List of Monogram Pictures and Allied Artists Pictures films

This is a list of feature films originally released and/or distributed by Monogram Pictures and Allied Artists Pictures Corporation. Monogram/Allied Artists' post-August 1946 library is currently owned by Warner Bros. (via Lorimar Motion Pictures), while 187 pre-August 1946 Monogram films are owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (via United Artists) and select post-1938 Monogram films are owned by Paramount Pictures (via Melange Pictures).

Monogram was established in 1931, and concentrated on low-budget releases. In 1935, it was merged into the conglomerate formed by Herbert Yates as Republic Pictures, but in 1937, it was re-established as an independent studio. In 1947, a separate subsidiary, Allied Artists, was established with the intention of releasing some higher-budget films than traditionally associated with the company. By 1953, the Monogram brand was dropped completely and Allied Artists continued until 1978, in its later years largely concentrating on the distribution of films produced by other companies, often in Europe.

Release date	Title	Notes
January 19, 1950	Fence Riders
January 22, 1950	Blue Grass of Kentucky
February 5, 1950	Joe Palooka Meets Humphrey
February 12, 1950	Blonde Dynamite	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
February 19, 1950	West of Wyoming
March 5, 1950	Young Daniel Boone
March 12, 1950	Over the Border
March 19, 1950	Killer Shark	^{[N 3]}
March 25, 1950	Square Dance Katy
April 9, 1950	Gunslingers
April 23, 1950	Jiggs and Maggie Out West	^{[N 9]}
April 30, 1950	Six Gun Mesa
May 7, 1950	Father Makes Good
May 14, 1950	Lucky Losers	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
June 4, 1950	Joe Palooka in Humphrey Takes a Chance
June 18, 1950	Sideshow
June 25, 1950	The Lost Volcano	Bomba, the Jungle Boy^{[N 3]}
July 2, 1950	Arizona Territory	distribution; produced by Transwestern Pictures
July 10, 1950	A Modern Marriage
July 16, 1950	Snow Dog	Corporal Rod Webb
July 29, 1950	County Fair	^{[N 5]}
August 13, 1950	Triple Trouble	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
September 10, 1950	Big Timber
September 17, 1950	Law of the Panhandle
September 24, 1950	Bomba and the Hidden City	Bomba, the Jungle Boy^{[N 3]}
October 8, 1950	Cherokee Uprising
October 20, 1950	Silver Raiders	distribution; produced by Transwestern Pictures
October 22, 1950	Hot Rod	^{[N 3]}
October 29, 1950	Blues Busters	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
November 5, 1950	Joe Palooka in the Squared Circle
November 26, 1950	Outlaw Gold	distribution; produced by Transwestern Pictures
December 3, 1950	Father's Wild Game
December 10, 1950	Outlaws of Texas
December 17, 1950	Call of the Klondike	Corporal Rod Webb
December 31, 1950	Sierra Passage	^{[N 3]}
January 14, 1951	Colorado Ambush	distribution; produced by Transwestern Pictures
January 24, 1951	Bowery Battalion	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
January 28, 1951	Blue Blood
February 4, 1951	Abilene Trail
February 11, 1951	Rhythm Inn
March 4, 1951	Navy Bound
March 11, 1951	Man from Sonora	distribution; produced by Transwestern Pictures
March 25, 1951	The Lion Hunters	Bomba, the Jungle Boy^{[N 3]}
April 3, 1951	Dead or Alive
April 8, 1951	Canyon Raiders	distribution; produced by Frontier Productions
April 29, 1951	Ghost Chasers	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
May 6, 1951	Blazing Bullets	distribution; produced by Frontier Productions
May 13, 1951	Cavalry Scout
May 20, 1951	According to Mrs. Hoyle
May 27, 1951	Nevada Badmen
June 10, 1951	Casa Manana
June 17, 1951	Father Takes the Air
June 17, 1951	Montana Desperado	distribution; produced by Frontier Productions
July 12, 1951	Yukon Manhunt	Corporal Rod Webb
July 15, 1951	Stagecoach Driver
July 29, 1951	Let's Go Navy!	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
August 12, 1951	The Highwayman	^{[N 5]}
August 19, 1951	Oklahoma Justice	distribution; produced by Frontier Productions
September 16, 1951	Joe Palooka in Triple Cross
October 7, 1951	Whistling Hills	distribution; produced by Frontier Productions
October 10, 1951	Yellow Fin
October 25, 1951	The Longhorn	^{[N 3]}
October 28, 1951	Elephant Stampede	Bomba, the Jungle Boy^{[N 3]}
November 7, 1951	Lawless Cowboys	distribution; produced by Frontier Productions
November 11, 1951	Flight to Mars	^{[N 5]}
November 18, 1951	Crazy Over Horses	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
December 2, 1951	Texas Lawmen	distribution; produced by Frontier Productions
December 9, 1951	Northwest Territory	Corporal Rod Webb
December 30, 1951	Stage to Blue River	distribution; produced by Silvermine Productions
January 6, 1952	The Steel Fist	^{[N 3]}
January 27, 1952	Texas City	distribution; produced by Silvermine Productions
February 3, 1952	Night Raiders	distribution; produced by Silvermine Productions
February 10, 1952	Fort Osage	in Cinecolor^{[N 3]}
February 24, 1952	Aladdin and His Lamp
February 24, 1952	Waco
March 9, 1952	Rodeo	^{[N 3]}
March 23, 1952	Hold That Line	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
March 30, 1952	Man from the Black Hills	distribution; produced by Silvermine Productions
April 13, 1952	The Gunman	distribution; produced by Silvermine Productions
April 27, 1952	Wild Stallion	^{[N 3]}
May 6, 1952	African Treasure	Bomba, the Jungle Boy^{[N 3]}
May 11, 1952	Desert Pursuit	^{[N 3]}
May 30, 1952	Kansas Territory	^{[N 3]}
June 15, 1952	Gold Fever
June 29, 1952	Here Come the Marines	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
July 20, 1952	Dead Man's Trail
July 27, 1952	Sea Tiger	^{[N 5]}
August 10, 1952	Montana Incident	distribution; produced by Silvermine Productions
August 24, 1952	The Rose Bowl Story	^{[N 5]}
August 31, 1952	Yukon Gold	Corporal Rod Webb
September 7, 1952	Fargo
September 21, 1952	Feudin' Fools	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
October 5, 1952	Army Bound
October 12, 1952	Canyon Ambush
October 19, 1952	Arctic Flight	^{[N 3]}
November 9, 1952	Wyoming Roundup	distribution; produced by Silvermine Productions
November 23, 1952	No Holds Barred	The Bowery Boys^{[N 3]}
December 7, 1952	Bomba and the Jungle Girl	Bomba, the Jungle Boy^{[N 3]}
May 31, 1953	Roar of the Crowd	^{[N 3]}
September 13, 1953	Mexican Manhunt
October 11, 1953	Hot News	^{[N 3]}

