1947 Top Grossing Movies

This movie page looks at 1947 Top Box Office Movies.  Finding box office information for movies made in the 1930s and 1940s is extremely difficult.   For somebody looking for box office information on 1947 it is very very frustrating.  Over the years, we have researched and collected information on over 33,000 movies.  So we figured we would show all the 1947 movies in our database.

To make this list a movie had to be made in 1947.  Obviously many movies made in 1946 earned box office dollars in 1947.  On the other side many movies made in 1947 made money in 1948 and later.  This page will looks at 152 1947 Top Box Office Movies.  The movies are listed in a massive table that lets you rank the movies from Best to Worst in six different sortable columns of information.

The following massive table only includes the movies made in 1947 that are in our database.  Since we are constantly adding new movies to our database….this page will quickly become obsolete.  We will try and update this page on a regular basis.

Kirk Douglas and Robert Mitchum in 1947’s Out Of The Past

Our UMR Top 50 of 1947

1947 Top Box Office Movies Can Be Ranked 6 Ways In This Table

The really cool thing about this table is that it is “user-sortable”. Rank the movies anyway you want.

  • Sort 1947 Top Box Office Movies by the stars or in some cases the director of the movie.
  • Sort 1947 Top Box Office Movies by domestic actual box office grosses (in millions)
  • Sort 1947 Top Box Office Movies by domestic adjusted box office grosses using current movie ticket cost (in millions)
  • Sort 1947 Top Box Office Movies how they were received by critics and audiences.  60% rating or higher should indicate a good movie.
  • Sort by how many Oscar® nominations and how many Oscar® wins each 1947 Top Box Office Movies received.
  • Sort 1947 Top Box Office Movies by Ultimate Movie Ranking Score (UMR).  Our UMR score puts box office, reviews and awards into a mathematical equation and gives each movie a score.
Richard Widmark and Victor Mature in 1947’s Kiss Of Death

My Main Sources

Source 1: Eddie Mannix MGM Ledgers

Source 2: C.J. Tevlin RKO Ledgers

Source 3: Variety Magazines –

Source 4: Year In Review Variety Editions

Source 5: Grand Design: Hollywood As A Modern Business Enterprise 1930-1942 by Tino Balio

Source 6: Twentieth Century-Fox A Corporate and Financial History by Aubrey Solomon

Source 7:  Wikipedia

Source 8:  IMDb.com

Source 9:  “Revenue sharing and the coming of sound” by H. Mark Glancy

Source 10: Hollywood Power Stats by Christopher Reynolds

1947 Box Office Grosses – Adjusted World Wide

 UMR Yearly Reviews

 

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50 thoughts on “1947 Top Grossing Movies”

  1. I’m also somewhat surprised to see Welcome Stranger at the top of the 1947 list in terms of box office returns. While I’m not an expert on Bing Crosby I don’t think it was one of his most memorable films. Together with the Road to Rio, Bing’s 2 films on the list grossed over $650 million in adjusted box office – no wonder, he again topped the quigley poll’s top money-making stars for the year!

    But for me, 1947 is more significant as being the year when Robert Mitchum (who incidentally never made the top 10 in the quigley poll) really broke out as a major star, with 3 memorable classics on this list: Out of the Past, Crossfire and Pursued. Out of the Past has some of the best dialogue I have seen in cinema and Mitchum delivers a great performance. My other favorites on this list are The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Odd Man Out, Black Narcissus, Mr. Verdoux and Gentlemen’s Agreement .

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    1. …and for my 9-year old daughter, I would also add Miracle on 34th Street – apparently a timeless classic!

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      1. Miracle on 34th Street….a cult classic (it is listed in the Danny Peary Cult Movie books)….has aged very very nicely. Kudos to your 9 year old for liking….gasp…a black and white movie…lol.

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        1. …well, our DVD of Miracle on 34th street has both the B&W and colored versions, and I admit we usually play the latter – Still, the colors are rather pale, so it almost qualifies as B&W 🙂
          By the way, I just noticed that Great Expectations appears both in the 1947 and 1946 lists – according to IMDB it was released in December 1946 in London, but in 1947 in the US. Not sure if you have a practice to cover such cases! Thanks for your responses and comments.

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          1. Hey Phil….I generally try and go with IMDb. I have noticed that Variety regularly messes up their years. I need to delete Great Expectations from my 1946 page.

