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⭐ Lucille Ball’s B‑Movies (Early Career, 1933–1939)

(All titles verified from the filmography sources you surfaced.)

1933


  • Blood Money

  • Broadway Through a Keyhole

  • Roman Scandals

1934

  • Bottoms Up

  • Fugitive Lady

  • Kid Millions

  • Men of the Night

  • Broadway Bill

  • Moulin Rouge

  • Nana

  • Hold That Girl

1935

  • Carnival

  • Roberta

  • The Whole Town’s Talking

  • Hooray for Love

  • The Three Musketeers (Mascot serial)

1936

  • Love on the Run

  • One Live Ghost (short)

  • Don’t Gamble with Love

  • The Farmer in the Dell

  • Chatterbox

1937

  • Stage Door (not a B‑movie, but she’s in a supporting role)

  • Topper (small role)

  • Affairs of Annabel (Columbia B‑comedy)

  • Annabel Takes a Tour (Columbia B‑comedy)

1938

  • The Affairs of Annabel (series continued)

  • Go Chase Yourself (RKO B‑comedy)

  • Next Time I Marry (light B‑romance)

1939

  • Five Came Back (RKO thriller; mid‑budget but still B‑style)

  • Panama Lady (RKO B‑drama)

  • Beauty for the Asking (RKO programmer)

Lucille Ball – Complete Feature Filmography (Verified)

(All titles sourced from the full filmography listings)

1920s

  • Tillie the Toiler (1927) – uncredited

1930s

  • The Bowery (1933)

  • Blood Money (1933)

  • Broadway Through a Keyhole (1933)

  • Roman Scandals (1933)

  • Bottoms Up (1934)

  • Fugitive Lady (1934)

  • Kid Millions (1934)

  • Men of the Night (1934)

  • Broadway Bill (1934)

  • Moulin Rouge (1934)

  • Nana (1934)

  • Hold That Girl (1934)

  • Carnival (1935)

  • Roberta (1935)

  • The Whole Town’s Talking (1935)

  • Hooray for Love (1935)

  • The Three Musketeers (1935 serial)

  • Love on the Run (1936)

  • One Live Ghost (1936 short)

  • Don’t Gamble with Love (1936)

  • The Farmer in the Dell (1936)

  • Chatterbox (1936)

  • Stage Door (1937)

  • Topper (1937)

  • Affairs of Annabel (1938)

  • Annabel Takes a Tour (1938)

  • Go Chase Yourself (1938)

  • Next Time I Marry (1938)

  • Five Came Back (1939)

  • Panama Lady (1939)

  • Beauty for the Asking (1939)

1940s

  • Dance, Girl, Dance (1940)

  • Too Many Girls (1940)

  • Seven Days’ Leave (1942)

  • Du Barry Was a Lady (1943)

  • Best Foot Forward (1943)

  • Thousands Cheer (1943)

  • Meet the People (1944)

  • Ziegfeld Follies (1946)

  • The Dark Corner (1946)

  • Easy to Wed (1946)

  • Her Husband’s Affairs (1947)

  • Lured (1947)

  • Sorrowful Jones (1949)

  • Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949)

  • Easy Living (1949)

1950s

  • Fancy Pants (1950)

  • The Fuller Brush Girl (1950)

  • The Magic Carpet (1951)

  • The Long, Long Trailer (1954)

  • Forever, Darling (1956)

1960s

  • The Facts of Life (1960)

  • Critic’s Choice (1963)

  • Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)

1970s

  • Mame (1974)

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