List of Warner Bros. films (1918–1929)

This is a list of films produced, co-produced, and/or distributed by Warner Bros. and also its subsidiary First National Pictures for the years 1918–1929. From 1928 to 1936, films by First National continued to be credited solely to "First National Pictures". This list does not include third-party films or films Warner gained the rights to as a result of mergers or acquisitions.

## Key

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(Lost) | Considered to be a lost film.

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## 1910s

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### 1918

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March 10, 1918 | My Four Years in Germany | Warner's first film
December 25, 1918 | Kaiser's Finish (Lost) |

### 1919

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May 24, 1919 | Open Your Eyes |
June 1, 1919 | Beware! |
November 30, 1919 | Speed (Lost) | Short Subject

## 1920s

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### 1920

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January 1, 1920 | The Lost City | Extant In Incomplete Form Only
April 2, 1920 | Parted Curtains (Lost) |

### 1921

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July 16, 1921 | Miracles of the Jungle (Lost) |
August 8, 1921 | School Days | Extant at George Eastman House and UCLA
Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $133,000.
Highest grossing film to date with worldwide rentals of $578,000.[1]
September 4, 1921 | Why Girls Leave Home (Lost) |
December 25, 1921 | Ashamed of Parents (Lost) |

### 1922

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March 26, 1922 | Your Best Friend (Lost) |
September 24, 1922 | Rags to Riches (Lost) |
November 1, 1922 | A Dangerous Adventure (Lost) | Incomplete. Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $175,000[1]
December 10, 1922 | The Beautiful and Damned (Lost) |
December 24, 1922 | Heroes of the Street |

### 1923

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March 4, 1923 | Brass |
March 15, 1923 | The Tie That Binds (Lost) |
March 29, 1923 | Little Church Around the Corner |
April 25, 1923 | Main Street (Lost) | First film to be released after the formal setup of the studio on April 4, 1923
July 1, 1923 | Where the North Begins |
August 19, 1923 | Little Johnny Jones (Lost) |
August 21, 1923 | The Printer's Devil (Lost) |
September 22, 1923 | The Gold Diggers | Extant In Incomplete Form
Reels 2, 3 & part of reel 6 remain missing.
November 4, 1923 | The Country Kid |
December 8, 1923 | Lucretia Lombard | Incomplete (Reel 2 Damaged)
December 9, 1923 | Tiger Rose | Abridged/Incomplete
Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $436,000[1]

### 1924

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January 12, 1924 | Conductor 1492 |
February 2, 1924 | George Washington Jr. (Lost) |
February 9, 1924 | Daddies |
February 10, 1924 | The Marriage Circle |
March 30, 1924 | Beau Brummel |
May 1, 1924 | How to Educate a Wife (Lost) |
May 31, 1924 | Broadway After Dark (Lost) | Distributed Only
June 15, 1924 | Babbitt (Lost) |
July 1, 1924 | Being Respectable (Lost) |
July 24, 1924 | Her Marriage Vow | Extant at Filmarchiv Austria
August 1, 1924 | Cornered (Lost) |
August 10, 1924 | Lover's Lane (Lost) |
August 25, 1924 | The Tenth Woman (Lost) |
September 1, 1924 | Find Your Man |
October 19, 1924 | Three Women |
November 1, 1924 | The Age of Innocence (Lost) |
November 2, 1924 | This Woman | unclear status
November 16, 1924 | The Lover of Camille | Extant at Film Archive Austria, Wien
November 26, 1924 | The Dark Swan (Lost) |
December 1, 1924 | The Lighthouse by the Sea | Extant with many archival holdings
December 18, 1924 | A Lost Lady (Lost) |

