 1931	No Limit
January 31, 1931	Scandal Sheet
January 31, 1931	The Royal Family of Broadway
February 14, 1931	Fighting Caravans	All-Talking. Reissue title: Blazing Arrows. Remade as Wagon Wheels (1934).
February 21, 1931	Stolen Heaven	All-Talking
February 28, 1931	Finn and Hattie
February 28, 1931	It Pays to Advertise
March 7, 1931	The Conquering Horde
March 7, 1931	Rango
March 14, 1931	Unfaithful
March 21, 1931	Honor Among Lovers
March 21, 1931	June Moon
March 28, 1931	Man of the World
April 4, 1931	Dishonored
April 18, 1931	City Streets
April 25, 1931	Skippy	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture. Based on the comic strip Skippy by Percy Crosby. Followed by Sooky, released in December.
April 25, 1931	Gun Smoke	All-Talking
May 2, 1931	Tarnished Lady
May 9, 1931	Ladies' Man
May 16, 1931	Dude Ranch
May 23, 1931	Kick In
May 30, 1931	The Vice Squad
May 30, 1931	Up Pops the Devil
June 6, 1931	The Lawyer's Secret
June 20, 1931	I Take This Woman
June 27, 1931	Forbidden Adventure
June 27, 1931	The Girl Habit
July 4, 1931	Women Love Once
July 11, 1931	Confessions of a Co-Ed
July 18, 1931	The Night Angel
July 25, 1931	The Magnificent Lie
	The Secret Call
	Honeymoon Lane
	The House That Shadows Built	Promotional film
August 1, 1931	The Smiling Lieutenant	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture.
August 1, 1931	Tabu: A Story of the South Seas	Music score and sound effects
August 8, 1931	Murder by the Clock	All-Talking
August 8, 1931	Caught	All-Talking
August 15, 1931	Huckleberry Finn	All-Talking. Based on The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.
August 22, 1931	An American Tragedy	All-Talking. Based on the novel by Theodore Dreiser.
August 29, 1931	Silence	All-Talking
September 5, 1931	Secrets of a Secretary
September 5, 1931	Daughter of the Dragon
September 12, 1931	Personal Maid
September 19, 1931	Monkey Business
September 26, 1931	The Road to Reno
October 3, 1931	My Sin
October 3, 1931	The Mad Parade
October 10, 1931	24 Hours
October 24, 1931	The Beloved Bachelor
November 7, 1931	Once a Lady
November 7, 1931	Girls About Town
November 14, 1931	Rich Man's Folly
November 14, 1931	Touchdown
November 21, 1931	His Woman
November 28, 1931	The Cheat
December 5, 1931	The False Madonna
December 12, 1931	Working Girls
December 19, 1931	Husband's Holiday
December 26, 1931	Sooky	All-Talking. Sequel to Skippy (1931).
December 26, 1931	Ladies of the Big House	All-Talking

