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Title Year Color Process Film Preservation
By Order of Napoleon 1910 Kinemacolor Unknown. Directed by Theo Frenkel
With Our King and Queen Through India 1912 Kinemacolor Two hours exist, of what may have been a six-hour documentary film of the Delhi Durbar in December 1911
The World, the Flesh and the Devil 1914 Kinemacolor Unknown
Little Lord Fauntleroy 1914 Kinemacolor Unknown
Joan the Woman 1916 Handschiegl Color Process inserts Survives complete in color
The Gulf Between 1917 Technicolor Lost film (a few frames of the film exist, showing star Grace Darmond)
Cupid Angling 1918 Natural Color Unknown
The Glorious Adventure 1918 Prizma Unknown
Our Navy 1918 Prizma Unknown
The Lure of Alaska 1919 Unknown color process, possibly Prizma Unknown. Also unknown if this is a feature length film
Everywhere With Prizma 1919 Prizma Unknown. Also unknown if this is a feature length film
Way Up Yonder 1920 Prizma Unknown
The Toll of the Sea 1922 Technicolor Last two reels are lost. Is on DVD.
A Blind Bargain 1922 Handschiegl Color Process Lost. Last print destroyed in 1965 studio vault fire
Flames of Passion 1922 Prizma Insert Lost.
The Ten Commandments 1923 Technicolor inserts, Handschiegl Color Process Paramount Pictures. Survives complete. Is on DVD.
The Virgin Queen 1923 Prizma Insert Unknown
Vanity Fair 1923 Prizma Insert Lost film
I Pagliacci 1923 Prizma Insert Unknown
The Uninvited Guest 1924 Technicolor Insert Metro Pictures. Unknown
Cytherea 1924 Technicolor Insert Goldwyn Pictures. Unknown
Wanderer of the Wasteland 1924 Technicolor Paramount. Lost film.
Venus of the South Seas 1924 Prizma Insert Survives complete. Restored by the Library of Congress in 2004. Final reel of 55-minute film is in Prizmacolor.
The Heritage of the Desert 1924 Technicolor Insert Paramount. Unknown
The Dance of the Moods 1924 Friese-Greene Natural Colour Unknown. Also unknown if this is a feature length film or a short film.
The Open Road 1924 Biocolor A print was restored and shown on the BBC in 2006
Ben-Hur 1925 Technicolor Inserts Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Survives complete. Is on DVD.
The Phantom of the Opera 1925 Part Technicolor, part Handschiegl Color Process Universal Pictures. One color segment survives. Is on DVD.
The Merry Widow 1925 Technicolor Insert, Handschiegl Color Process Two minute color sequence is lost.
Stage Struck 1925 Technicolor Insert Still survives complete.
Pretty Ladies 1925 Technicolor Insert MGM. A print of this movie survives without the Technicolor sequences.
His Supreme Moment 1925 Technicolor Insert Lost film.
The Big Parade 1925 Applied color by Technicolor. A print of this movie survives. Applied color segment exists.
So This Is Marriage? 1925 Technicolor Insert Unknown
Seven Chances 1925 Technicolor Insert Still survives complete with Technicolor sequence. Is on DVD.
The King on Main Street 1925 Technicolor Insert Survives complete.
Fig Leaves 1926 Technicolor Insert A copy of this movie survives. No sources indicate that the color sequence still survive. Is on DVD.
Beverly of Graustark 1926 Technicolor Insert A copy survives.
Irene 1926 Technicolor Insert Survives complete with color sequence.
The Flaming Forest 1926 Technicolor Insert Unknown
The American Venus 1926 Technicolor Insert Film lost. Trailer, including portion of color insert, survives.
The Black Pirate 1926 Technicolor Original version survives in Black and White. Color restoration is from outtakes. Is on DVD.
The Joy Girl 1926 Technicolor Insert A copy may survive in the Museum of Modern Art film archive.
The King of Kings 1927 Technicolor Inserts Survives complete. Is on DVD.
The Wedding March 1927 Technicolor Insert, Hand coloring. Survives complete.
Annie Laurie 1927 Technicolor Insert MGM. Final reel was in Technicolor, unknown if print found in 1987 contains color reel.
None But the Brave 1928 Technicolor Insert Fox Film Corporation. Unknown
Red Hair 1928 Technicolor Insert Paramount. Lost film. Color insert survives.
Casanova 1928 Pathéchrome Insert Unknown
The Viking 1928 Technicolor Still survives complete.
Court-Martial 1928 Technicolor Insert Unknown
Redskin 1929 Technicolor Inserts Still survives complete.
The Show of Shows 1929 Technicolor Only survives in black and white except the Chinese Fantasy scene with Myrna Loy and Nick Lucas.
Pointed Heels 1929 Technicolor Inserts UCLA has a complete copy of this film with all color sequences, but has not released it. TCM airs a cut black and white copy of this film on television.
