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List of Tiffany Pictures films

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This is a list of films produced or distributed by the American studio Tiffany Pictures between 1922 and 1933. Tiffany was one of the dominant independent companies during the early studio era, and its releases were popular with audiences.[1]

1920s

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Title Release Date Director Notes
Peacock Alley January 23, 1922 Robert Z. Leonard incomplete. Distributed by Metro Pictures
Fascination April 10, 1922 Robert Z. Leonard lost. Distributed by Metro Pictures
Broadway Rose September 25, 1922 Robert Z. Leonard extant. Distributed by Metro Pictures
The French Doll September 3, 1923 Robert Z. Leonard extant. Distributed by Metro Pictures
Fashion Row December 3, 1923 Robert Z. Leonard lost. Distributed by Metro Pictures
Jazzmania February 12, 1923 Robert Z. Leonard extant. Distributed by Metro Pictures
Mademoiselle Midnight April 14, 1924 Robert Z. Leonard extant. Distributed by Metro Pictures
Circe, the Enchantress October 6, 1924 Robert Z. Leonard extant. Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
The Sporting Chance June 21, 1925 Oscar Apfel lost
Souls for Sables September 14, 1925 James C. McKay extant
Borrowed Finery November 1, 1925 Oscar Apfel extant
Morals for Men November 16, 1925 Bernard H. Hyman extant
Pleasures of the Rich February 1, 1926 Louis J. Gasnier trailer survives
Out of the Storm April 10, 1926 Louis J. Gasnier lost
Morganson's Finish May 5, 1926 Fred Windemere extant
The Lodge in the Wilderness July 11, 1926 Henry McCarty extant
Lost at Sea September 1, 1926 Louis J. Gasnier lost
Fools of Fashion October 1, 1926 James C. McKay extant
College Days October 15, 1926 Richard Thorpe extant
That Model from Paris October 15, 1926 Louis J. Gasnier extant
Josselyn's Wife November 15, 1926 Richard Thorpe incomplete
Sin Cargo November 15, 1926 Louis J. Gasnier lost
Redheads Preferred December 1, 1926 Allen Dale incomplete
The First Night January 1, 1927 Richard Thorpe lost
One Hour of Love January 15, 1927 Robert Florey extant
Husband Hunters January 15, 1927 John G. Adolfi extant
Cheaters February 1, 1927 Oscar Apfel lost
The Broken Gate February 15, 1927 James C. McKay lost
The Princess from Hoboken March 1, 1927 Allen Dale extant
The Enchanted Island March 15, 1927 William G. Crosby lost
Backstage April 1, 1927 Phil Goldstone extant
The Beauty Shoppers April 15, 1927 Louis J. Gasnier extant
Snowbound May 1, 1927 Phil Goldstone extant
The Tired Business Man June 30, 1927 Allen Dale lost
Lightning July 15, 1927 James C. McKay lost
The Girl from Gay Paree September 15, 1927 Phil Goldstone extant
Women's Wares October 1, 1927 Arthur Gregor extant
Once and Forever October 15, 1927 Phil Goldstone incomplete. one reel missing
Night Life November 11, 1927 George Archainbaud lost
Wild Geese November 15, 1927 Phil Goldstone lost
The Haunted Ship December 1, 1927 Forrest Sheldon lost
Streets of Shanghai December 15, 1927 Louis J. Gasnier lost
A Woman Against the World January 1, 1928 George Archainbaud lost
Clothes Make the Woman January 4, 1928 Tom Terriss extant
The Devil's Skipper February 1, 1928 John G. Adolfi extant
Nameless Men February 12, 1928 Christy Cabanne lost
The Man in Hobbles February 20, 1928 George Archainbaud extant
Their Hour March 1, 1928 Alfred Raboch lost
The Tragedy of Youth March 1, 1928 George Archainbaud lost
Bachelor's Paradise March 15, 1928 George Archainbaud lost
The House of Scandal April 1, 1928 King Baggot lost
The Scarlet Dove April 15, 1928 Arthur Gregor extant
Ladies of the Night Club May 15, 1928 George Archainbaud lost
Stormy Waters June 1, 1928 Edgar Lewis lost
Green Grass Widows June 10, 1928 Alfred Raboch extant
Prowlers of the Sea June 20, 1928 John G. Adolfi extant
Lingerie July 1, 1928 George Melford extant
Beautiful But Dumb July 1, 1928 Elmer Clifton lost
The Grain of Dust July 10, 1928 George Archainbaud lost
The Albany Night Boat July 20, 1928 Alfred Raboch lost
Domestic Meddlers August 15, 1928 James Flood lost
The Toilers October 1, 1928 Reginald Barker extant
The Naughty Duchess October 10, 1928 Tom Terriss lost
The Power of Silence October 20, 1928 Wallace Worsley extant
The Cavalier November 1, 1928 Irvin Willat extant
Marriage by Contract November 9, 1928 James Flood extant
The Floating College November 10, 1928 George Crone lost
The Gun Runner November 20, 1928 Edgar Lewis lost
Tropical Nights December 10, 1928 Elmer Clifton extant
George Washington Cohen December 20, 1928 George Archainbaud extant
Broadway Fever January 1, 1929 Edward F. Cline incomplete
The Rainbow February 1, 1929 Reginald Barker extant
Lucky Boy February 2, 1929 Norman Taurog extant
The Spirit of Youth February 15, 1929 Walter Lang extant
The Devil's Apple Tree February 20, 1929 Elmer Clifton lost
Molly and Me March 1, 1929 Albert Ray incomplete. missing reel 7
My Lady's Past April 1, 1929 Albert Ray extant
The Voice Within April 15, 1929 George Archainbaud lost
Border Romance May 25, 1929 Richard Thorpe extant
New Orleans June 2, 1929 Reginald Barker extant
Two Men and a Maid June 10, 1929 George Archainbaud lost
Midstream July 29, 1929 James Flood incomplete
Whispering Winds September 5, 1929 James Flood lost
Mister Antonio October 15, 1929 James Flood extant
Woman to Woman November 1, 1929 Victor Saville Co-produced with Gainsborough Pictures
Painted Faces November 20, 1929 Albert S. Rogell fragment
The Lost Zeppelin December 20, 1929 Edward Sloman extant

