List of Columbia Pictures films (1940–1949)

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The following is a list of feature films produced and distributed by the American studio Columbia Pictures from 1940 until 1949. [1] During these years Columbia was one of the eight major studios of Hollywood. Production was overseen during the decade by studio head Harry Cohn.

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1940

Release dateTitleNotes
January 4, 1940 Music in My Heart
January 5, 1940 The Shadow Serial film
January 11, 1940 Cafe Hostess
January 18, 1940 His Girl Friday distribution only
January 26, 1940 The Lone Wolf Strikes
January 31, 1940 Convicted Woman
February 8, 1940 Five Little Peppers at Home
February 14, 1940 Pioneers of the Frontier
February 29, 1940 Blondie on a Budget
March 5, 1940 Bullets for Rustlers
March 7, 1940 The Fight for Life
March 7, 1940 Outside the Three-Mile Limit
March 21, 1940 Too Many Husbands
April 11, 1940 Blazing Six Shooters
April 12, 1940 Terry and the Pirates Serial film
April 18, 1940 The Man with Nine Lives
April 25, 1940 The Doctor Takes a Wife
April 29, 1940 21 Days Together
May 2, 1940 The Man from Tumbleweeds
May 20, 1940 Men Without Souls
Island of Doomed Men
Escape to Glory
May 23, 1940 Texas Stagecoach
May 30, 1940 The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady
June 6, 1940 Passport to Alcatraz
June 14, 1940 Babies for Sale
June 26, 1940 Mad Men of Europe
June 27, 1940 Thunder Over Paris
The Return of Wild Bill
June 30, 1940 Out West with the Peppers
July 19, 1940 Deadwood Dick Serial film
July 24, 1940 I Married Adventure
Girls of the Road
July 25, 1940 Blondie Has Servant Trouble
August 6, 1940 Military Academy
August 7, 1940 The Lady in Question
August 15, 1940 The Secret Seven
The Durango Kid
August 31, 1940 He Stayed for Breakfast Co-production with B.P. Schulberg Productions
September 1, 1940 Five Little Peppers in Trouble
September 17, 1940 Before I Hang
September 19, 1940 The Howards of Virginia
September 27, 1940 Glamour for Sale
September 30, 1940 Prairie Schooners
October 2, 1940 Angels Over Broadway
October 3, 1940 So You Won't Talk
October 5, 1940 Fugitive from a Prison Camp
October 17, 1940 Nobody's Children
October 21, 1940 West of Abilene
October 25, 1940 The Green Archer Serial film
October 31, 1940 Blondie Plays Cupid
November 11, 1940 Beyond the Sacramento
November 15, 1940 Girls Under 21
November 23, 1940 The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date
November 30, 1940 Ellery Queen, Master Detective
December 5, 1940 Thundering Frontier
December 9, 1940 The Great Plane Robbery
December 20, 1940 The Phantom Submarine
December 25, 1940 Arizona
December 31, 1940 The Wildcat of Tucson