            Hey…black and white or added color…..impressive that your 9 year old is checking out a movie that is 70 years old. 🙂

    2. Hey Phil. Variety lists Welcome Stranger as the 4th biggest hit of 1947…..but the first three movies were made in 1946…..so when you take away those 3….Welcome Stranger jumps to the Top Spot. I think it is the power of Bing Crosby….which is pretty much forgotten. The man was the Top Star for 5 straight years…and Welcome Stranger was made in that peak 5 year span.

      Good point about Mitchum. I agree with you about Out of the Past…..my favorites seem for some reason to always end up with a picture on the webpage…not sure how that happens…lol. I have seen and liked all of your favorites with the exception of Odd Man Out…which I have yet to see. Thanks for the comment.

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  2. So many of my favorites made close to no money…sometimes I don’t understand this business 😉
    Monsieur Verdoux is one of those rare films full of black humor that I thoroughly enjoy. The secret beyond the Door and The Woman on the Beach are pretty good in my opinion, too. Worst of all, one of my fav fantasies, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, did only fair business, as did Ivy, one of my fav Joan Fontaine movies. I am not the biggest Tyrone Power fan, but in Nightmare Alley he really surprised me and I love so many aspects about that movie. Same goes for The lost Moment, an often shown movie in and thus a favorite since my childhood. Not a big western fan, but I like Ramrod and the way the noir genre was incorporated into the Story via “dark Blonde” Veronica Lake. I’d also like to mention High Wall, The Red House, Out of the Past, A Double Life, Pursued, Dark Passage, The Shocking Miss Pilgrim (one of the best, though not the most successful Betty Grable films), two wonderful Brits, Black Narcissus and Great Expectation, Life with Father and two of my favourite Christmas movies, Miracle on 34th Street and The Bishop’s Wife. I’ve seen 79 movies listed here, and to this day never ever heard of Welcome Stranger.
    Thank you for another box office year.

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    1. To give Miss Crawford what is rightfully hers: I forgot to mention Possessed, I remember that she blew me away in the opening scene the first time I saw that film.

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      1. LUPINO

        “To give Miss Crawford what is rightfully hers —she blew me away in the opening scene—”

        1 never thought that I would hear such music to my ears from another on this site. However you are taking a big chance because I once thought I might well be banned from the site for singing Joan’s praises, which on this site seems to be almost regarded as equivalent to the proverbial swearing in church. So thanks for making my weekend Lupin as Joan is my 2nd favourite actress after Deanna Durbin.

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        2. Hello Bob,

          to me Crawford has always been one of the Greats of Hollywood’s Golden Era. Before I knew actresses like Sylvia Sidney and Margaret Sullavan, it was Crawford, Davis Hepburn for me. As I already said on Crawford’s own UMR page, I do prefer her 40’s and 50’s films to her earlier work, but I love her Flaemmchen in Grand Hotel, her Sadie Thompson in Rain (I know, critics of the day almost lynched her) and of course her Crystal in The Women. One of the most enduring careers in Hollywood, a lot of classic films and a famous feud to nurture the myth for years to come – who could deny Joan her place in the pantheon of Hollywood’s Greats?

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          1. LUPINO
            “Who could deny Joan her place in the pantheon of greats?” you ask. I could name you three regulars of this site without having to think about it. However she is I think 10th on AFI’s Legends list so all’s well that ends well as the saying goes. Thanks for your further comments which chime with my own thoughts. As as matter of interest here are my own Top 20 favourite greatest favourite stars of all time in rank order.
            1/Richard Widmark
            2/Deanna Durbin
            3/Gregory Peck
            4/James Stewart
            5/Joan Crawford
            6/Morgan Freeman
            7/Alan Ladd
            8/John Wayne
            9/Marlon Brando
            10/Glenn Ford
            11/Denzel Washington
            12/Doris Day
            13/Charlton Heston
            14/Dirk Bogarde
            15/Edward G Robinson
            16/Burt Lancaster/Kirk Douglas – can’t split them!
            17/Michael Caine
            18/Audie Murphy
            19/Julia Roberts
            20/Michael Douglas

        3. BOB,
          would love to give you my list – but I can’t. For more than 4 decades now my favorite hobby is watching and reading (about) old movies and the people who made them. My favorites have changed over the years, with myself getting more knowledgable and more critical with what I see. Still, somehow they all managed to keep their place on my personal list, and I really don’t KNOW who my favorite actresses are. It is a little easier with the men: Stewart, Grant and Clift are way up there, but then I also love Cooper, Bogarde, Peck, Joseph Cotten, Sidney Poitier, James Mason, Denzel Washington, Idris Elba… even Errol Flynn…plus some 😉
          Deanna Durbin is not really known here in germany, the only 2 of her movies I have ever seen on telly are Christmas Holiday and It started with Eve. Liked them both. Since then, I found some of her movies on DVD in England, and have watched quite a few. The only actor on your list I can’t warm up to is Audie Murphy.