Release date	Title	Notes
April 19, 1947	It Happened on Fifth Avenue	^{[N 3]}
September 16, 1947	Black Gold	^{[N 3]}
November 25, 1947	The Gangster	Co-production with King Brothers Productions^{[N 3]}
January 31, 1948	Song of My Heart
February 22, 1948	Panhandle
April 7, 1948	The Hunted	co-production with Scott R. Dunlap Productions^{[N 3]}
April 30, 1948	Smart Woman	co-production with Constance Bennett Productions^{[N 3]}
May 30, 1948	The Dude Goes West	co-production with King Brothers Productions^{[N 3]}
July 26, 1948	The Babe Ruth Story	co-production with Roy Del Ruth Productions^{[N 3]}
November 26, 1948	Strike It Rich	^{[N 3]}
January 22, 1949	Bad Men of Tombstone	co-production with King Brothers Productions^{[N 3]}
February 22, 1949	Bad Boy	co-production with Paul Short Productions and Variety Clubs International^{[N 3]}
May 1, 1949	Stampede	co-production with Scott R. Dunlap Productions^{[N 3]}
June 26, 1949	Massacre River	co-production with Windsor Pictures Corporation
December 19, 1949	There's a Girl in My Heart

Release date	Title	Notes
January 5, 1960	The Purple Gang	^{[N 3]}
February 12, 1960	Beast from Haunted Cave
February 27, 1960	The Hypnotic Eye
March 18, 1960	I Passed for White
April 2, 1960	Bluebeard's Ten Honeymoons	British film^{[N 3]}
May 22, 1960	Heroes Die Young	^{[N 3]}
July 5, 1960	Raymie
July 27, 1960	Pay or Die	^{[N 3]}
August 24, 1960	Sex Kittens Go to College	^{[N 3]}
September 20, 1960	Caltiki – The Immortal Monster	Italian film^{[N 10]}^{[N 3]}
September 22, 1960	Tormented	Co-production with Cheviot Productions ^{[N 8]}^{[N 3]}
September 30, 1960	Hell to Eternity	Filmed on Okinawa^{[N 3]}
November 5, 1960	The Plunderers	co-production with Scott R. Dunlap Productions^{[N 3]}
December 5, 1960	Herod the Great	European co-production
January 29, 1961	Look in Any Window
March 15, 1961	Operation Eichmann	^{[N 3]}
March 26, 1961	Dondi	^{[N 3]}
May 1, 1961	The Bridge	West German film
May 14, 1961	Angel Baby	^{[N 1]}
June 11, 1961	The Big Bankroll
June 25, 1961	Three Moves to Freedom	West German film
July 9, 1961	Armored Command	Filmed in West Germany^{[N 3]}
August 13, 1961	Twenty Plus Two	^{[N 3]}
November 22, 1961	The George Raft Story	^{[N 3]}
December 14, 1961	El Cid^{[N 12]}	Filmed in Spain
February 4, 1962	The Bashful Elephant	^{[N 3]}
March 21, 1962	Hitler
April 22, 1962	Hands of a Stranger
May 20, 1962	Payroll	British film^{[N 6]}
May 27, 1962	Rider on a Dead Horse	^{[N 3]}
June 1962	The Bloody Brood	Canadian film
June 20, 1962	Confessions of an Opium Eater	^{[N 3]}
July 20, 1962	The Frightened City	British film
September 15, 1962	Convicts 4
November 12, 1962	Billy Budd	British film^{[N 3]}
April 27, 1963	The Day of the Triffids	British film
May 15, 1963	Black Zoo	^{[N 3]}