1941

Release dateTitleNotes
January 2, 1941 This Thing Called Love
January 16, 1941 The Face Behind the Mask
January 31, 1941 White Eagle Serial film
February 3, 1941 The Devil Commands
February 4, 1941 A Voice in the Night
February 5, 1941 The Pinto Kid
February 13, 1941 Across the Sierras
February 20, 1941 Meet Boston Blackie
February 27, 1941 Outlaws of the Panhandle
Blondie Goes Latin
March 6, 1941 The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance
March 24, 1941 Ellery Queen's Penthouse Mystery co-production with Larry Darmour Productions
March 27, 1941 Adam Had Four Sons
March 31, 1941 North from the Lone Star
April 10, 1941 The Great Swindle
April 20, 1941 Missing Ten Days
April 24, 1941 Penny Serenade distribution only, owned by Paramount Pictures via Melange Pictures
Under Age
April 28, 1941 The Big Boss
May 7, 1941 The Return of Daniel Boone
May 8, 1941 Her First Beau
May 9, 1941 The Spider Returns Serial film
May 14, 1941 She Knew All the Answers
May 16, 1941 They Dare Not Love
May 22, 1941 Neither Blood nor Sand Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
May 29, 1941 Adventure in Washington
June 5, 1941 Time Out for Rhythm
Naval Academy
June 19, 1941 Hands Across the Rockies
June 26, 1941 The Medico of Painted Springs
Sweetheart of the Campus
July 10, 1941 Two in a Taxi
July 15, 1941 The Son of Davy Crockett
July 17, 1941 Blondie in Society
July 30, 1941 Thunder Over the Prairie
August 2, 1941 The Richest Man in Town
August 4, 1941 I Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island
August 7, 1941 Tillie the Toiler
August 14, 1941 King of Dodge City
Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime
August 15, 1941 The Iron Claw Serial film
August 20, 1941 Our Wife
August 21, 1941 Here Comes Mr. Jordan Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 4, 1941 Mystery Ship
September 9, 1941 Ladies in Retirement
September 11, 1941 Harmon of Michigan
September 18, 1941 Prairie Stranger
September 25, 1941 You'll Never Get Rich
October 2, 1941 Two Latins from Manhattan
October 6, 1941 The Stork Pays Off
October 9, 1941 Texas
October 12, 1941 The Officer and the Lady
October 16, 1941 The Blonde from Singapore
Roaring Frontiers
October 22, 1941 You Belong to Me
October 23, 1941 Three Girls About Town
The Unknown Policeman Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films, US rights now owned by Paramount Pictures via CBS
October 30, 1941 The Men in Her Life
November 13, 1941 The Royal Mounted Patrol
Secrets of the Lone Wolf
November 18, 1941 Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring
November 21, 1941 Holt of the Secret Service Serial film
November 27, 1941 Go West, Young Lady
December 4, 1941 Sing for Your Supper
December 8, 1941 Confessions of Boston Blackie
December 11, 1941 Honolulu Lu
December 18, 1941 Riders of the Badlands
Harvard, Here I Come!
December 25, 1941 Bedtime Story Co-production with B.P. Schulberg Productions
December 27, 1941 South American George

1942

Release dateTitleNotes
January 1, 1942 The Lone Star Vigilantes
January 15, 1942 West of Tombstone
Blondie Goes to College
January 22, 1942 Cadets on Parade
January 29, 1942 A Close Call for Ellery Queen co-production with Larry Darmour Productions
February 5, 1942 The Man Who Returned to Life
February 12, 1942 Bullets for Bandits
February 15, 1942 Captain Midnight Serial film
February 17, 1942 The Lady Is Willing
February 19, 1942 Shut My Big Mouth
February 26, 1942 The Adventures of Martin Eden Co-production with Samuel Bronston Productions and B.P. Schulberg Productions
March 17, 1942 Lawless Plainsmen
March 19, 1942 Canal Zone
March 26, 1942 Two Yanks in Trinidad
April 2, 1942 Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
North of the Rockies
Alias Boston Blackie
April 9, 1942 Blondie's Blessed Event
April 15, 1942 The Invaders Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 23, 1942 Down Rio Grande Way
Hello, Annapolis
April 28, 1942 The Wife Takes a Flyer
May 7, 1942 A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen
May 14, 1942 The Devil's Trail
Not a Ladies' Man
May 21, 1942 Meet the Stewarts
Sweetheart of the Fleet
May 29, 1942 Perils of the Royal Mounted Serial film
June 4, 1942 Submarine Raider
June 11, 1942 They All Kissed the Bride
June 18, 1942 Riders of the Northland
July 2, 1942 Atlantic Convoy
July 9, 1942 Flight Lieutenant Co-production with B.P. Schulberg Productions
July 16, 1942 Prairie Gunsmoke
July 30, 1942 Enemy Agents Meet Ellery Queen
August 6, 1942 Blondie for Victory
Parachute Nurse
August 13, 1942 Bad Men of the Hills
August 16, 1942 Vengeance of the West
August 20, 1942 The Talk of the Town Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 27, 1942 Sabotage Squad
The Three Musketeers Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
September 3, 1942 Counter-Espionage
September 4, 1942 The Secret Code Serial film
September 17, 1942 A Man's World
September 24, 1942 My Sister Eileen
September 25, 1942 Overland to Deadwood
October 1, 1942 Lucky Legs
October 8, 1942 Daring Young Man
The Spirit of Stanford
October 15, 1942 The Lone Prairie
Smith of Minnesota
October 22, 1942 The Boogie Man Will Get You
October 29, 1942 Stand By All Networks
November 2, 1942 Riding Through Nevada
November 5, 1942 Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
November 12, 1942 Laugh Your Blues Away
November 19, 1942 You Were Never Lovelier
November 26, 1942 Junior Army
December 1, 1942 Pardon My Gun
December 3, 1942 Underground Agent
December 10, 1942 A Night to Remember
December 15, 1942 A Tornado in the Saddle
December 17, 1942 The Valley of Vanishing Men Serial film
December 30, 1942 Commandos Strike at Dawn