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          1. HI AGAIN LUPINO

            Thanks for giving an insight into how you see things overall. Very interesting BOB

          2. Hey Bob…..glad to see Sir Michael on your Top 20….at least you got one right…..lol. Actually it is a quality list filled with lots of legends.

        4. Hey Bob…we here at UMR think Joan Crawford is an all time great. We are on high standing at the Joan Crawford Chat Room on Facebook. Sorry if we have not given her more credit…especially since her page has been one of our most popular ones.:)

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    2. Hey Lupino…..I think most of the movies you mentioned all got great reviews….so even if they did not make much money, the consensus is they are good movies. Your 79 movies only trails Dan in our tally contest.

      Many of the movies you mentioned I have not seen…..I will have to check them out. Thanks for the feedback. 🙂

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  3. I have seen 38 movies. Favourite movies include:
    Out of the Past
    Dark Passage
    Crossfire
    The Ghost and Mrs.Muir
    Black Narcissis
    The Bishop’s Wife
    The Lady From Shanhgai
    Lady in theLake
    Miracle on 34th Street
    Daisy Kenyon

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    1. Hey Flora…..thanks for your comment, visit and tally count. 38 tops Steve’s 30 and my 26.

      Of your favorites, I have seen them all except for Lady in the Lake…..the rest I enjoyed as well. 🙂

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  4. I’ve seen 30 of the 132 films listed here. Favorites include – Black Narcissus, Road to Rio, My Favorite Brunette, Miracle on 34th Street, Kiss of Death, Out of the Past, Great Expectations (1946 in the UK) and Unconquered.

    Welcome Stranger the biggest box office hit of the year? Never heard of it.

    Good to see ‘Out of the Past’ top the critics chart, retitled ‘Build My Gallows High’ here in the UK, the title of the novel.

    Gentleman’s Agreement tops the UMR chart, I watched it once didn’t like it, The Bishop’s Wife isn’t a favorite either but I do have a copy of it.

    Looking at my datafiles I have 41 films from 1947 in my movie collection.

    Angel and the Badman
    Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer ,The
    Bishop’s Wife ,The
    Black Narcissus
    Body and Soul
    Boomerang
    Born to Kill
    Brute Force
    Buck Privates Come Home
    Captain from Castile
    Copacabana
    Crossfire
    Cry Wolf
    Dark Passage
    Dead Reckoning
    Desert Fury
    Double Life ,A
    Fun and Fancy Free
    Ghost and Mrs.Muir ,The
    Good News
    Green Dolphin Street
    Gunfighters
    Kiss of Death
    Lady in the Lake
    Macomber Affair .The
    Miracle on 34th St. ,A
    My Favorite Brunette
    Nicholas Nickleby
    Nightmare Alley
    Out of the Past
    Paradine Case ,The
    Pursued
    Road to Rio
    Sea of Grass
    Secret Life of Walter Mitty ,The
    Song of the Thin Man
    Tarzan and the Huntress
    13 Rue Madeleine
    Two Mrs. Carrolls ,The
    Tycoon
    Unconquered

    1947 was a bad year for fans of sci-fi, fantasy and horror cinema. 1950 would kick-start the glorious golden age of science fiction movies, and it was a good decade for horror films too, especially British.

    Another expert movie page Bruce. Voted Up!

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    1. Hey Steve
      1. Thanks for checking out our 1947 movie page.
      2. Sorry it took so long to respond back.
      3. Your 30 movies watched has me beat…..but I am the only one you topped
      4. At least you have seen Gentleman’s Agreement…..it has not aged well even with Gregory Peck in the lead role.
      5. Sorry this was a bad year for sci-if movies.
      6. Thanks for the list of movies in your collection.
      7. Good feedback as usual.