1932

Release date	Title	Notes
January 3, 1932	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde^[c]	All-Talking. Based on The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson.
January 9, 1932	This Reckless Age	All-Talking
January 16, 1932	Two Kinds of Women
January 23, 1932	Broken Lullaby
January 30, 1932	No One Man
February 5, 1932	Tomorrow and Tomorrow
February 12, 1932	Shanghai Express	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
February 19, 1932	Wayward	All-Talking
March 4, 1932	Strangers in Love
March 11, 1932	Dancers in the Dark
March 18, 1932	The Wiser Sex
March 25, 1932	One Hour with You	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture'
March 25, 1932	The Broken Wing	All-Talking
April 1, 1932	The Miracle Man
April 8, 1932	This Is the Night
April 15, 1932	The Misleading Lady
April 22, 1932	The World and the Flesh
April 29, 1932	Sky Bride
May 6, 1932	The Strange Case of Clara Deane
May 13, 1932	Sinners in the Sun
May 20, 1932	Reserved for Ladies
May 27, 1932	Forgotten Commandments
June 10, 1932	Merrily We Go to Hell
June 17, 1932	Thunder Below
July 1, 1932	Make Me a Star
July 1, 1932	The Man from Yesterday
July 8, 1932	Million Dollar Legs
July 15, 1932	Lady and Gent
July 22, 1932	Madame Racketeer
July 29, 1932	The Vanishing Frontier
August 5, 1932	Guilty as Hell	All-Talking
August 12, 1932	Devil and the Deep
August 19, 1932	Horse Feathers
August 26, 1932	Love Me Tonight
September 9, 1932	70,000 Witnesses
September 16, 1932	Blonde Venus
September 23, 1932	Movie Crazy^[a]	All-Talking. Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation.
September 23, 1932	The Night of June 13	All-Talking
September 30, 1932	Heritage of the Desert	All-Talking. Reissue title: When the West Was Young.
October 7, 1932	Madison Square Garden	All-Talking
October 7, 1932	The Phantom President
October 14, 1932	Night After Night
October 14, 1932	The Big Broadcast
October 28, 1932	Hot Saturday
October 30, 1932	Trouble in Paradise
November 12, 1932	Evenings for Sale
November 18, 1932	If I Had a Million
November 25, 1932	Wild Horse Mesa
December 2, 1932	Under-Cover Man
December 9, 1932	A Farewell to Arms^[d]	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture. Based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway
December 9, 1932	The Devil Is Driving	All-Talking
December 30, 1932	Madame Butterfly
December 30, 1932	No Man of Her Own

1933

Release date	Title	Notes
January 6, 1933	The Billion Dollar Scandal
January 13, 1933	Island of Lost Souls
January 13, 1933	Tonight Is Ours
January 20, 1933	The Mysterious Rider	All-Talking. Reissue title: The Fighting Phantom
January 27, 1933	She Done Him Wrong	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
February 3, 1933	Luxury Liner	All-Talking
February 10, 1933	The Sign of the Cross
February 17, 1933	The Woman Accused
February 17, 1933	Hello, Everybody!
February 24, 1933	From Hell to Heaven
February 24, 1933	Crime of the Century
March 2, 1933	He Learned About Women
March 3, 1933	A Lady's Profession
March 10, 1933	King of the Jungle
March 17, 1933	Strictly Personal
March 24, 1933	Pick Up
March 31, 1933	Murders in the Zoo
March 31, 1933	M^[e]	All-Talking. U.S. distribution only, produced in Germany by Nero-Film A.G.
April 7, 1933	Under the Tonto Rim	All-Talking
April 14, 1933	Terror Aboard
April 21, 1933	A Bedtime Story
April 28, 1933	Song of the Eagle
May 6, 1933	The Eagle and the Hawk
May 6, 1933	The Story of Temple Drake^[f]	distribution only
May 12, 1933	Supernatural	All-Talking
May 26, 1933	Sunset Pass
May 26, 1933	The Girl in 419
June 2, 1933	International House
June 9, 1933	I Love That Man
June 16, 1933	Jennie Gerhardt
June 23, 1933	Gambling Ship
June 23, 1933	College Humor
July 7, 1933	Disgraced!
July 14, 1933	Mama Loves Papa
July 14, 1933	Man of the Forest	All-Talking. Reissue title: Challenge of the Frontier.
July 21, 1933	Her Bodyguard	All-Talking
July 28, 1933	Midnight Club	All-Talking
August 4, 1933	Three-Cornered Moon	All-Talking
August 11, 1933	The Song of Songs
August 25, 1933	Big Executive
August 25, 1933	This Day and Age
September 1, 1933	One Sunday Afternoon
September 8, 1933	Torch Singer
September 15, 1933	Too Much Harmony
September 15, 1933	To the Last Man	All-Talking. Reissue title: Law of Vengeance.
September 22, 1933	Golden Harvest	All-Talking
October 6, 1933	I'm No Angel
October 13, 1933	Tillie and Gus
October 20, 1933	The Way to Love
October 27, 1933	Hell and High Water
October 27, 1933	Take a Chance
November 10, 1933	White Woman
November 17, 1933	Duck Soup
November 17, 1933	Cradle Song
November 24, 1933	The Thundering Herd	All-Talking. Reissue title: Buffalo Stampede.
November 24, 1933	Sitting Pretty	All-Talking
December 1, 1933	Lone Cowboy
December 8, 1933	Girl Without a Room
December 22, 1933	Alice in Wonderland	All-Talking. Based on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll.
December 29, 1933	Design for Living	All-Talking