1943

Release dateTitleNotes
January 14, 1943 City Without Men Co-production with B.P. Schulberg Productions
January 22, 1943 One Dangerous Night
January 28, 1943 Power of the Press
February 1, 1943 The Fighting Buckaroo
February 4, 1943 Reveille with Beverly
February 11, 1943 No Place for a Lady
February 15, 1943 Riders of the Northwest Mounted
February 25, 1943 Something to Shout About
March 4, 1943 Let's Have Fun
March 11, 1943 The Circus Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
March 18, 1943 After Midnight with Boston Blackie
April 1, 1943 Murder in Times Square
April 7, 1943 The More the Merrier Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 15, 1943 She Has What It Takes
April 27, 1943 Saddles and Sagebrush
May 6, 1943 Redhead from Manhattan
May 20, 1943 The Boy from Stalingrad
May 25, 1943 The Desperadoes Columbia's first Technicolor feature
May 27, 1943 It's a Great Life
Law of the Northwest
June 10, 1943 Two Senoritas from Chicago
June 22, 1943 Crime Doctor
June 24, 1943 Frontier Fury
June 29, 1943 Good Luck, Mr. Yates
July 8, 1943 What's Buzzin', Cousin?
July 15, 1943 Appointment in Berlin
July 16, 1943 Batman
Serial film
July 29, 1943 First Comes Courage
Robin Hood of the Range
August 19, 1943 Destroyer
Passport to Suez
September 3, 1943 Romeo and Juliet Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
September 15, 1943 Hail to the Rangers
September 23, 1943 Dangerous Blondes
September 30, 1943 Footlight Glamour
October 7, 1943 Doughboys in Ireland
October 26, 1943 The Chance of a Lifetime
October 27, 1943 My Kingdom for a Cook
October 28, 1943 Is Everybody Happy?
November 4, 1943 Silver City Raiders
November 11, 1943 Sahara
The Return of the Vampire
November 30, 1943 There's Something About a Soldier
December 2, 1943 The Heat's On
December 9, 1943 The Crime Doctor's Strangest Case
December 16, 1943 Klondike Kate
December 23, 1943 Swing Out the Blues
Cowboy in the Clouds
The Vigilantes Ride
December 24, 1943 The Phantom Serial film
December 28, 1943 What a Woman!

