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[Instruction]
Can you list the top 20 films or movies between 1930 and 1940 that are in English and in the US public domain?

[Ground truth Answer]
Here is a list of 20 movies between 1930 and 1940 that are in the public domain in the United States. Please note that these movies might not be in the public domain in other countries, and this list may not necessarily be the "top 20" films of that time. These films are in the public domain due to factors like expired copyrights or non-compliance with renewal processes.

1. Reefer Madness (1936) - Directed by Louis J. Gasnier
2. Hell's House (1932) - Directed by Howard Higgin
3. The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934) - Directed by Harold Young
4. His Girl Friday (1940) - Directed by Howard Hawks
5. Life with Father (1947) - Directed by Michael Curtiz
6. Topper Returns (1941) - Directed by Roy Del Ruth
7. Things to Come (1936) - Directed by William Cameron Menzies
8. Bird of Paradise (1932) - Directed by King Vidor
9. The Thirteenth Guest (1932) - Directed by Albert Ray
10. Gambling Lady (1934) - Directed by Archie Mayo
11. The Phantom Express (1932) - Directed by Emory Johnson
12. The Road to Ruin (1934) - Directed by Dorothy Davenport and Melville Shyer
13. The Vampire Bat (1933) - Directed by Frank R. Strayer
14. The Mill on the Floss (1936) - Directed by Tim Whelan
15. The House of Secrets (1936) - Directed by Roland D. Reed
16. The Mad Parade (1931) - Directed by William Beaudine
17. Captain Calamity (1936) - Directed by John Reinhardt
18. The Ghost Train (1941) - Directed by Walter Forde
19. Lady from Chungking (1942) - Directed by William Nigh
20. Night Beat (1947) - Directed by Harold Huth

It is always useful to double-check the public domain status of the movies, as it may change or vary from country to country.

[Assistant's Response]
Certainly! Here is a list of notable films from the 1930s that are in English and are believed to be in the US public domain. Please note that the status of public domain can change, so it's always a good idea to verify the current status before use.

1. **His Girl Friday** (1940) - A classic screwball comedy known for its rapid-fire dialogue.
2. **The Little Princess** (1939) - A family film starring Shirley Temple.
3. **The Scarlet Pimpernel** (1934) - A historical drama about the French Revolution.
4. **The Last of the Mohicans** (1936) - An adventure film based on James Fenimore Cooper's novel.
5. **The Man Who Changed His Mind** (1936) - A British science fiction horror film released in the US.
6. **The Vampire Bat** (1933) - A horror film about a series of murders in a small village.
7. **Charade** (1931) - A pre-Code romantic comedy.
8. **The Kennel Murder Case** (1933) - A mystery film featuring detective Philo Vance.
9. **The Sin of Nora Moran** (1933) - A drama known for its innovative narrative style.
10. **The Ghoul** (1933) - A British horror film released in the US.
11. **The Ghost Walks** (1934) - A mystery-comedy film.
12. **A Shriek in the Night** (1933) - A mystery film starring Ginger Rogers.
13. **The Big Trees** (1939) - A drama film set in the logging industry.
14. **The Phantom of Crestwood** (1932) - A mystery film based on a radio serial.
15. **The Amazing Mr. X** (1939) - A film about a psychic and a mysterious woman.
16. **The Big Bluff** (1933) - A crime drama.
17. **The Devil Bat** (1940) - A horror film starring Bela Lugosi.
18. **The Fatal Hour** (1940) - A mystery film featuring detective James Lee Wong.
19. **The Green Hornet** (1940) - A film serial based on the radio series.
20. **The Shadow Strikes** (1937) - A mystery film based on the popular radio show.

These films are often cited as being in the public domain, but it's important to double-check their status, as copyright laws and interpretations can vary.

[The End of Assistant's Response]

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