1934

Release date	Title	Notes
January 5, 1934	Eight Girls in a Boat
January 12, 1934	His Double Life
January 12, 1934	Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen
January 19, 1934	All of Me	All-Talking. Based on the play Chrysalis by Rose Albert Porter.
January 26, 1934	The Last Round-Up	All-Talking
January 26, 1934	Four Frightened People
February 2, 1934	Search for Beauty
February 9, 1934	Six of a Kind
February 16, 1934	Good Dame
February 23, 1934	Bolero
February 23, 1934	No More Women
March 9, 1934	She Made Her Bed
March 16, 1934	Wharf Angel
March 23, 1934	Come On Marines!
March 30, 1934	Death Takes a Holiday
April 6, 1934	You're Telling Me!
April 13, 1934	The Trumpet Blows
April 20, 1934	Melody in Spring
April 27, 1934	We're Not Dressing
April 27, 1934	The Witching Hour
May 4, 1934	Double Door
May 11, 1934	Private Scandal
May 18, 1934	Thirty-Day Princess
May 25, 1934	Murder at the Vanities
June 1, 1934	Little Miss Marker
June 8, 1934	Many Happy Returns
June 15, 1934	The Great Flirtation
June 22, 1934	Here Comes the Groom
June 29, 1934	Shoot the Works
July 6, 1934	Kiss and Make-Up
July 13, 1934	The Old Fashioned Way
July 20, 1934	The Notorious Sophie Lang	All-Talking. Followed by two sequels, The Return of Sophie Lang (1936) and Sophie Lang Goes West (1937).
July 27, 1934	Elmer and Elsie	All-Talking
August 3, 1934	Ladies Should Listen	All-Talking
August 17, 1934	Crime Without Passion
August 31, 1934	She Loves Me Not
August 31, 1934	Now and Forever
September 7, 1934	The Scarlet Empress
September 14, 1934	You Belong to Me
September 14, 1934	Wagon Wheels	All-Talking. Reissue title: Caravans West. Remake of Fighting Caravans (1931).
September 21, 1934	Belle of the Nineties	All-Talking
September 28, 1934	The Lemon Drop Kid
September 28, 1934	The Pursuit of Happiness
October 5, 1934	Cleopatra	All-Talking. Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
October 12, 1934	Ready for Love	All-Talking
October 19, 1934	Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
October 26, 1934	Menace
November 2, 1934	Enter Madame
November 9, 1934	Limehouse Blues
November 23, 1934	College Rhythm
November 30, 1934	It's a Gift
December 7, 1934	Behold My Wife!
December 14, 1934	Father Brown, Detective	All-Talking. Based on "The Blue Cross," by G. K. Chesterton.
December 14, 1934	One Hour Late	All-Talking
December 21, 1934	Home on the Range
December 28, 1934	Here Is My Heart