1944

Release dateTitleNotes
January 18, 1944 The Racket Man
January 28, 1944 Beautiful But Broke
February 3, 1944 None Shall Escape
February 8, 1944 Cowboy Canteen
February 10, 1944 The Ghost That Walks Alone
February 17, 1944 Nine Girls
February 24, 1944 Sailor's Holiday
March 16, 1944 Two-Man Submarine
March 23, 1944 Sundown Valley
March 30, 1944 The Whistler
April 6, 1944 Hey, Rookie
Cover Girl
April 13, 1944 Jam Session
April 20, 1944 Wyoming Hurricane
Girl in the Case
May 4, 1944 The Black Parachute
May 18, 1944 Riding West
May 25, 1944 Stars on Parade
June 1, 1944 Address Unknown
June 22, 1944 The Last Horseman
June 29, 1944 Once Upon a Time
She's a Soldier Too
July 7, 1944 The Desert Hawk Serial film
July 13, 1944 Louisiana Hayride
July 19, 1944 Mr. Winkle Goes to War
July 25, 1944 U-Boat Prisoner
July 27, 1944 Shadows in the Night
July 30, 1944 Secret Command
July 31, 1944 Swing in the Saddle
August 17, 1944 Cry of the Werewolf
The Soul of a Monster
August 18, 1944 Gran Hotel Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
August 24, 1944 Kansas City Kitty
September 10, 1944 The Impatient Years
September 14, 1944 Ever Since Venus
Underground Guerrillas distribution only; produced by Ealing Studios
September 21, 1944 Cowboy from Lonesome River
October 5, 1944 Strange Affair
October 6, 1944 They Live in Fear
October 9, 1944 The Mark of the Whistler
October 20, 1944 Black Arrow Serial film
October 21, 1944 One Mysterious Night
October 26, 1944 The Unwritten Code
November 9, 1944 Cyclone Prairie Rangers
Sergeant Mike
November 16, 1944 The Missing Juror
December 7, 1944 She's a Sweetheart
December 14, 1944 Dancing in Manhattan
December 20, 1944 Carolina Blues
December 21, 1944 Saddle Leather Law
December 22, 1944 Together Again
Meet Miss Bobby Socks
December 28, 1944 Tahiti Nights

1945

Release dateTitleNotes
January 4, 1945 Let's Go Steady
January 9, 1945 Tonight and Every Night
January 11, 1945 Youth on Trial
January 18, 1945 A Song to Remember
January 23, 1945 Eadie Was a Lady
January 25, 1945 I Love a Mystery
January 26, 1945 Brenda Starr, Reporter Serial film
February 1, 1945 Sagebrush Heroes
February 8, 1945 Sing Me a Song of Texas
February 22, 1945 Leave It to Blondie
February 27, 1945 The Crime Doctor's Courage
March 8, 1945 A Guy, a Gal and a Pal
March 14, 1945 Rough Ridin' Justice
March 22, 1945 Rough, Tough and Ready
April 5, 1945 Escape in the Fog
April 12, 1945 Eve Knew Her Apples
April 17, 1945 Rockin' in the Rockies
April 19, 1945 The Power of the Whistler
The Return of the Durango Kid
April 20, 1945 The Monster and the Ape Serial film
April 26, 1945 Counter-Attack
May 10, 1945 Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion
May 17, 1945 Both Barrels Blazing
June 7, 1945 Ten Cents a Dance
June 21, 1945 Blonde from Brooklyn
July 5, 1945 Boston Blackie's Rendezvous
July 20, 1945 A Thousand and One Nights
July 26, 1945 One Exciting Night
August 8, 1945 Over 21 Co-production with Sidney Buchman Enterprises
The Gay Senorita
August 16, 1945 Rustlers of the Badlands
September 6, 1945 The Adventures of Rusty
September 7, 1945 Rhythm Round-Up
September 13, 1945 I Love a Bandleader
September 14, 1945 Jungle Raiders Serial film
September 18, 1945 Blazing the Western Trail
Outlaws of the Rockies
September 27, 1945 Crime Doctor's Warning
Song of the Prairie
October 4, 1945 Kiss and Tell
The True Glory
October 11, 1945 The Girl of the Limberlost
October 30, 1945 Voice of the Whistler
November 8, 1945 My Name Is Julia Ross
November 15, 1945 Lawless Empire
Prison Ship
November 22, 1945 Snafu
November 29, 1945 She Wouldn't Say Yes
November 29, 1945 Hit the Hay
November 30, 1945 A Day with the Devil Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
December 13, 1945 Who's Guilty? Serial film
Life with Blondie
December 20, 1945 Texas Panhandle
December 25, 1945 Pardon My Past
December 27, 1945 Out of the Depths