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  5. These are the 135 1947 movies I’ve seen since November 1992 when I saw the 8000th film of my life. Key – film, studio, stars until I stopped listing, date seen and source (cable channel, local channel, tape (back in the VHS days) and DVD.

    ADVENTURE ISLAND 1947 PAR 11/5 2015 DVD
    ANNA KARENINA (U.K.) 1947 FOX VIVIEN LEIGH RALPH RICHARDSON 11/6 1994 AMC
    ARNELO AFFAIR 1947 MGM JOHN HODIAK GEORGE MURPHY 9/11 2003 TCM
    BELLS OF SAN FERNANDO 1947 SCREEN GUILD 6/6 2016 DVD
    BIG TOWN AFTER DARK 1947 PAR HILLARY BROOKE 7/20 1997 21
    BISHOP’S WIFE 1947 RKO CARY GRANT LORETTA YOUNG 12/25 1998 AMC
    BLACK GOLD 1947 AA ANTHONY QUINN KATHERINE DEMILLE 8/23 2012 TCM
    BLACK HILLS 1947 PRC EDDIE DEAN ROSCOE ATES 11/30 2000 WEST
    BLAZE OF NOON 1947 PAR WILLIAM HOLDEN STERLING HAYDEN 7/7 1994 AMC
    BORDER FEUD 1947 PRC LASH LARUE AL ST. JOHN 11/27 2000 WEST
    BORN TO KILL 1947 RKO LAWRENCE TIERNEY CLAIRE TREVOR 5/17 1998 AMC
    BRIGHTON ROCK (U.K.) 1947 MAYER-KINGSLEY RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH HERMOINE BADDELEY 11/4 2010 TCM
    BRUTE FORCE 1947 UNI BURT LANCASTER 10/6 1997 AMC
    BUFFALO BILL RIDES AGAIN 1947 SG RICHARD ARLEN JENNIFER HOLT 1/4 2001 WEST
    BUSH CHRISTMAS (AUST.) 1947 UNI CHIPS RAFFERTY HELEN GRIEVE 12/29 2007 TCM
    CALENDAR GIRL 1947 REP JANE FRAZEE IRENE RICH 10/29 2007 DVD
    CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA 1947 FOX DICK HAYMES VERA-ELLEN 4/2 2000 LOVE
    CHEYENNE 1947 WB DENNIS MORGAN JANE WYMAN 1/4 1994 TNT
    CHEYENNE TAKES OVER 1947 EL LASH LARUE NANCY GATES 1/4 2001 WEST
    CHRISTMAS EVE 1947 UA GEORGE RAFT ANN HARDING 6/27 1997 AMC
    CODE OF THE SADDLE 1947 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 12/25 2009 DVD
    CODE OF THE WEST 1947 RKO STEVE BRODIE JAMES WARREN 11/2 2000 WEST
    CORPSE CAME C.O.D. 1947 COL JOAN BLONDELL GEORGE BRENT 1/25 2013 TCM
    CRIME DOCTOR’S GAMBLE 1947 COL WARNER BAXTER MICHELINE CHEIREL 5/6 2007 TCM
    CYNTHIA 1947 MGM ELIZABETH TAYLOR MARY ASTOR 9/25 1998 TCM
    DANGER STREET 1947 PAR JANE WITHERS ROBERT LOWERY 2/13 1997 TAPE
    DANGEROUS VENTURE 1947 UA WILLIAM BOYD ANDY CLYDE 4/16 2001 WEST
    DARK DELUSION 1947 MGM LIONEL BARRYMORE JAMES CRAIG 2/6 2000 TCM
    DEAD OF NIGHT 1947 PAR ? ? 1/21 2007 DVD
    DEAR MURDERER (U.K.) 1947 UNI ERIC PORTMAN GRETA GYNT 10/23 2008 TCM
    DEAR RUTH 1947 PAR JOAN CAULFIELD WILLIAM HOLDEN 6/21 1994 AMC
    DESIRE ME 1947 MGM GREER GARSON 8/27 1999 TCM
    DEVIL THUMBS A RIDE 1947 RKO LAWRENCE TIERNEY 10/3 1993 AMC
    END OF THE RIVER (U.K.) 1947 UNI SABU RAYMOND LOVELL 9/13 2009 TCM
    ESCAPE ME NEVER 1947 WB IDA LUPINO ERROL FLYNN 1/5 1999 TCM
    EXILE, THE 1947 UNI DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. MARIA MONTEZ 1/24 2012 TCM
    EXPOSED 1947 REP ADELE MARA 7/15 1995 TAPE
    FEAR IN THE NIGHT 1947 PAR PAUL KELLY ANN DORAN 6/27 2012 DVD
    FIGHTING VIGILANTES 1947 EL LASH LARUE FUZZY ST. JOHN 5/15 2001 WEST
    FOR THE LOVE OF RUSTY 1947 COL TED DONALDSON TOM POWERS 5/29 2007 TCM
    FOXES OF HARROW 1947 FOX REX HARRISON MAUREEN O’HARA 10/31 1999 MAX
    FRIEDA (U.K.) 1947 UNI MAI ZETTERLING DAVID FARRAR 5/19 1996 21
    FUN ON A WEEK-END 1947 UA EDDIE BRACKEN PRISCILLA LANE 9/6 2010 TCM
    GENTLEMAN’S AGREEMENT 1947 FOX GREGORY PECK DOROTHY MCGUIRE 1/15 1994 DIS