May 29, 1963	55 Days at Peking	Filmed in Spain^{[N 12]}
August 28, 1963	The Gun Hawk	co-production with Bern-Field Productions^{[N 3]}
September 11, 1963	Shock Corridor	distribution only; produced by F&F Productions
October 9, 1963	Cry of Battle	Filmed in the Philippines^{[N 3]}
October 23, 1963	War Is Hell
November 6, 1963	Gunfight at Comanche Creek	^{[N 3]}
November 27, 1963	Soldier in the Rain	^{[N 3]}
February 5, 1964	A Yank in Viet-Nam	Filmed in South Viet Nam^{[N 3]}
April 8, 1964	The Strangler	^{[N 3]}
April 28, 1964	Never Put it in Writing	Filmed in Ireland
May 2, 1964	The Thin Red Line	Filmed in Spain^{[N 3]}
June 4, 1964	The Secret Door	Filmed in Portugal
July 5, 1964	Stop Train 349	European co-production
August 19, 1964	Master Spy	British film
September 1964	The Devil's Bedroom
October 11, 1964	Blood on the Arrow	^{[N 3]}
October 29, 1964	The Naked Kiss	co-production with F&F Productions ^{[N 8]}
October 30, 1964	Racing Fever
March 31, 1965	Taffy and the Jungle Hunter	^{[N 3]}
April 6, 1965	Mara of the Wilderness	distribution only; produced by Unicorn Films^{[N 5]}
April 7, 1965	Blood and Black Lace	Italian film
April 20, 1965	The Pawnbroker	co-production with American International Pictures^{[N 5]}
April 25, 1965	Young Dillinger	^{[N 3]}
April 25, 1965	Finger on the Trigger	Spanish Western
April 28, 1965	The Fool Killer	^{[N 5]}
May 1, 1965	Curse of the Voodoo	British film^{[N 3]}
June 3, 1965	Tickle Me	^{[N 3]}
June 23, 1965	Gunmen of Rio Grande	European co-production
September 8, 1965	Operation C.I.A.	Filmed in Thailand^{[N 3]}
September 8, 1965	City of Fear	European co-production^{[N 3]}
September 22, 1965	Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster	Filmed in Florida
October 27, 1965	The Desert Raven
January 10, 1966	The Gentle Rain
March 23, 1966	The Party's Over	British film
March 25, 1966	Oh! Those Most Secret Agents	Italian film
May 11, 1966	Moonwolf	West German film
June 1, 1966	Disk-O-Tek Holiday	British film
July 5, 1966	Nightmare Castle	Italian film
July 12, 1966	A Man and a Woman	French film^{[N 3]}
March 1, 1967	Seven Vengeful Women	European co-production
May 1967	The Sorcerers	Made in Britain^{[N 3]}
November 1, 1967	Hot Rod Hullabaloo
May 3, 1967	Bikini Paradise	European co-production^{[N 3]}
September 15, 1967	That Man George	French film
November 13, 1967	Island of the Doomed	European co-production
January 10, 1968	Belle de Jour	French film^{[N 6]}
June 9, 1968	The Man Outside	British film
July 26, 1968	Mission Mars	Filmed in Florida
October 4, 1968	Snow Treasure
November 13, 1968	The Hooked Generation
February 1969	The Candy Man
March 1969	Ski Fever	German film made in 1966
April 1969	The Body Stealers	British film^{[N 3]}
June 10, 1969	Last Summer	^{[N 3]}
November 6, 1969	Trilogy

