List of Highest Grossing films of the 1920s

==1920==
Rank	Title 	Gross
1. 	Something to Think About 	$9,158,489
2. 	Way Down East 	$4,500,000
3. 	Over the Hill to the Poorhouse	$3,000,000
4. 	Pollyanna 	$1,160,962
5. 	Shipwrecked Among Cannibals 	$1,000,000
6. 	The Mark of Zorro 	
7. 	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 	
8. 	The Round-Up 	
9. 	Double Speed 	
10. 	Excuse My Dust 	
==1921==
Rank	Title 	Gross
1. 	The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse	$9,200,000Box office at IMDB accessed January 27, 2017
2. 	The Kid 	$5,450,000
3. 	The Three Musketeers 	$1,500,000
4. 	The Sheik 	$900,000
5. 	Little Lord Fauntleroy 	$900,000
6. 	The Love Light 	$690,965
7. 	Every Woman's Problem 	
8. 	Brewster's Millions 	
9. 	White and Unmarried 	
10. 	The Passion Flower 	
==1922==
Rank	Title 	Gross
1. 	Robin Hood 	$2,500,000
2. 	Oliver Twist 	$2,000,000
3. 	Blood and Sand 	$1,250,000 (US/Canada)
4. 	Manslaughter 	$1,200,000
5. 	Grandma's Boy 	$1,100,000 (US/Canada)
6. 	When Knighthood Was in Flower	$1,000,000 (US/Canada)
7. 	Smilin' Through 	$1,000,000 (US/Canada)
==1923==
The top 10 films released in 1923 by U.S. gross are as follows:rentals in US and Canada - see Variety list of box office champions for 1923"The All Time Best Sellers," International Motion Picture Almanac 1937-38 (1938), Quigley Publishing Company, p. 942, January 22, 2017
Highest-grossing films of 1923
Rank	Title 	Studio 	U.S. gross
1 	The Covered Wagon 	Paramount Pictures 	$7,630,000
2 	The Ten Commandments 	Paramount Pictures 	$4,168,790
3 	The Hunchback of Notre Dame	Universal Pictures 	$1,500,000
4 	Safety Last! 	Pathé Exchange 	$1,500,000
5 	Daddy 	Associated First National Pictures	
6 	Homeward Bound 	Paramount Pictures 	
7 	The Ne'er-Do-Well 	Paramount Pictures 	
8 	The Pilgrim 	Associated First National Pictures	
9 	Scaramouche 	Metro Pictures 	$1,000,000
10 	The White Sister 	Metro Pictures 	
==1924==
Rank	Title 	Gross
1. 	The Sea Hawk 	$2,000,000
2. 	The Thief of Bagdad	$1,500,000 millionQuigley Publishing Company "The All Time Best Sellers", International Motion Picture Almanac 1937-38 (1938) p 942 accessed 19 April 2014 or $2 million p45
3. 	Girl Shy 	$1,550,000
4. 	He Who Gets Slapped	$881,000
5. 	A Society Scandal 	
6. 	The Humming Bird 	
7. 	The Marriage Circle	
8. 	Beau Brummel 	
9. 	Greed 	$274,827.55
10. 	Secrets 	
==1925==
Rank	Title 	Gross
1. 	The Big Parade 	$18–22 million
2. 	Ben-Hur 	$10,700,000
3. 	The Gold Rush 	$5,450,000
4. 	His People 	$3,000,000
5. 	The Phantom of the Opera	$2,000,000
6. 	The Lost World 	$1,300,000
7. 	Little Annie Rooney 	$1,100,000
8. 	East Lynne 	$1,000,000
9. 	The Unholy Three 	$704,000
10. 	The Plastic Age 	n/a
==1926==
Rank	Title 	Gross
1. 	Aloma of the South Seas	$3,000,000
2. 	Flesh and the Devil 	$1,261,000
3. 	Sparrows 	$966,878
4. 	The Temptress 	$965,000
5. 	The Road to Mandalay 	$724,000
6. 	What Price Glory? 	$700,000
7. 	Torrent 	$668,000
8. 	Beau Geste 	n/a
9. 	For Heaven's Sake 	n/a
10. 	My Yankee Senor 	n/a
==1927==
Rank	Title 	Gross
1. 	The Jazz Singer 	$7,630,000
2. 	Wings 	$3,600,000
3. 	Blake of Scotland Yard	$3,500,000
4. 	Love 	$1,677,000
5. 	Tell it to the Marines	$1,658,000
6. 	Metropolis 	$1,236,166
7. 	Jesse James 	$1,200,000
8. 	Mr. Wu 	$1,068,000
9. 	My Best Girl 	$1,027,757
10. 	London After Midnight 	$1,004,000
==1928==
Rank	Title 	Worldwide gross
1. 	The Singing Fool 	$12,862,000
2. 	The Road to Ruin 	$2,500,000
3. 	Noah's Ark 	$2,305,000
4. 	A Woman of Affairs 	$1,370,000
5. 	Lights of New York 	$1,200,000
6. 	Our Dancing Daughters	$1,099,000
7. 	The Mysterious Lady 	$1,094,000
8. 	Sadie Thompson 	$1,000,000
9. 	The Divine Woman 	$931,000
10. 	West of Zanzibar 	$921,000
==1929==
Rank	Title 	GrossGrosses for first ten films from the article entitled "Biggest Money Pictures" in Variety Magazine, June 21, 1932, page 1.
1. 	Gold Diggers of Broadway	$5,250,000
2. 	Sunny Side Up 	$3,200,000
3. 	The Cock-Eyed World 	$2,600,000
4. 	Welcome Danger 	$2,100,000
5. 	The Desert Song 	$2,000,000
6. 	Rio Rita 	$1,900,000
7. 	The Cocoanuts 	$1,800,000
8. 	In Old Arizona 	$1,500,000
9. 	The Love Parade 	$1,500,000
10. 	Why Bring That Up? 	$1,400,000
==References==
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