    GHOST TOWN RENEGADES 1947 EL LASH LARUE XXX 10/7 2000 WEST
    GUILT OF JANET AMES 1947 COL ROSALIND RUSSELL MELVYN DOUGLAS 12/11 1993 TNT
    GUN TALK 1947 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 4/7 2012 DVD
    HAT BOX MYSTERY 1947 SG TOM NEAL ALLEN JENKINS 3/7 2006 DVD
    HEADING FOR HEAVEN 1947 EL 10/1 2015 DVD
    HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS 1947 UNI ROBERT CUMMINGS BRIAN DONLEVY 4/17 2010 TCM
    HER HUSBAND’S AFFAIRS 1947 COL LUCILLE BALL FRANCHOT TONE 3/18 2009 TCM
    HOLIDAY CAMP (U.K.) 1947 UNI FLORA ROBSON DENNIS PRICE 1/2 2012 TCM
    HOLLYWOOD BARN DANCE 1947 SG ERNEST TUBB LORI TALBOTT 3/4 2012 TCM
    HOMESTEADERS OF PARADISE VALLEY 1947 REP ALLAN LANE BOBBY BLAKE 10/5 2013 DVD
    HUE AND CRY (U.K.) 1947 FINE ARTS ALASTAIR SIM JACK WARNER 12/5 1993 21
    HUMORESQUE 1947 WB JOAN CRAWFORD JOHN GARFIELD 6/2 1994 TMC
    I SEE A DARK STRANGER (U.K.) 1947 EL DEBORAH KERR TREVOR HOWARD 5/13 2009 TCM
    IT HAD TO BE YOU 1947 COL GINGER ROGERS CORNEL WILDE 4/28 2007 TCM
    IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN 1947 MGM FRANK SINATRA JIMMY DURANTE 9/5 1998 TCM
    IVY 1947 UNI JOAN FONTAINE PATRIC KNOWLES 6/21 1995 AMC
    JACK ARMSTRONG 1947 COL 8/31 1995 TAPE SERIAL
    JESSE JAMES RIDES AGAIN 1947 REP CLAYTON MOORE 1/14 1994 TAPE SERIAL
    JOHNNY O’CLOCK 1947 COL DICK POWELL LEE J. COBB 9/6 2004 MYST
    KING OF THE BANDITS 1947 MONO GILBERT ROLAND 9/21 2010 DVD
    LAND OF THE LAWLESS 1947 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 1/18 2010 DVD
    LAST OF THE REDMEN 1947 COL JON HALL MICHAEL O’SHEA 7/31 2014 WEST
    LAST ROUNDUP 1947 COL GENE AUTRY 9/12 2005 WEST
    LATE GEORGE APLEY 1947 FOX RONALD COLMAN PEGGY CUMMINS 6/19 2000 FXM
    LAW OF THE CANYON 1947 COL CHARLES STARRETT 5/15 2001 WEST
    LIVING IN A BIG WAY 1947 MGM GENE KELLY MARIE MACDONALD 8/23 2000 TCM
    LONE WOLF IN LONDON 1947 COL GERALD MOHR NANCY SAUNDERS 10/28 2007 TCM
    LONG NIGHT 1947 RKO HENRY FONDA BARBARA BEL GEDDES 1/25 2010 TCM
    LOVE AND LEARN 1947 WB JACK CARSON ROBERT HUTTON 10/27 1998 TCM
    LURED 1947 UA GEORGE SANDERS LUCILLE BALL 8/7 2011 TCM
    MERTON OF THE MOVIES 1947 MGM RED SKELTON 9/28 1998 TCM
    MIGHTY MCGURK 1947 MGM WALLACE BEERY EDWARD ARNOLD 5/3 2012 TCM
    MILLERSON CASE 1947 COL WARNER BAXTER NANCY SAUNDERS 11/7 2007 TCM
    MINE OWN EXECUTIONER (U.K.) 1947 FOX BURGESS MEREDITH DULCIE GRAY 7/15 1993 21
    MONSIEUR VERDOUX 1947 UA CHARLES CHAPLIN MARTHA RAYE 4/15 1998 AMC
    MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES 1947 MGM PETER LAWFORD DAN DAILEY 10/10 1998 TCM
    NEW ORLEANS 1947 UA ARTURO DE CORDOVA LOUIS ARMSTRONG 5/14 2006 TCM
    NORA PRENTISS 1947 WB ANN SHERIDAN KENT SMITH 12/16 1998 TCM
    NORTHWEST OUTPOST 1947 REP NELSON EDDY 5/31 1993 TAPE
    OCTOBER MAN (U.K.) 1947 EL JOHN MILLS JOAN GREENWOOD 3/28 2008 TCM
    OUT OF THE BLUE 1947 EL GEORGE BRENT VIRGINIA MAYO 12/11 1994 TAPE
    PIONEER JUSTICE 1947 EL LASH LARUE FUZZY ST. JOHN 5/16 2001 WEST
    PRAIRIE EXPRESS 1947 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 6/11 2010 DVD
    PRIVATE AFFAIRS OF BEL AMI 1947 UA GEORGE SANDERS ANN DVORAK 6/15 1996 BRAVO
    QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS 1947 SG PATRICIA MORISON ROBERT LOWERY 5/14 2012 DVD
    RAIDERS OF THE SOUTH 1947 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN EVELYN BRENT 2/28 2010 DVD