1946

Release dateTitleNotes
January 4, 1946 The Fighting Guardsman
January 9, 1946 One Way to Love
January 10, 1946 Tars and Spars
January 24, 1946 A Close Call for Boston Blackie
January 26, 1946 Meet Me on Broadway
January 31, 1946 Frontier Gunlaw
February 14, 1946 The Notorious Lone Wolf
February 14, 1946 Roaring Rangers
February 21, 1946 The Bandit of Sherwood Forest
February 28, 1946 The Gentleman Misbehaves
March 7, 1946 Just Before Dawn
March 14, 1946 Throw a Saddle on a Star
March 21, 1946 Perilous Holiday Co-production with Phil L. Ryan Productions
March 28, 1946 Talk About a Lady
March 28, 1946 Hop Harrigan Distribution only;
Serial film
March 28, 1946 Gunning for Vengeance
March 29, 1946 Night Editor
April 4, 1946 Blondie's Lucky Day
April 19, 1946 Mysterious Intruder
April 25, 1946 Galloping Thunder
Gilda
May 2, 1946 The Phantom Thief
May 16, 1946 That Texas Jamboree
May 23, 1946 The Devil's Mask
May 30, 1946 The Man Who Dared
May 30, 1946 Two-Fisted Stranger
June 7, 1946 The Walls Came Tumbling Down
June 13, 1946 Renegades
June 20, 1946 Dangerous Business
June 27, 1946 The Return of Rusty
July 4, 1946 The Unknown
July 11, 1946 Chick Carter, Detective Serial film
The Desert Horseman
July 18, 1946 Cowboy Blues
July 25, 1946 Sing While You Dance
August 8, 1946 Personality Kid
August 15, 1946 Heading West
September 2, 1946 Singing on the Trail
September 6, 1946 The Thrill of Brazil
September 12, 1946 It's Great to Be Young
September 24, 1946 Gallant Journey
September 26, 1946 Shadowed
October 10, 1946 The Jolson Story
So Dark the Night
October 17, 1946 Blondie Knows Best
October 24, 1946 Son of the Guardsman Serial film
Crime Doctor's Man Hunt
November 7, 1946 The Secret of the Whistler
November 18, 1946 Landrush
November 21, 1946 Terror Trail
November 28, 1946 Betty Co-Ed
December 10, 1946 The Fighting Frontiersman
December 12, 1946 Boston Blackie and the Law
Lone Star Moonlight
December 19, 1946 The Return of Monte Cristo Co-production with Edward Small Productions
December 24, 1946 Alias Mr. Twilight
December 25, 1946 I Am a Fugitive Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
December 26, 1946 Singin' in the Corn

1947

Release dateTitleNotes
January 9, 1947 Blondie's Big Moment co-production with King Features Syndicate
January 15, 1947 Dead Reckoning
January 16, 1947 The Lone Wolf in Mexico
January 21, 1947 Johnny O'Clock co-production with J.E.M. Productions
January 30, 1947 South of the Chisholm Trail
February 6, 1947 The Thirteenth Hour
Blind Spot
Jack Armstrong Serial film
February 13, 1947 Cigarette Girl
Over the Santa Fe Trail
February 20, 1947 Mr. District Attorney
March 6, 1947 The Guilt of Janet Ames
The Lone Hand Texan
March 20, 1947 Millie's Daughter
March 27, 1947 West of Dodge City
March 29, 1947 King of the Wild Horses
April 10, 1947 Blondie's Holiday
April 24, 1947 Law of the Canyon
May 1, 1947 For the Love of Rusty
May 15, 1947 Bulldog Drummond at Bay
May 22, 1947 The Vigilante Distribution only;
Serial film
May 25, 1947 Framed
May 29, 1947 The Millerson Case
Prairie Raiders
June 2, 1947 The Corpse Came C.O.D.
June 19, 1947 Little Miss Broadway
June 26, 1947 Sport of Kings
Swing the Western Way
Keeper of the Bees
July 3, 1947 The Stranger from Ponca City
July 15, 1947 Gunfighters co-production with Producer-Actors Corporation
August 1, 1947 Last of the Redmen
August 7, 1947 The Son of Rusty
August 14, 1947 Riders of the Lone Star
August 21, 1947 Down to Earth
Smoky River Serenade
September 4, 1947 Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back
The Sea Hound Serial film
September 25, 1947 When a Girl's Beautiful
October 9, 1947 Key Witness
October 14, 1947 Buckaroo from Powder River
October 16, 1947 Blondie in the Dough
October 23, 1947 Sweet Genevieve
November 5, 1947 Two Blondes and a Redhead
The Last Round-Up distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
November 12, 1947 Her Husband's Affairs Co-production with Cornell Pictures
November 13, 1947 The Lone Wolf in London
November 20, 1947 Last Days of Boot Hill
November 25, 1947 Pacific Adventure US release of Australian Smithy
November 27, 1947 The Crime Doctor's Gamble
December 11, 1947 Devil Ship
December 18, 1947 Brick Bradford Serial film
December 18, 1947 Blondie's Anniversary
December 25, 1947 Fly Away, Young Man! Mexican Film; co-production with Posa Films
Rose of Santa Rosa
December 1947 It Had to Be You