### 1925

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January 1, 1925 | The Bridge of Sighs | Extant at Archives Du Film Du CNC, Bois d'Arcy
January 11, 1925 | The Narrow Street (Lost) | Incomplete
March 15, 1925 | On Thin Ice (Lost) |
March 29, 1925 | A Broadway Butterfly (Lost) |
April 26, 1925 | Recompense (Lost) |
May 16, 1925 | My Wife and I (Lost) |
June 7, 1925 | The Man Without a Conscience | Extant at Danish Film Institute, Copenhagen
July 6, 1925 | Eve's Lover (Lost) |
July 13, 1925 | Tracked in the Snow Country | Extant at Cinemateket-Svenska Film institutet, Stockholm
July 25, 1925 | How Baxter Butted In (Lost) |
August 1, 1925 | Kiss Me Again (Lost) |
August 6, 1925 | The Woman Hater | Extant at Archives Du Film Du CNC, Bois d'Arcy
September 5, 1925 | The Limited Mail | Extant with several archival holdings
September 12, 1925 | The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted (Lost) |
September 19, 1925 | His Majesty, Bunker Bean | Extant in Incomplete/Abridged Version at UCLA
September 26, 1925 | Below the Line | Extant in Incomplete/Abridged Version
October 11, 1925 | The Man on the Box | Extant at George Eastman and UCLA Film and Television Archive
October 24, 1925 | Compromise (Lost) |
October 25, 1925 | Bobbed Hair | Extant at Filmoteca de Catalunya, Barcelona
October 31, 1925 | Red Hot Tires | Extant at Library of Congress
November 7, 1925 | Seven Sinners |
November 14, 1925 | Satan in Sables | Extant at Museum of Modern Art, New York City
November 21, 1925 | Rose of the World (Lost) |
November 28, 1925 | The Clash of the Wolves | Extant with several archival holdings
Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2004
December 5, 1925 | Three Weeks in Paris (Lost) |
December 12, 1925 | Hogan's Alley | Extant in an Incomplete/Abridged Print
December 19, 1925 | Pleasure Buyers | Extant at Museum of Modern Art, New York City
December 26, 1925 | Lady Windermere's Fan | Extant with many archival holdings
Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2002

### 1926

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January 8, 1926 | The Fighting Edge (Lost) |
January 15, 1926 | His Jazz Bride (Lost) |
The Sea Beast | Extant in many archival copies.
Warners' most expensive film to date ($503,000).
The highest grossing film to date with worldwide rentals of $938,000.[1]
January 22, 1926 | The Man Upstairs (Lost) |
January 30, 1926 | The Golden Cocoon (Lost) |
February 6, 1926 | The Caveman | survives, incomplete with only one reel missing
February 13, 1926 | The Love Toy (Lost) |
February 20, 1926 | Bride of the Storm (Lost) |
February 27, 1926 | The Night Cry | Extant in many archival copies[2]
March 1, 1926 | Why Girls Go Back Home (Lost) |
March 6, 1926 | The Little Irish Girl (Lost) |
March 7, 1926 | Oh! What a Nurse! | Extant in many archival copies[3]
March 13, 1926 | The Gilded Highway (Lost) |
March 17, 1926 | Other Women's Husbands (Lost) |
March 20, 1926 | The Sap (Lost) |
May 1, 1926 | Hell-Bent for Heaven (Lost) |
May 14, 1926 | Silken Shackles (Lost) |
May 15, 1926 | The Social Highwayman | Extant at Cineteca Italiana, Milan, Italy
June 19, 1926 | Footloose Widows | Extant at Library of Congress
July 10, 1926 | The Passionate Quest | Extant at Library of Congress and Filmmuseum Nederland (EYE Institut)
July 24, 1926 | A Hero of the Big Snows | Extant in many archival copies
July 31, 1926 | So This Is Paris |
August 6, 1926 | Don Juan | Synchronized sound film
Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $546,000.
The highest grossing film to date surpassing with worldwide rentals of $1,693,000.[1]
August 14, 1926 | Broken Hearts of Hollywood | Synchronized sound film
Extant at Library of Congress & Academy Film Archive (Beverly Hills)
September 2, 1926 | The Honeymoon Express (Lost) |
October 1, 1926 | Millionaires (Lost) |
October 2, 1926 | Across the Pacific (Lost) |
October 16, 1926 | My Official Wife (Lost) |
October 23, 1926 | The Better 'Ole | Synchronized sound film
Extant, several archival copies
October 30, 1926 | Private Izzy Murphy (Lost) |
November 27, 1926 | While London Sleeps (Lost) |
December 1, 1926 | The Third Degree | Extant at Library of Congress & Wisconsin Center For Film and Theater Research