1935

Release date	Title	Notes
January 11, 1935	The President Vanishes
January 18, 1935	The Lives of a Bengal Lancer	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
January 25, 1935	The Gilded Lily
February 1, 1935	Wings in the Dark
February 8, 1935	Rocky Mountain Mystery	Reissue title: The Fighting Westerner.
February 15, 1935	Rumba
February 22, 1935	All the King's Horses	Based on play by Lawrence Clark and Max Giersberg and by Frederick Herendeen and Edward Horan.
March 1, 1935	Car 99
March 8, 1935	Ruggles of Red Gap	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
March 15, 1935	Love in Bloom
March 22, 1935	Mississippi
March 29, 1935	McFadden's Flats
April 12, 1935	Hold ‘Em Yale
April 19, 1935	Four Hours to Kill!
April 19, 1935	Private Worlds
April 26, 1935	Stolen Harmony
May 3, 1935	The Devil Is a Woman
May 10, 1935	Once in a Blue Moon
May 17, 1935	Goin' to Town
May 24, 1935	People Will Talk
May 31, 1935	The Glass Key
June 7, 1935	The Scoundrel
June 21, 1935	College Scandal
June 28, 1935	Men Without Names
July 5, 1935	Paris in Spring
July 19, 1935	Shanghai
July 26, 1935	Man on the Flying Trapeze
July 26, 1935	Smart Girl
August 2, 1935	Every Night at Eight
August 9, 1935	This Woman Is Mine	Original British title: 18 Minutes.
August 16, 1935	Without Regret
August 23, 1935	Hop-a-Long Cassidy	First film in Paramount's Hopalong Cassidy series. Reissued by Screen Guild Productions in 1946 as Hopalong Cassidy Enters.
August 23, 1935	Accent on Youth
August 30, 1935	Here Comes Cookie
September 6, 1935	Annapolis Farewell
September 13, 1935	Two for Tonight
September 20, 1935	The Big Broadcast of 1936
September 20, 1935	Wanderer of the Wasteland
September 27, 1935	The Virginia Judge
October 4, 1935	Little America
October 4, 1935	Two-Fisted
October 4, 1935	It's a Great Life
October 11, 1935	The Last Outpost
October 18, 1935	Hands Across the Table
October 25, 1935	The Crusades
October 25, 1935	The Eagle's Brood
October 25, 1935	Wings Over Ethiopia	Swiss documentary about the African country Ethiopia. Intended as a travelogue, the film was picked up by Paramount due to the outbreak of the Second Italo-Ethiopian War in October 1935.
November 1, 1935	Ship Cafe
November 8, 1935	Peter Ibbetson
November 15, 1935	Mary Burns, Fugitive
November 22, 1935	So Red the Rose
November 29, 1935	Coronado
November 29, 1935	Nevada
December 13, 1935	Bar 20 Rides Again
December 13, 1935	Millions in the Air
December 20, 1935	Scrooge	Based on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
December 27, 1935	Collegiate