1948

Release dateTitleNotes
January 2, 1948 The Swordsman
January 9, 1948 Six-Gun Law
January 15, 1948 I Love Trouble Co-production with Cornell Pictures
January 16, 1948 Glamour Girl
January 17, 1948 The Prince of Thieves
January 23, 1948 Mary Lou
February 5, 1948 The Wreck of the Hesperus
February 12, 1948 The Woman from Tangier
February 19, 1948 Phantom Valley
February 20, 1948 Relentless Co-production with Cavalier Productions
February 27, 1948 To the Ends of the Earth Co-production with Kennedy-Buckman Pictures
March 3, 1948 The Sign of the Ram Co-production with Signet Productions
March 8, 1948 The Mating of Millie
March 18, 1948 The Return of the Whistler
March 20, 1948 Song of Idaho
March 25, 1948 Adventures in Silverado
West of Sonora
March 29, 1948 The Lost One Italian production. Distribution.
April 1, 1948 Tex Granger Serial film
April 8, 1948 My Dog Rusty
April 14, 1948 The Lady from Shanghai co-production with Mercury Productions
April 15, 1948 Port Said
May 6, 1948 Best Man Wins
May 13, 1948 Trapped by Boston Blackie
Whirlwind Raiders
June 3, 1948 Blondie's Reward
June 30, 1948 The Black Arrow co-production with Edward Small Productions
June 1948 The Fuller Brush Man
July 1, 1948 Coroner Creek co-production with Producer-Actors Corporation
Blazing Across the Pecos
July 8, 1948 Thunderhoof
July 15, 1948 Superman Distribution only;
Serial film
July 29, 1948 The Arkansas Swing
August 1, 1948 The Strawberry Roan distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
August 12, 1948 Trail to Laredo
August 15, 1948 Lulu Belle distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus Productions
August 23, 1948 The Loves of Carmen Co-production with The Beckworth Corporation
September 2, 1948 Walk a Crooked Mile Co-production with Edward Small Productions
September 4, 1948 The Genius Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
September 9, 1948 The Gentleman from Nowhere
September 16, 1948 Black Eagle
September 23, 1948 Singin' Spurs
September 30, 1948 Triple Threat
October 7, 1948 I Surrender Dear
October 13, 1948 The Gallant Blade
October 14, 1948 El Dorado Pass
October 21, 1948 The Untamed Breed Co-production with Sage Western Pictures Inc.
Rusty Leads the Way
October 26, 1948 The Return of October
October 28, 1948 Congo Bill Distribution only;
Serial film
November 11, 1948 Leather Gloves
November 18, 1948 Racing Luck
December 2, 1948 Quick on the Trigger
December 15, 1948 Jungle Jim
December 15, 1948 Loaded Pistols distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
December 16, 1948 Smoky Mountain Melody
December 22, 1948 The Dark Past
December 23, 1948 Blondie's Secret
December 1948 The Man from Colorado