### 1927

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January 8, 1927 | Finger Prints (Lost) |
January 15, 1927 | Wolf's Clothing (Lost) |
January 18, 1927 | The Fortune Hunter (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
January 22, 1927 | Don't Tell the Wife (Lost) |
February 19, 1927 | Hills of Kentucky | Extant In Incomplete Kodascope Copy
February 26, 1927 | The Gay Old Bird (Lost) |
March 19, 1927 | White Flannels (Lost) |
March 20, 1927 | What Every Girl Should Know (Lost) |
April 9, 1927 | Matinee Ladies (Lost) |
April 23, 1927 | Bitter Apples (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
April 30, 1927 | The Brute (Lost) |
May 7, 1927 | Tracked by the Police | Extant at Library of Congress and the George Eastman House
May 14, 1927 | The Climbers (Lost) |
May 21, 1927 | Irish Hearts (Lost) |
May 22, 1927 | The Missing Link | Synchronized sound film
Extant in several archival copies
May 28, 1927 | A Million Bid | Extant at Library of Congress
June 1, 1927 | Simple Sis (Lost) |
June 4, 1927 | The Black Diamond Express (Lost) |
June 18, 1927 | Dearie (Lost) |
June 25, 1927 | What Happened to Father? (Lost) |
July 23, 1927 | The Heart of Maryland (Lost) | Incomplete
August 20, 1927 | The Bush Leaguer (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
August 21, 1927 | When a Man Loves | Synchronized sound film
Extant at George Eastman House & Filmoteca Española (Madrid)
August 27, 1927 | The Desired Woman (Lost) |
September 3, 1927 | Slightly Used (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
September 4, 1927 | Old San Francisco | Synchronized sound film
Extant at George Eastman House & Library of Congress
September 10, 1927 | Jaws of Steel | Synchronized sound film
Extant at Filmmuseum Nederlands (EYE Institute)
September 17, 1927 | One-Round Hogan (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
September 18, 1927 | The First Auto | Synchronized sound film
Extamt at Library of Congress
September 24, 1927 | A Sailor's Sweetheart | Synchronized sound film
Extant at BFI National Film and Television
October 6, 1927 | The Jazz Singer | First Part-Talkie sound feature film
Extant in many archival copies
Warners' highest grossing film to date with worldwide rentals of $2,625,000[1]
Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1996
October 8, 1927 | Sailor Izzy Murphy (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
October 15, 1927 | The College Widow (Lost) |
October 22, 1927 | A Reno Divorce (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
October 29, 1927 | A Dog of the Regiment (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
November 5, 1927 | Good Time Charley | Synchronized sound film
November 12, 1927 | The Silver Slave (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
November 19, 1927 | The Girl from Chicago (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
November 26, 1927 | Ginsberg the Great (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
December 3, 1927 | Brass Knuckles | Synchronized sound film
Extant at Cineteca Nazionale, Rome
December 17, 1927 | If I Were Single | Synchronized sound film
Extant at BFI National Film and Television Archive
December 24, 1927 | Ham and Eggs at the Front | Synchronized sound film
December 31, 1927 | Husbands for Rent (Lost) | Synchronized sound film