1936

Release date	Title	Notes
January 3, 1936	The Bride Comes Home
January 10, 1936	Rose of the Rancho
January 17, 1936	Her Master's Voice
January 17, 1936	Soak the Rich
January 24, 1936	Anything Goes
January 31, 1936	Timothy's Quest
February 7, 1936	The Milky Way
February 14, 1936	Drift Fence	Reissue title: Texas Desperadoes.
February 14, 1936	Woman Trap
February 21, 1936	Klondike Annie
February 28, 1936	Desire
February 28, 1936	The Preview Murder Mystery
March 6, 1936	Call of the Prairie
March 6, 1936	Give Us This Night
March 13, 1936	F-Man
March 13, 1936	The Trail of the Lonesome Pine	Paramount's first feature filmed in the three-strip Technicolor process and said to be the first Technicolor feature shot on location.
March 20, 1936	Too Many Parents
March 27, 1936	Desert Gold	Reissue title: Desert Storm.
March 27, 1936	13 Hours by Air
April 3, 1936	Big Brown Eyes
April 10, 1936	The Moon's Our Home
April 17, 1936	The Sky Parade
April 17, 1936	Till We Meet Again
April 24, 1936	Three on the Trail
May 1, 1936	Florida Special
May 8, 1936	The Case Against Mrs. Ames
May 15, 1936	Fatal Lady
May 15, 1936	Forgotten Faces	Presumed lost
May 22, 1936	The Princess Comes Across
May 29, 1936	Border Flight
June 5, 1936	Early to Bed
June 5, 1936	Palm Springs
June 12, 1936	Girl of the Ozarks
June 19, 1936	And Sudden Death
June 19, 1936	Poppy
June 26, 1936	The Arizona Raiders	Reissue title: Bad Men of Arizona
June 26, 1936	Three Cheers for Love
July 3, 1936	The Return of Sophie Lang	Sequel to 1934's The Notorious Sophie Lang. Followed by Sophie Lang Goes West in 1937.
July 10, 1936	Spendthrift
July 24, 1936	Heart of the West
July 24, 1936	Yours for the Asking
July 31, 1936	Rhythm on the Range
July 31, 1936	A Son Comes Home
August 7, 1936	My American Wife
August 14, 1936	I'd Give My Life
August 21, 1936	Hollywood Boulevard
August 28, 1936	Straight from the Shoulder
August 28, 1936	The Texas Rangers
September 2, 1936	The General Died at Dawn
September 4, 1936	Lady Be Careful
September 11, 1936	Three Married Men
September 18, 1936	Wives Never Know
September 25, 1936	Murder with Pictures
October 2, 1936	Valiant Is the Word for Carrie
October 6, 1936	The Big Broadcast of 1937
October 9, 1936	Wedding Present
October 16, 1936	Hopalong Cassidy Returns
October 23, 1936	The Accusing Finger
October 30, 1936	Rose Bowl
November 6, 1936	Along Came Love
November 3, 1936	Easy to Take
November 13, 1936	Go West, Young Man
November 20, 1936	Hideaway Girl
November 27, 1936	The Jungle Princess
December 4, 1936	Arizona Mahoney	Reissue title: Arizona Thunderbolt
December 11, 1936	Trail Dust
December 13, 1936	Let's Make a Million
December 18, 1936	Mind Your Own Business
December 25, 1936	College Holiday

1937

Release date	Title	Notes
January 1, 1937	The Plainsman
January 22, 1937	Bulldog Drummond Escapes	The first in Paramount's series of eight Bulldog Drummond films, released between 1937 and 1939.
January 22, 1937	A Doctor's Diary
January 29, 1937	Champagne Waltz
February 5, 1937	Outcast
February 12, 1937	Clarence
February 19, 1937	Maid of Salem
February 26, 1937	Borderland
February 26, 1937	John Meade's Woman
March 5, 1937	Murder Goes to College	Followed by Partners in Crime, released in October.
March 12, 1937	The Crime Nobody Saw
March 12, 1937	Swing High, Swing Low
March 19, 1937	Her Husband Lies
March 26, 1937	Waikiki Wedding
April 2, 1937	The Girl from Scotland Yard
April 9, 1937	Internes Can't Take Money	The first Dr. Kildare film and the only one made by Paramount. The series was continued by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1940.
April 16, 1937	Hills of Old Wyoming
April 23, 1937	King of Gamblers
April 30, 1937	Make Way for Tomorrow
May 14, 1937	Turn Off the Moon
May 21, 1937	Night of Mystery
May 28, 1937	I Met Him in Paris
June 4, 1937	Hotel Haywire
June 11, 1937	The Last Train from Madrid
June 18, 1937	Mountain Music
June 25, 1937	The Great Gambini
June 25, 1937	North of the Rio Grande
July 2, 1937	Forlorn River	Reissue title: River of Destiny.
July 2, 1937	Midnight Madonna
July 9, 1937	Wild Money
July 16, 1937	Easy Living
July 23, 1937	Rustlers' Valley
July 30, 1937	Exclusive
August 6, 1937	Blonde Trouble
August 13, 1937	Artists and Models
August 20, 1937	She's No Lady
August 20, 1937	Hopalong Rides Again
August 27, 1937	On Such a Night
September 3, 1937	Souls at Sea
September 10, 1937	She Asked for It
September 10, 1937	Sophie Lang Goes West	Paramount's third and last Sophie Lang film, following The Notorious Sophie Lang (1934) and The Return of Sophie Lang (1936)
September 17, 1937	Double or Nothing
September 24, 1937	Bulldog Drummond Comes Back	The second film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
October 1, 1937	High, Wide, and Handsome
October 8, 1937	Partners in Crime	Sequel to Murder Goes to College, (1937).
October 15, 1937	This Way Please
October 22, 1937	Thunder Trail	Reissue title: Thunder Pass.
October 29, 1937	Angel
November 5, 1937	Hold 'Em Navy
November 12, 1937	The Barrier
November 19, 1937	Blossoms on Broadway
November 19, 1937	Night Club Scandal
November 26, 1937	Ebb Tide
November 26, 1937	Texas Trail
December 3, 1937	Love on Toast
December 10, 1937	Born to the West	Reissue title: Hell Town
December 17, 1937	Daughter of Shanghai
December 24, 1937	True Confession
December 31, 1937	Wells Fargo