1949

Release dateTitleNotes
January 20, 1949 Shockproof
February 2, 1949 Slightly French
February 3, 1949 Rusty Saves a Life
Challenge of the Range
February 10, 1949 Bruce Gentry Serial film
Ladies of the Chorus
February 17, 1949 Affairs of a Rogue Released as a British film under the title The First Gentleman
February 28, 1949 Song of India
March 2, 1949 Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture
March 5, 1949 The Walking Hills Co-production with Producer-Actors Corporation
March 10, 1949 Blondie's Big Deal
March 15, 1949 The Crime Doctor's Diary
March 16, 1949 Riders of the Whistling Pines distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
March 17, 1949 Manhattan Angel
Knock on Any Door Co-production with Santana Pictures Corporation
April 1, 1949 Make Believe Ballroom
April 9, 1949 Desert Vigilante
April 15, 1949 Home in San Antone
April 19, 1949 The Big Sombrero distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
April 20, 1949 The Undercover Man
April 26, 1949 The Mutineers
April 27, 1949 We Were Strangers Co-production with Horizon Pictures
May 3, 1949 The Lost Tribe
May 4, 1949 The Magician Mexican film; co-production with Posa Films
May 19, 1949 Laramie
May 26, 1949 Batman and Robin
Serial film
Johnny Allegro
May 27, 1949 The Doolins of Oklahoma Co-production with Producer-Actors Corporation
June 5, 1949 The Blazing Trail
June 10, 1949 Lust for Gold
June 30, 1949 The Secret of St. Ives
July 11, 1949 Anna Lucasta Co-production with Security Pictures
July 14, 1949 Kazan
July 21, 1949 Law of the Barbary Coast
August 1, 1949 Mr. Soft Touch
August 8, 1949 South of Death Valley
August 11, 1949 The Lone Wolf and His Lady
August 17, 1949 Jolson Sings Again Co-production with Sidney Buchman Enterprises
August 25, 1949 Air Hostess
August 30, 1949 Rim of the Canyon distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
September 8, 1949 Blondie Hits the Jackpot
September 15, 1949 The Devil's Henchman
The Cowboy and the Indians distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
September 20, 1949 Miss Grant Takes Richmond
October 1, 1949 Holiday in Havana
October 20, 1949 Prison Warden
Bandits of El Dorado
October 30, 1949 29 Acacia Avenue Released as a British film
November 1, 1949 Feudin' Rhythm
November 3, 1949 Rusty's Birthday
November 10, 1949 Barbary Pirate
November 17, 1949 Chinatown at Midnight
November 18, 1949 Tell It to the Judge
November 22, 1949 Horsemen of the Sierras
November 24, 1949 Renegades of the Sage
November 29, 1949 Riders in the Sky distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
November 1949 Tokyo Joe co-production with Santana Pictures Corporation
December 2, 1949 And Baby Makes Three
December 8, 1949 Bodyhold
December 20, 1949 Sons of New Mexico distribution only; produced by Gene Autry Productions
December 22, 1949 Adventures of Sir Galahad Serial film
December 29, 1949 The Reckless Moment Co-production with Walter Wanger Productions

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Charles Clague (1890–1962) was a British-born art director who worked in Hollywood films. He was employed by Columbia Pictures, during the 1940s and early 1950s.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">CBC Film Sales Corporation</span> Former American film studio; predecessor to Columbia Pictures

Cohn-Brandt-Cohn (CBC) Film Sales Corporation was an American film studio that was founded on June 19, 1918 by brothers Harry and Jack Cohn and their friend and co-worker at Independent Moving Pictures, Joe Brandt, with capital of $250. The headquarters were at 1600 Broadway in New York.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Jack Cohn</span> American film producer

Jacob Cohn was a co-founder of Columbia Pictures Corporation.

References

  1. Christensen p.259

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