### 1928

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January 14, 1928 | Beware of Married Men (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
Incomplete fragment of one reel survives at UCLA
January 28, 1928 | A Race for Life | Synchronized sound film
February 11, 1928 | The Little Snob (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
February 25, 1928 | Across the Atlantic (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
March 10, 1928 | Powder My Back (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
March 14, 1928 | Tenderloin (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
March 28, 1928 | Domestic Troubles (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
April 7, 1928 | The Crimson City | Synchronized sound film
April 21, 1928 | Rinty of the Desert (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
April 26, 1928 | Glorious Betsy | Part-Talkie sound film
May 12, 1928 | Pay as You Enter (Lost) | Synchronized sound film
May 21, 1928 | The Lion and the Mouse | Part-Talkie sound film
May 26, 1928 | Five and Ten Cent Annie | Part-Talkie sound film
Extant at BFI
July 18, 1928 | Lights of New York | First All-Talking sound feature film
August 11, 1928 | Women They Talk About (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
August 25, 1928 | Caught in the Fog | Part-Talkie sound film

Extant at BFI

August 25, 1928 | State Street Sadie (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
September 1, 1928 | The Midnight Taxi | Part-Talkie sound film
Extant at BFI
September 6, 1928 | The Terror (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
September 9, 1928 | Night Watch | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
First National becomes a subsidiary of Warner Bros. from this point.
September 16, 1928 | Waterfront | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
September 16, 1928 | The Whip | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
September 19, 1928 | The Singing Fool | Part-Talkie sound film
Warners' highest grossing film to date ($5,916,000)[1]
September 23, 1928 | Show Girl | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
October 7, 1928 | The Crash | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
October 14, 1928 | Do Your Duty (Lost) | First National Production
October 18, 1928 | Land of the Silver Fox | Part-Talkie sound film
Extant at George Eastman
October 18, 1928 | Lilac Time | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
October 21, 1928 | Companionate Marriage (Lost) | First National Production
October 27, 1928 | Beware of Bachelors | Part-Talkie sound film
Extant at the Library of Congress
September 9, 1928 | The Glorious Trail (Lost) | First National Production
November 1, 1928 | Noah's Ark | Part-Talkie sound film
Warners' first film to cost over $1 million.[1]
November 3, 1928 | The Home Towners (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
November 4, 1928 | The Haunted House | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
Unclear Status
November 11, 1928 | Outcast | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
December 1, 1928 | On Trial (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
December 2, 1928 | Adoration | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
December 8, 1928 | The Little Wildcat (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
December 9, 1928 | The Barker | Part-Talkie sound film
Extant at Museum of Modern Art
December 15, 1928 | My Man (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
December 16, 1928 | Night Watch | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
December 22, 1928 | Conquest (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
December 23, 1928 | The Phantom City (Lost) | First National Production
December 26, 1928 | The Ware Case | First National Production
Produced In The United Kingdom
December 29, 1928 | Scarlet Seas | First National Production
Synchronized sound film

