Deaths
- January 13 – Arnold Daly, American American actor, playwright and producer (born 1875)
- March 17 – Charles Emmett Mack, American actor (born 1900)
- April 25 – Earle Williams, American actor (born 1880)
- May 7 – Bruce McRae, American stage and screen actor (born 1867)
- May 20 – Oscar Stribolt, Danish actor (born 1873)
- May 16 – Sam Bernard, English stage and screen actor (born 1863)
- June 3 – Einar Hanson, Swedish stage and screen actor (born 1897)
- June 4 – Robert McKim, American actor (born 1886)
- July 26 – June Mathis, American screenwriter (born 1889)
- September 5 – Marcus Loew, American theater chain executive & founder of Loews Theaters (born 1870)
- October 5 – Sam Warner, American co-founder of Warner Brothers studios (born 1887)
- October 13 – Hughie Mack, American actor (born 1884)
- November 4 – Valli Valli, German stage and film actress (born 1882)
- December 6 – Kate Toncray, American actress (born 1867)
- December 15 – Romaine Fielding, American actor and director (born 1868)
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