Top Grossing Films (U.S.)
| Rank | Title | Actors |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | The Big Parade | John Gilbert |
| 2. | Ben-Hur | Ramón Novarro |
| 3. | The Plastic Age | Clara Bow |
| 4. | The Freshman | John Grey |
| 5. | His People | |
| 6. | The Gold Rush | Charlie Chaplin |
| 7. | The Merry Widow | Mae Murray |
| 8. | Stella Dallas | Belle Bennett and Ronald Colman |
| 9. | The Lost World | Bessie Love and Wallace Beery |
| 10. | East Lynne | |
| 11. | Little Annie Rooney | |
| 12. | The Lucky Devil | |
| 13. | The Unholy Three | |
| 14. | The Everlasting Whisper |
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