    RAMROD 1947 UA JOEL MCCRAE VERONICA LAKE 10/19 2000 WEST
    RANGE BEYOND THE BLUE 1947 PRC EDDIE DEAN ROSCOE ATES 9/8 2000 WEST
    RED STALLION 1947 EL ROBERT PAIGE TED DONALDSON 9/2 2000 WEST
    REET, PETITE AND GONE 1947 ASTOR XXX XXX 11/29 2007 DVD
    RETURN OF RIN TIN TIN 1947 EL DONALD WOODS ROBERT BLAKE 5/31 1997 TAPE
    RETURN OF THE LASH 1947 EL LASH LARUE FUZZY ST. JOHN 1/1 2002 WEST
    RIDING THE CALIFORNIA TRAIL 1947 MONO GILBERT ROLAND 2/15 2010 DVD
    ROBIN HOOD OF MONTEREY 1947 MONO GILBERT ROLAND 5/1 2010 DVD
    ROMANCE OF ROSY RIDGE 1947 MGM VAN JOHNSON JANET LEIGH 10/6 1999 TCM
    SADDLE PALS 1947 REP GENE AUTRY LYNNE ROBERTS 12/6 2002 WEST
    SEA HOUND 1947 COL BUSTER CRABBE 12/6 1992 TAPE SERIAL
    SEA OF GRASS 1947 MGM SPENCER TRACY KATHARINE HEPBURN 1/24 1993 TNT
    SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE 1947 RKO XXX XXX 10/3 1993 AMC
    SHADOW VALLEY 1947 EL XXX XXX 3/26 2002 WEST
    SHOOT TO KILL 1947 SG XXX XXX 2/18 2007 DVD
    SO WELL REMEMBERED (U.K.) 1947 RKO JOHN MILLS PATRICIA ROC 7/11 1999 TCM
    SON OF RUSTY 1947 COL XXX XXX 6/3 2007 TCM
    SONG OF LOVE 1947 MGM KATHARINE HEPBURN PAUL HENREID 6/9 1993 TNT
    SONG OF SCHEREZADE 1947 UNI YVONNE DE CARLO BRIAN DONLEVY 3/1 1995 AMC
    STAGE TO MESA CITY 1947 PRC XXX XXX 10/6 2001 WEST
    THE FUGITIVE 1947 RKO HENRY FONDA DOLORES DEL RIO 7/20 1994 AMC
    THE MARAUDERS` 1947 UA WILLIAM BOYD 3/15 2000 WEST
    THE UNFAITHFUL 1947 WB ANN SHERIDAN ZACHARY SCOTT 5/14 1999 TCM
    THE UNSUSPECTED 1947 WB CLAUDE RAINS JOAN CAULFIELD 10/23 1998 TCM
    THEY MADE ME A FUGITIVE (U.K.) 1947 WB SALLY GRAY TREVOR HOWARD 9/27 2009 TCM
    THINGS HAPPEN AT NIGHT (U.K.) 1947 TUDOR – ALLIANCE GORDON HARKER 8/3 2007 DVD
    THIS TIME FOR KEEPS 1947 MGM ESTHER WILLIAMS 9/16 1999 TCM
    THUNDER MOUNTAIN 1947 RKO TIM HOLT MARTHA HYER 6/24 2001 WEST
    THUNDERBOLT (DOC.) 1947 U.S. GOVT. JAMES STEWART LLOYD BRIDGES 1/4 1997 21
    T-MEN 1947 EL DENNIS O’KEEFE 5/30 1996 55
    TRAIL TO SAN ANTONE 1947 REP GENE AUTRY 9/4 2002 WEST
    TRAILING DANGER 1947 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 11/21 2011 DVD
    TWILIGHT ON THE RIO GRANDE 1947 REP GENE AUTRY 4/27 2008 WEST
    TWO MRS. CARROLLS 1947 WB HUMPHREY BOGART BARBARA STANWYCK 9/9 1998 TCM
    UNDER COLORADO SKIES 1947 REP ADRIAN BOOTH 7/23 2011 TCM
    UNDER THE TONTO RIM 1947 RKO TIM HOLT 10/21 2000 WEST
    UNDERCOVER MAISIE 1947 MGM ANN SOTHERN BARRY NELSON 7/3 2001 TCM
    VIGILANTE, THE 1947 COL 2/16 2013 DVD SERIAL
    VOICE OF THE TURTLE 1947 WB ELEANOR PARKER RONALD REAGAN 10/9 1999 TCM
    WEB, THE 1947 UNI EDMOND O’BRIEN ELLA RAINES 9/19 1995 AMC
    WEST TO GLORY 1947 PRC XXX XXX 9/18 2002 WEST
    WILD COUNTRY 1947 PRC XXX XXX 2/23 1995 21
    WILD HARVEST 1947 PAR ALAN LADD ROBERT PRESTON 12/11 1994 AMC
    WYOMING 1947 REP BILL ELLIOTT VERA RALSTON 11/29 1997 TAPE
    YANKEE FAKIR 1947 REP XXX XXX 4/1 2002 WEST

