Top Grossing Films
Rank | Title | Studio/Gross | Actors |
---|---|---|---|
1. | All Quiet on the Western Front | Universal / $3,000,000 | Lew Ayres |
2. | Whoopee! | United Artists / $2,600,000 | Eddie Cantor |
3. | Hell's Angels | United Artists / $2,500,000 | Jean Harlow, Ben Lyon and James Hall |
4. | Animal Crackers | Paramount / $1,500,000 | Marx Brothers |
5. | Feet First | Paramount / $1,300,000 | Harold Lloyd |
6. | The Rogue Song | MGM | Lawrence Tibbett |
7. | The Life of the Party | Warner Bros. | Winnie Lightner |
8. | Hold Everything | Warner Bros. | Winnie Lightner, Joe E. Brown |
9. | Sunny | MGM | Marilyn Miller |
10. | The Vagabond King | Paramount | Dennis King, Jeanette MacDonald |
11. | Song of the Flame | Warner Bros. | Noah Beery, Bernice Claire |
12. | The Green Goddess | Warner Bros. | George Arliss |
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