On With the Show 1929 Technicolor Survives in a black and white copy, except for 20 seconds of the original color footage, which was found a couple years ago.
Paris 1929 Technicolor Inserts This is a lost film, but the soundtrack which was recorded on Vitaphone disc still survives.
Gold Diggers of Broadway 1929 Technicolor 2 out of 10 reels of this movie only survives.
Sally 1929 Technicolor This movie mostly survives in black and white, except for the Wild Rose scene with Marilyn Miller (two or three minute scene).
Glorifying the American Girl 1929 Technicolor Insert This movie survives complete with all color sequences and is on DVD.
The Broadway Melody 1929 Technicolor Insert This movies survives in a full black and white copy. Is on DVD.
The Desert Song 1929 Technicolor Insert The Desert Song survives in a black and white copy.
Sunny Side Up 1929 Multicolor Inserts Color sequences only survive in black-and-white
The Hollywood Revue of 1929 1929 Technicolor Insert Survives complete with all color sequences
Broadway 1929 Technicolor Insert Survives in a silent copy made for theaters without sound equipment
Married in Hollywood 1929 Multicolor Insert Only final reel in Multicolor survives at UCLA.
Red Hot Rhythm 1929 Techniclor Inserts Only one number in color, the title song, survives.
This Thing Called Love 1929 Technicolor Inserts Lost film
The Dance of Life 1929 Technicolor Insert Survives in black and White
Footlights and Fools 1929 Technicolor Inserts Lost film.
His First Command 1929 Multicolor Inserts There's is no information on color sequences, however not a lost film.
It's a Great Life 1929 Technicolor Insert Color sequences survive.
The Mysterious Island 1929 Technicolor Inserts A few minutes of the first reel survive in color, the rest is in black and white.
Rio Rita 1929 Technicolor Insert Survives in a cut re-release copy with all color sequences.
The Rogue Song 1929 Technnicolor Lost film.
Fox Movietone Follies of 1929 1929 Multicolor Inserts Lost film.
The Great Gabbo 1929 Multicolor Insert Survives complete except for color musical number. Is on DVD.
The Life of the Party 1930 Technicolor Only survives in black and white.
The Vagabond King 1930 Technicolor Survives in a complete full color copy.
Paramount on Parade 1930 Technicolor Inserts Film and all color sequences survive, however sound to some color sequences is missing. Restored by UCLA Film and Television Archive
Under a Texas Moon 1930 Technicolor Survives in a complete color copy.
Whoopee! 1930 Technicolor Survives in a complete color copy.
Elstree Calling 1930 Pathéchrome Inserts Survives complete in black-and-white. Originally had two color inserts.
Hell's Angels 1930 Multicolor Insert Color sequence and film survive complete. Filmed in Multicolor, printed by Technicolor
King of Jazz 1930 Technicolor Survives in a full color, complete copy.
Chasing Rainbows 1930 Technicolor Insert Color sequences are lost.
Show Girl in Hollywood 1930 Technicolor Insert Only survives in black and white.
Kismet 1930 Technicolor Insert Lost film.
Bride of the Regiment 1930 Technicolor The film for this movie is lost, but the soundtrack, which was recorded on Vitaphone discs survives complete. Even if this movie still survived today it would be in black and white.
Puttin' on the Ritz 1930 Technicolor Insert Only survives in a full black and white copy.
Mammy 1930 Technicolor Insert Color sequence survives with Dutch titles.
Call of the Flesh 1930 Technicolor Insert Color sequences don't survive.
Bright Lights 1930 Technicolor Only survives in Black and White.
Children of Pleasure 1930 Technicolor Insert Survives complete in black and white. Color sequences survive separately.
General Crack 1930 Technicolor Insert Survives in a silent copy with no color sequences made for theaters without sound equipment.
Melody Man 1930 Technicolor Insert Survives in a black and white copy.
New Movietone Follies of 1930 1930 Multicolor Insert Lost film.
Follow Thru 1930 Technicolor Still survives in technicolor.
The Florodora Girl 1930 Technicolor Insert Survives complete in Technicolor Sequence.
Mamba 1930 Technicolor Survives complete in full color.
Sweet Kitty Bellairs 1930 Technicolor Only survives in black and white.
Song of the Flame 1930 Technicolor Lost film. Soundtrack, which was recorded on Vitaphone disc still survives complete.
Song of the West 1930 Technicolor Lost film.
Peacock Alley 1930 Technicolor Insert Only survives in black and white.
No, No, Nanette 1930 Technicolor Insert Lost film.
The Lottery Bride 1930 Technicolor Insert Only survives in black and white. Is on DVD.
Lord Byron of Broadway 1930 Technicolor Insert Unknown
Leathernecking 1930 Technicolor Insert Lost film.
Hit the Deck 1930 Technicolor Insert Lost film.
Dixiana 1930 Technicolor Insert Still survives complete with color sequence.
The Cuckoos 1930 Technicolor Insert Survives complete with color sequence at the end. Is on DVD
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