Release date	Title	Notes
1970	Amour	Danish film
	Attack at Dawn	Israeli film
	Operation Snafu	Italian film
	Spring and Port Wine	British film
February 10, 1970	End of the Road
April 1970	Paddy	Irish film
May 25, 1970	The Head of the Family	French/Italian film
29 April 1970	Diary of a Schizophrenic Girl	Italian film
August 5, 1970	Eugenie… The Story of Her Journey into Perversion	European co-production
October 1970	The Blood Rose	French film
December 1970	Portraits of Women	Finnish film
March 1971	Beyond Love and Evil	French film
March 1971	Sex Isn't Sin	Canadian film
April 7, 1971	Shinbone Alley	Animated film
August 18, 1971	Romance of a Horsethief	European co-production^{[N 3]}
September 14, 1971	The Anonymous Venetian	Italian film^{[N 3]}
September 25, 1971	Come Together	Italian film^{[N 3]}
February 13, 1972	Cabaret	co-production with ABC Pictures^{[N 3]}
May 30, 1972	Fright	British film
November 13, 1973	And Millions Will Die	Australian film
December 16, 1973	Papillon	North American theatrical and television distribution only; co-production with Les Films Corona and General Production Company^{[N 3]}
1974	A Black Ribbon for Deborah	Italian film^{[N 3]}
January 1974	The Beguines	French-Italian co-production
June 26, 1974	Three the Hard Way	^{[N 3]}
July 24, 1974	The Internecine Project	British film^{[N 3]}
October 16, 1974	Gold	British film
February 9, 1975	A Brief Vacation	Italian film
August 1975	Who?	British film
September 10, 1975	Mitchell	^{[N 3]}
October 5, 1975	Conduct Unbecoming	British film^{[N 3]}
November 14, 1975	Story of O	French film
December 1975	That Lucky Touch	British-West German co-production
December 19, 1975	The Man Who Would Be King	co-production with Devon/Persky-Bright^{[N 3]}
June 1976	Zorro	Italian film
July 18, 1976	My Friends	Italian film
July 1976	The Dragon Dies Hard	Hong Kong film
November 10, 1976	The Next Man
November 13, 1976	Alice, Sweet Alice	^{[N 3]}^{[N 13]}
February 9, 1977	Twilight's Last Gleaming	co-production with Lorimar^{[N 3]}
May 8, 1977	Black and White in Color	French film^{[N 14]}
May 1977	Teenage Graffiti
1978	China 9, Liberty 37	European co-production^{[N 3]}
February 9, 1978	The Betsy	North American distribution only; co-production with United Artists; last production film from Allied^{[N 3]}
November 11, 1978	The Wild Geese	British film; last distribution film from Allied Artists^{[N 3]}

List of Monogram Pictures and Allied Artists Pictures films

Monogram Pictures

1930s

1940s

1950s

Allied Artists Pictures

1940s

1950s

1960s

1970s

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