    Serials are usually watched over a few days, date shown is when it was finished. I remember seeing Kiss of Death at the Regency Theater in 1979

    These are the 41 1947 films in my collection. If film is not listed above it was seen previous to November 1992.

    ANGEL AND THE BADMAN
    BILL AND COO
    BLACK WIDOW (serial)
    BLONDIE’S ANNIVERSARY
    BRICK BRADFORD (serial)
    BUCK PRIVATES COME HOME
    CALIFORNIA
    CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA
    CODE OF THE SADDLE
    DICK TRACY MEETS GRUESOME
    DOWN TO EARTH
    EGG AND I
    FARMER’S DAUGHTER
    GUN TALK
    HIGH BARBAREE
    JACK ARMSTRONG (serial)
    JESSE JAMES RIDES AGAIN (serial)
    KING OF THE BANDITS
    LAND OF THE LAWLESS
    LAST ROUNDUP
    MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET
    NEWS HOUNDS
    OUT OF THE PAST
    PERILS OF PAULINE
    PRAIRIE EXPRESS
    RAIDERS OF THE SOUTH
    RED STALLION
    RETURN OF RIN TIN TIN
    RIDING THE CALIFORNIA TRAIL
    ROBIN HOOD OF MONTEREY
    SEA HOUND (serial)
    SINBAD THE SAILOR
    SON OF ZORRO (serial)
    SONG OF SCHEREZADE
    THIS TIME FOR KEEPS
    TRAILING DANGER
    UNDERCOVER MAISIE
    UNFINISHED DANCE
    VACATION DAYS
    VIGILANTE, THE (serial)
    WISTFUL WIDOW OF WAGONS GAP

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