1929 in Film - Top Grossing Films

Top Grossing Films

Rank Title Gross
1. Gold Diggers of Broadway $5,250,000
2. Sunny Side Up $3,200,000
3. The Cock-Eyed World $2,600,000
4. Welcome Danger $2,100,000
5. The Desert Song $2,000,000
6. Rio Rita $1,900,000
7. Cocoanuts $1,800,000
8. In Old Arizona $1,500,000
9. The Love Parade $ 1,500,000
10. Why Bring That Up? $1,400,000
11. Disraeli
12. The Broadway Melody
13. Hollywood Revue of 1929
14. Coquette
15. Paris
16. The Kiss
17. The Mysterious Island
18. Show of Shows
19. On With the Show
20. Broadway
21. The Four Feathers
22. Sally
23. Redskin
24. The Pagan
25. Marriage Playground
26. Say It With Songs
27. They Had to See Paris
28. Navy Blues
29. Their Own Desire
30. Divine Lady
31. The Trespasser
32. Madame X
33. The Last of Mrs. Cheyney
34. Bulldog Drummond

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