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This is a list of Canadian films which were released in the 1930s.
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1931 | ||||||
Among the Igloo Dewellers | Richard Fennie | Documentary | [1] | |||
The Viking | George Melford | Charles Starrett, Louise Huntington, Arthur Vinton, Arthur Vinton | Drama | Technically not a Canadian film, The Viking is a forgotten Hollywood potboiler that nevertheless contains remarkable early footage of the life and hardships of Newfoundland seal hunters. | ||
1933 | ||||||
The Crimson Paradise (US title Fighting Playboy) | Robert F. Hill | Nick Stuart, Lucile Browne | Drama shot in Vancouver | The first Canadian sound feature film; made with U.S. financing.[2] | ||
Damaged Lives | Edgar G. Ulmer | Diane Sinclair, Lyman Williams | Drama | Made with U.S. financing | ||
1935 | ||||||
Lest We Forget | Frank Badgley, W.W. Murray | Short | Made by the Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau, the precursor to the National Film Board of Canada.[3] | |||
Rhapsody in Two Languages | Gordon Sparling | Short | [4] | |||
Secrets of Chinatown | Fred C. Newmeyer | Nick Stuart, Lucile Brown | Drama | Made with U.S. financing | ||
1936 | ||||||
From Nine to Nine | Edgar G. Ulmer | Ruth Roland, Roland Drew | Drama | Made with U.S. financing[3] | ||
House in Order | Gordon Sparling | John Pratt, Mildred Mitchell | Short drama | The film was sponsored by Shell Oil to promote its product.[3] | ||
The King's Plate (released in the US as Thoroughbred) | Sam Newfield | Toby Wing, Kenne Duncan | Drama | Made with U.S. financing[3] | ||
Lucky Corrigan (a/k/a Fury and the Woman) | Lewis D. Collins | William Gargan | Melodrama | Made with U.S. financing[5] | ||
Lucky Fugitives | Nick Grinde | David Manners | Drama | Made with U.S. financing[3] | ||
Secret Patrol | David Selman | Charles Starrett | Drama | Made with U.S. financing[5] | ||
Tugboat Princess | David Selman | Walter C. Kelly, Valerie Hobson | Drama | Made with U.S. financing[5] | ||
Undercover | Sam Newfield | Charles Starrett, Adrienne Doré, Kenneth Duncan, Wheeler Oakman | Drama | Made with U.S. financing[6] | ||
1937 | ||||||
En pays neuf | Maurice Proulx | Documentary | [7] | |||
The Kinsmen | Gordon Sparling | Short | From the Canadian Cameo series produced by Associated Screen News of Canada from Montreal.[8] | |||
Murder Is News | Leon Barsha | John Gallaude. Iris Meredith | Drama | Made with U.S. financing | ||
Patrol to the Northwest Passage | Richard Fennie | Documentary | [9] | |||
Stampede | Ford Beebe | Charles Starrett | Western | Made with U.S. financing[5] | ||
What Price Vengeance | Del Lord | Lyle Talbot, Wendy Barrie. Wally Albright | Drama | Made with U.S. financing | ||
Woman against the World | David Selman | Alice Moore, Ralph Forbes | Melodrama | Made with U.S. financing[10] | ||
1938 | ||||||
Convicted | Leon Barsha | Charles Quigley, Rita Hayworth | Drama | Made with U.S. financing | ||
Death Goes North | Frank McDonald | Edgar Edwards, Sheila Bromley | Drama | Made with U.S. financing[11] | ||
Across the Border (also known as Special Inspector) | Leon Barsha | Charles Quigley, Rita Hayworth | Drama | Made with U.S. financing | ||
1939 | ||||||
The Case of Charlie Gordon | Stuart Legg | Short | [12] |
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