1930s

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Title Release Date Director Notes
Party Girl January 1, 1930 Victor Halperin
Peacock Alley January 10, 1930 Marcel de Sano
Troopers Three February 23, 1930 Norman Taurog
Mamba March 10, 1930 Albert S. Rogell
The Swellhead March 20, 1930 James Flood
Journey's End April 14, 1930 James Whale Co-produced with Gainsborough Pictures
Sunny Skies May 18, 1930 Norman Taurog
Near the Rainbow's End June 10, 1930 J. P. McGowan
Hot Curves June 15, 1930 Norman Taurog
The Medicine Man June 15, 1930 Scott Pembroke
Kathleen Mavourneen June 20, 1930 Albert Ray
Paradise Island July 15, 1930 Bert Glennon
Oklahoma Cyclone August 8, 1930 John P. McCarthy
The Thoroughbred August 10, 1930 Richard Thorpe
Wings of Adventure August 10, 1930 Richard Thorpe
Borrowed Wives August 20, 1930 Frank R. Strayer
Under Montana Skies September 10, 1930 Richard Thorpe
Near the Trail's End September 20, 1930 Wallace Fox
The Love Trader September 25, 1930 Joseph Henabery
Extravagance October 10, 1930 Phil Rosen
The Land of Missing Men October 15, 1930 John P. McCarthy
Just Like Heaven October 22, 1930 Roy William Neill
Headin' North November 1, 1930 John P. McCarthy
The Utah Kid November 7, 1930 Richard Thorpe
The Third Alarm November 17, 1930 Emory Johnson
She Got What She Wanted December 18, 1930 James Cruze
Fighting Thru December 25, 1930 William Nigh
Command Performance January 19, 1931 Walter Lang
Caught Cheating January 31, 1931 Frank R. Strayer
The Sunrise Trail February 7, 1931 John P. McCarthy
The Single Sin February 23, 1931 William Nigh
The Drums of Jeopardy March 2, 1931 George B. Seitz
Aloha April 15, 1931 Albert S. Rogell
Hell Bound May 1, 1931 Walter Lang
Two Gun Man May 15, 1931 Phil Rosen
The Ridin' Fool May 31, 1931 John P. McCarthy
Salvation Nell July 1, 1931 James Cruze
Alias the Bad Man July 15, 1931 Phil Rosen
Women Go on Forever August 15, 1931 Walter Lang
Murder at Midnight September 1, 1931 Frank R. Strayer
Arizona Terror September 13, 1931 Phil Rosen
The Nevada Buckaroo September 27, 1931 John P. McCarthy
Near the Trail's End September 30, 1931 Wallace Fox
Branded Men October 1, 1931 Phil Rosen
Left Over Ladies October 1, 1931 Erle C. Kenton
Range Law October 11, 1931 Phil Rosen
Morals for Women October 25, 1931 Mort Blumenstock
The Pocatello Kid December 6, 1931 Phil Rosen
X Marks the Spot December 13, 1931 Erle C. Kenton
Sunset Trail February 7, 1932 B. Reeves Eason
Texas Gun Fighter February 14, 1932 Phil Rosen
Hell Fire Austin March 3, 1932 Forrest Sheldon
Hotel Continental March 7, 1932 Christy Cabanne
Whistlin' Dan March 20, 1932 Phil Rosen
Lena Rivers March 28, 1932 Phil Rosen
Strangers of the Evening May 15, 1932 H. Bruce Humberstone
The Man Called Back July 15, 1932 Robert Florey
The Death Kiss December 5, 1932 Edwin L. Marin

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Pitts p.405

Bibliography

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  • Michael R. Pitts. Poverty Row Studios, 1929-1940: An Illustrated History of 55 Independent Film Companies, with a Filmography for Each. McFarland & Company, 2005.
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