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Events[]
Theatrical releases[]
Feature films[]
| Release date | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| January 3 | Viennese Nights | all Technicolor; print at UCLA |
| January 9 | Little Caesar | |
| January 11 | The Naughty Flirt | |
| January 17 | Other Men's Women | |
| January 18 | Kismet | lost film |
| January 31 | Captain Applejack | |
| February 2 | Going Wild | |
| February 7 | The Right of Way | |
| February 14 | Illicit | |
| February 21 | Kiss Me Again | all Technicolor; survives only in black and white |
| February 28 | Sit Tight | |
| March 7 | Father's Son | |
| March 21 | Fifty Million Frenchmen | all Technicolor; survives only in black and white |
| March 28 | The Hot Heiress | |
| April 4 | Woman Hungry | all Technicolor; lost film |
| April 11 | The Finger Points | |
| April 18 | Misbehaving Ladies | |
| April 25 | God's Gift to Women | |
| April 29 | Svengali | |
| May 8 | Too Young to Marry | |
| May 15 | The Millionaire | |
| May 22 | The Public Enemy | |
| May 29 | The Lady Who Dared | |
| June 6 | Party Husband | |
| June 13 | The Maltese Falcon | |
| June 20 | Men of the Sky | lost film |
| June 27 | Gold Dust Gertie | |
| July 4 | Big Business Girl | |
| July 11 | Smart Money | |
| July 18 | Chances | |
| July 25 | Children of Dreams | lost film |
| August 1 | Broadminded | |
| August 8 | Night Nurse | |
| Bought! | ||
| August 15 | The Reckless Hour | |
| August 21 | The Star Witness | |
| August 29 | The Last Flight | |
| September 5 | The Bargain | lost film |
| September 12 | Alexander Hamilton | |
| I Like Your Nerve | ||
| September 19 | Side Show | |
| September 26 | Five Star Final | Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture |
| October 3 | Penrod and Sam | |
| October 10 | The Road to Singapore | |
| October 17 | Honor of the Family | lost film |
| October 24 | Expensive Women | |
| October 31 | The Ruling Voice | |
| November 7 | The Mad Genius | |
| November 14 | Blonde Crazy | |
| November 28 | Local Boy Makes Good | |
| December 5 | Compromised | lost film |
| December 12 | Safe in Hell | |
| December 24 | Manhattan Parade | all Technicolor; survives only in black and white |
| Under Eighteen |
Shorts[]
- January - Big Man from the North
- January 6 - Buster Bear
- February - Ain't Nature Grand!
- February 18 - Graduation Day in Bugland
- March - Ups 'n Downs
- April - Dumb Patrol
- May
- Yodeling Yokels
- Just a Gigolo
- June - Bosko's Holiday
- June 1
- Neath the Bababa Tree
- Put on the Spout
- July
- The Tree's Knees
- Say a Little Prayer for Me
- August - Lady, Play Your Mandolin!
- September - When Your Lover Has Gone
- September 5 - Smile, Darn Ya, Smile!
- September 19 - Bosko Shipwrecked!
- October 3 - One More Time
- October 17 - Bosko the Doughboy
- October 31 - You Don't Know What You're Doin'!
- November 14 - Bosko's Soda Fountain
- November 28 - Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land
- December - Say a Little Prayer for Me
- December 12 - Bosko's Fox Hunt
- December 26 - Red-Headed Baby
People[]
Births[]
Deaths[]
- January 6 - Ethel Grey Terry (actress)
- March 16 - James Neill (actor)
- March 24 - Robert Edeson (actor and vaudeville performer)
- April 9
- Alfred Hickman (actor)
- Tom Santschi (actor and director)
- October 13 - George Kuwa (actor)
- October 18 - Thomas Edison (inventor and businessman)
- October 21 - Charles McHugh (actor)
- November 1 - Fred Huntley (actor and director)
Artists Joined[]
Character debuts[]
- August - Foxy, Roxy
- October 31 - Piggy, Fluffy, Goopy Geer
- November 14 - Wilber
- November 28 - Uncle Tom
- December 12 - Bruno
In fiction[]
| ≪ | 1930 | Timeline | 1932 | ≫ |