1934 Movies

Fleischer Studios Screen Song. Mary Small, "the little girl with the big voice", sings the title song with a Bouncing Ball. Animated sequence: a parod...

Norakuro is now a corporal. On his day off-duty, he goes to eat chicken on the stick. On his way home, he falls into a slumber and dreams of fighting...

Scrappy goes to the South Pole with many radio personalities.

Gangsters in Harlem make plans to commit a kidnapping.

The voyage and rescue of the Arctic explorers aboard the Cheliuskin. This film chronicles their life on the ice, the disastrous sinking of their ship,...

Humphrey Jennings' first film as a director, a brief overview of the British postal service.

When a samurai witnesses a dancing maiden being kidnapped by ruffians, he rescues the poor damsel and takes her to the spring flower dance.

King Uttampad has shortage of nothing but he has no child. His devotee wife Suniti Devi worships Vishnu. Suniti herself arranged another marriage for...

A concise museum short that traces the evolution of the steam locomotive, using the Science Museum (London)’s model railway collection to chart design...

Birkenhead's sights, shopping opportunities and industries.

A Columbia Krazy Kat cartoon released October 12, 1934.

An underground docudrama of the Depression, and rare surviving film from Chicago’s WFPL. The protagonist looks in vain for work, only to find ‘no help...

By converting a radio, Scrappy has a new invention, a TV set that he shares with his friends as they change channels watching various shows until they...

The mobilisation of the army changes the life of a young man. He becomes a figure on a chess board of war. A piece of shrapnel blinds him and his crie...

A variety show is performed at Peoria's Palace Theater. Includes live performances by a number of singers and dancers in front of a band of female mus...

A Terrytoons cartoon released 9 October 1934.

Also Known As: John Erskine's Bachelor of Arts

Partha Kumar is a 1934 Indian Marathi drama film.

“All three films made by Palau may be considered lost, but it is possible to see footage from his personal film archive in “Tras Las Huellas de Palau”...