### 1929

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January 6, 1929 | Synthetic Sin | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
January 12, 1929 | Cheyenne (Lost) | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
January 26, 1929 | Fancy Baggage (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
January 27, 1929 | Seven Footprints to Satan | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
February 2, 1929 | Stark Mad (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
February 3, 1929 | His Captive Woman | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
February 9, 1929 | The Greyhound Limited | Part-Talkie sound film
The Million Dollar Collar (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
February 10, 1929 | Weary River | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
February 16, 1929 | The Redeeming Sin (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
February 17, 1929 | The Lawless Legion (Lost) | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
The Royal Rider (Lost) | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
February 23, 1929 | Stolen Kisses (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
February 28, 1929 | Why Be Good? | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
March 3, 1929 | Children of the Ritz (Lost) | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
March 10, 1929 | Saturday's Children (Lost) | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
March 16, 1929 | One Stolen Night (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
March 23, 1929 | Kid Gloves | Part-Talkie sound film
Extant at GEH
March 24, 1929 | Queen of the Night Clubs (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
March 24, 1929 | Love and the Devil | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
March 30, 1929 | Hardboiled Rose (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
March 31, 1929 | The Divine Lady | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
April 6, 1929 | No Defense (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
April 8, 1929 | The Desert Song | All-Talking sound film
Technicolor Sequences
Warner's first feature with color sequences.
April 18, 1929 | Sonny Boy (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
April 20, 1929 | Frozen River (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
April 27, 1929 | From Headquarters | Part-Talkie sound film
April 28, 1929 | House of Horror (Lost) | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
May 4, 1929 | Glad Rag Doll (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
May 5, 1929 | Hot Stuff (Lost) | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
May 9, 1929 | The Squall | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
May 12, 1929 | Two Weeks Off (Lost) | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
May 19, 1929 | Prisoners (Lost) | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
May 23, 1929 | The Flying Scotsman | Part-Talkie sound film
Produced by British International Pictures and WB British
June 2, 1929 | Careers | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
June 22, 1929 | Madonna of Avenue A (Lost) | Part-Talkie sound film
June 23, 1929 | The Girl in the Glass Cage (Lost) | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
June 29, 1929 | The Gamblers (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
June 30, 1929 | Broadway Babies | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
July 7, 1929 | The Man and the Moment | First National Production
Part-Talkie sound film
July 8, 1929 | The Time, the Place and the Girl (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
July 13, 1929 | On with the Show! | All-Talking sound film
All Technicolor
Warner's first all-color feature film
July 14, 1929 | Twin Beds (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
July 21, 1929 | Drag | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
July 28, 1929 | Smiling Irish Eyes (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
Technicolor Sequences
August 4, 1929 | Hard to Get (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
August 7, 1929 | The California Mail (Lost) | First National Production
Synchronized sound film
August 10, 1929 | The Hottentot (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
August 11, 1929 | Dark Streets (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
August 17, 1929 | The Argyle Case (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
August 24, 1929 | Say It with Songs | All-Talking sound film
August 25, 1929 | Her Private Life | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
August 30, 1929 | Gold Diggers of Broadway (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
All Technicolor
Incomplete; Reels Nine And Ten Extant.
August 31, 1929 | Honky Tonk (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
In the Headlines (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
September 1, 1929 | Fast Life (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
September 7, 1929 | Skin Deep (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
September 14, 1929 | Hearts in Exile (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
September 15, 1929 | The Careless Age (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
The Great Divide | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
September 22, 1929 | A Most Immoral Lady (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
October 16, 1929 | The Isle of Lost Ships | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
October 17, 1929 | So Long Letty | All-Talking sound film
October 19, 1929 | Is Everybody Happy? (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
October 20, 1929 | Young Nowheres (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
October 27, 1929 | The Girl from Woolworth's (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
November 1, 1929 | Disraeli | All-Talking sound film
Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
November 7, 1929 | Paris (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
Technicolor Sequences
November 8, 1929 | Footlights and Fools (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
Technicolor Sequences
November 9, 1929 | The Sap (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
November 10, 1929 | The Forward Pass (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
November 17, 1929 | Little Johnny Jones (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
November 24, 1929 | The Sacred Flame (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
December 1, 1929 | The Painted Angel (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
December 3, 1929 | General Crack | All-Talking sound film
Technicolor Sequences
Extant except for color sequences.
December 5, 1929 | Evidence (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
December 8, 1929 | The Love Racket (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
December 14, 1929 | The Aviator (Lost) | All-Talking sound film
December 21, 1929 | Tiger Rose | All-Talking sound film
December 23, 1929 | Sally | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
All Technicolor
December 29, 1929 | Wedding Rings (Lost) | First National Production
All-Talking sound film
December 29, 1929 | The Show of Shows | All-Talking sound film
Part Technicolor

## See also

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* List of New Line Cinema films
* List of films based on DC Comics publications
* List of Warner Bros. theatrical animated feature films
* Category:Lists of films by studio

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f g h Glancy, H Mark (1995). "Warner Bros Film Grosses, 1921–51: the William Schaefer ledger". Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television. 15: 55–73\. doi:10.1080/01439689500260031.
2. ^ "Night Cry". lcweb2.loc.gov. 19 September 2018.
3. ^ Oh, What A Nurse; Library of Congress Database

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