1938

Release date	Title	Notes
January 7, 1938	Bulldog Drummond's Revenge	The third film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
January 14, 1938	Every Day's a Holiday
January 21, 1938	Thrill of a Lifetime
January 28, 1938	Partners of the Plains
February 4, 1938	The Buccaneer^[b]
February 11, 1938	Scandal Street
February 11, 1938	The Big Broadcast of 1938
February 25, 1938	Cassidy of Bar 20
March 11, 1938	Dangerous to Know
March 18, 1938	Bulldog Drummond's Peril	The fourth film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
March 25, 1938	Bluebeard's Eighth Wife
April 1, 1938	Tip-Off Girls
April 14, 1938	Romance in the Dark
April 15, 1938	Her Jungle Love
April 22, 1938	Heart of Arizona	The seventeenth Hopalong Cassidy film
April 29, 1938	College Swing
May 6, 1938	Doctor Rhythm
May 13, 1938	Stolen Heaven
May 20, 1938	Cocoanut Grove
May 27, 1938	Hunted Men
June 10, 1938	You and Me
June 17, 1938	Prison Farm
June 24, 1938	Bar 20 Justice	The eighteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
July 8, 1938	Pride of the West	The nineteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
July 22, 1938	Booloo
July 22, 1938	Tropic Holiday
July 29, 1938	Professor Beware	Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation.
August 5, 1938	Bulldog Drummond in Africa	The fifth film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
August 12, 1938	The Texans
August 19, 1938	Give Me a Sailor
August 26, 1938	Spawn of the North
September 2, 1938	Sing You Sinners
September 9, 1938	In Old Mexico	The twentieth Hopalong Cassidy film
September 16, 1938	Sons of the Legion
September 23, 1938	Campus Confessions
September 30, 1938	King of Alcatraz
October 7, 1938	Touchdown, Army
October 14, 1938	The Arkansas Traveler
October 21, 1938	The Mysterious Rider	Reissue title: Mark of the Avenger.
October 28, 1938	Men with Wings
November 4, 1938	Illegal Traffic
November 11, 1938	If I Were King
November 18, 1938	Thanks for the Memory
November 25, 1938	Arrest Bulldog Drummond	The sixth film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
November 25, 1938	Say It in French
December 2, 1938	Little Orphan Annie^[g]	Based on the comic strip Little Orphan Annie, by Harold Gray
December 9, 1938	Ride a Crooked Mile
December 16, 1938	The Frontiersmen
December 23, 1938	Tom Sawyer, Detective	Based on the novel, by Mark Twain.
December 30, 1938	Artists and Models Abroad

