This is a list of a lost film is defined as one of which no part of a silent/sound print is known to have survived, produced and distributed by Warner Bros. for the years 1918-1931 and its subsidiary First National for the years 1928-1931 and 1933. WARNING: For films for which no footage (such as trailers) is known to have survived.

US movies from 1929 (first year of the "pre-code" era) which are listed as lost on IMDB. Many of these films have user ratings and reviews. The mere existence of reviews didn't cause a film to be excluded from this list. Some reviews could be from people who saw the film before it was lost. On the other hand, some reviews seem based not on actually having seen the movie, but on something the reviewer has read elsewhere, or that the reviewer does/doesn't like an actor/the director, doesn't like old movies, or whatever, and wants to chime in based on that. And frankly, some reviews I have read come across as fabrications ("I had an exclusive showing of this otherwise lost film in the home of a private collector").

Sally O'Neil and Corliss Palmer in Broadway Fever (1929)

A list of Warner Bros. pictures from 1926 (debut of Don Juan, their first semi-sound film) to 1956 (the year Jack L. Warner infamously betrayed his brother out of the business). Not included are shorts, pre-1929 First National pictures or pictures which were distributed but not produced by the Warners.

Mary Astor and John Barrymore in Don Juan (1926)

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