1926 in Film - Top Grossing Films

Top Grossing Films

Rank Title Gross
1. Aloma of the South Seas $3,000,000
2. What Price Glory? $700,000
3. The Great K & A Train Robbery
4. Beau Geste
5. Flesh and the Devil $1,261,00
6. Sparrows
7. For Heaven's Sake
8. My Yankee Senor
9. Don Juan
10. The Sea Beast
11. La Bohème
12. The Temptress
13. Torrent

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