1939

Release date	Title	Notes
January 6, 1939	Disbarred
January 14, 1939	Zaza
January 20, 1939	Ambush
January 27, 1939	Paris Honeymoon
January 27, 1939	Boy Trouble	Followed by Night Work, released in August.
February 3, 1939	St. Louis Blues
February 10, 1939	Persons in Hiding
February 10, 1939	...One Third of a Nation...	Based on the play presented by the Federal Theatre Project
February 24, 1939	Sunset Trail	The twenty-second Hopalong Cassidy film
March 3, 1939	Cafe Society
March 10, 1939	The Beachcomber	Original British title: Vessel of Wrath
March 17, 1939	King of Chinatown
March 24, 1939	Midnight
March 31, 1939	Silver on the Sage	The twenty-third Hopalong Cassidy film
March 31, 1939	Sudden Money
April 7, 1939	I'm from Missouri
April 14, 1939	Bulldog Drummond's Secret Police	The seventh film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
April 14, 1939	Never Say Die
April 21, 1939	Back Door to Heaven
April 28, 1939	The Lady's from Kentucky
May 5, 1939	Union Pacific
May 12, 1939	Hotel Imperial
May 19, 1939	Some Like It Hot	reissue title: Rhythm Romance.
May 26, 1939	Stolen Life	remade by Warner Bros. as A Stolen Life (1946).
May 26, 1939	Unmarried
June 2, 1939	The Gracie Allen Murder Case	based on the novel by S. S. Van Dine.
June 9, 1939	Undercover Doctor
June 16, 1939	Invitation to Happiness
June 23, 1939	Grand Jury Secrets
June 23, 1939	Heritage of the Desert	reissue title: Heritage of the Plains.
June 30, 1939	Bulldog Drummond's Bride	The eighth and last film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
July 7, 1939	Man About Town
July 14, 1939	Million Dollar Legs
July 21, 1939	The Magnificent Fraud
July 24, 1939	Beau Geste
July 25, 1939	Renegade Trail	The twenty-fourth Hopalong Cassidy film
August 4, 1939	Night Work	sequel to Boy Trouble (1939).
August 11, 1939	Our Leading Citizen
August 16, 1939	Island of Lost Men
August 18, 1939	This Man Is News	Sequel to this British comedy, This Man in Paris, was released by Paramount in Great Britain in 1939, but did not receive American distribution until it appeared through Monogram in 1942 as Shadows of the Underworld.
August 25, 1939	The Star Maker
September 1, 1939	Death of a Champion
September 8, 1939	Range War	The twenty-fifth Hopalong Cassidy film
September 22, 1939	$1,000 a Touchdown
September 29, 1939	Honeymoon in Bali
October 6, 1939	What a Life	The first of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies
October 13, 1939	Jamaica Inn^[h]	U.S. distribution only, produced by Mayflower Productions
October 20, 1939	Television Spy
October 27, 1939	Disputed Passage
November 3, 1939	Law of the Pampas	The twenty-sixth Hopalong Cassidy film
November 10, 1939	The Cat and the Canary
November 17, 1939	Rulers of the Sea
November 24, 1939	Our Neighbors – The Carters
December 1, 1939	The Night of Nights
December 8, 1939	The Llano Kid
December 15, 1939	All Women Have Secrets
December 22, 1939	Gulliver's Travels^[b]	The first animated feature film from Fleischer Studios. Based on the novel by Jonathan Swift
December 29, 1939	The Great Victor Herbert

Notes

^ ^a ^b Owned by the estate of Harold Lloyd, with distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
^ ^a ^b ^c Retained by Paramount
^ Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment)
^ Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.) in North America and Universal Pictures (via EMKA, Ltd.) internationally
^ Owned by Atlantic-Film S.A., with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
^ Owned by Disney (via 20th Century Studios)
^ Owned by Sony Pictures (via Columbia Pictures)
^ Owned by Cohen Media Group

References

External links

Paramount Pictures Complete Library

[Lloyd-1] Owned by the estate of Harold Lloyd, with distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[Paramount-2] Retained by Paramount

[3] Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment)

[4] Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.) in North America and Universal Pictures (via EMKA, Ltd.) internationally

[5] Owned by Atlantic-Film S.A., with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[6] Owned by Disney (via 20th Century Studios)

[7] Owned by Sony Pictures (via Columbia Pictures)

[8] Owned by Cohen Media Group

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