Academy Awards 1935

Best Picture

WINNER:
It Happened One Night: (Columbia)

NOMINEES:
The Barretts of Wimpole Street: (M-G-M)
Cleopatra: (Paramount)
Flirtation Walk: (First National)
The Gay Divorcee: (RKO Radio)
Here Comes the Navy: (Warner Bros.)
The House of Rothschild: (20th Century Pictures)
Imitation of Life: (Universal)
One Night of Love: (Columbia)
The Thin Man: (M-G-M)
Viva Villa!: (M-G-M)
The White Parade: (Jesse L. Lasky)

Best Actor in a Leading Role

WINNER:
It Happened One Night: Clark Gable
In 1996, Steven Spielberg anonymously purchased Clark Gable's Oscar to protect it from further commercial exploitation, gave it back to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, commenting that he could think of "no better sanctuary for Gable's only Oscar than the Motion Picture Academy".

NOMINEES:
The Affairs of Cellini: Frank Morgan
The Thin Man: William Powell

Best Actress in a Leading Role

WINNER:
It Happened One Night: Claudette Colbert
Claudette Colbert was so convinced that she would lose the Oscar to write-in nominee Bette Davis that she didn't attended the ceremony orignally. She was summoned from a train station to pick up her Academy Award.

NOMINEES:
One Night of Love: Grace Moore
The Barretts of Wimpole Street: Norma Shearer
Of Human Bondage: Bette Davis
This was a write-in nomination.

Best Director

WINNER:
It Happened One Night: Frank Capra

NOMINEES:
One Night of Love: Victor Schertzinger
The Thin Man: W.S. Van Dyke

Best Assistant Director

WINNER:
Viva Villa!: John Waters

NOMINEES:
Imitation of Life: Scott R. Beal
Cleopatra: Cullen Tate

Best Writing, Original Story

WINNER:
Manhattan Melodrama: Arthur Caesar

NOMINEES:
Hide-Out: Mauri Grashin
The Richest Girl in the World: Norman Krasna

Best Writing, Adaptation

WINNER:
It Happened One Night: Robert Riskin

NOMINEES:
The Thin Man: Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett
Viva Villa!: Ben Hecht

Best Cinematography

WINNER
Cleopatra: Victor Milner

NOMINEES:
The Affairs of Cellini: Charles Rosher
Operator 13: George J. Folsey

Best Art Direction

WINNER:
The Merry Widow: Cedric Gibbons, Fredric Hope

NOMINEES:
The Affairs of Cellini: Richard Day
The Gay Divorcee: Van Nest Polglase, Carroll Clark

Best Sound, Recording

WINNER:
One Night of Love: John P. Livadary (sound director) (Columbia Studio Sound Department)

NOMINEES:
The Affairs of Cellini: Thomas T. Moulton (sound director) (United Artists Studio Sound Department)
Cleopatra: Franklin Hansen (sound director) (Paramount Studio Sound Department)
Flirtation Walk: Nathan Levinson (sound director) (Warner Bros.-First National Studio Sound Department)
The Gay Divorcee: Carl Dreher (sound director) (RKO Radio Studio Sound Department)
Imitation of Life: Theodore Soderberg (sound director) (Universal Studio Sound Department)
Viva Villa!: Douglas Shearer (sound director) (M-G-M Studio Sound Department)
The White Parade: Edmund H. Hansen (sound director) (Fox Studio Sound Department)

Best Film Editing

WINNER:
Eskimo: Conrad A. Nervig

NOMINEES:
Cleopatra: Anne Bauchens
One Night of Love: Gene Milford

Best Music, Original Song

WINNER:
The Gay Divorcee: Con Conrad (music), Herb Magidson (lyrics)
For the song "The Continental".

NOMINEES:
Flying Down to Rio: Vincent Youmans (music), Edward Eliscu (lyrics), Gus Kahn (lyrics)
For the song "Carioca".
She Loves Me Not: Ralph Rainger (music), Leo Robin (lyrics)
For the song "Love in Bloom".

Best Music, Score

WINNER:
One Night of Love: Louis Silvers (head of department) (Columbia Studio Music Department)
Thematic music by Victor Schertzinger and Gus Kahn.

NOMINEES:
The Gay Divorcee: Max Steiner (head of department) (RKO Radio Studio Music Department)
Score by Kenneth S. Webb and Samuel Hoffenstein.
The Lost Patrol: Max Steiner (head of department) (RKO Radio Studio Music Department)
Score by Max Steiner.

Best Short Subject, Comedy

WINNER:
La Cucaracha: Kenneth Macgowan

NOMINEES:
Men in Black: Jules White
What, No Men!: (Warner Bros.)

Best Short Subject, Novelty

WINNER:
City of Wax: Horace Woodard, Stacy Woodard

NOMINEES:
Bosom Friends: (Skibo Productions)
Strikes and Spares: Pete Smith

Best Short Subject, Cartoons

WINNER:
The Tortoise and the Hare: Walt Disney

NOMINEES:
Holiday Land: Charles Mintz
Jolly Little Elves: Walter Lantz

Juvenile Award

WINNER:
Shirley Temple
In grateful recognition of her outstanding contribution to screen entertainment during the year 1934.

Academy Award of Merit:

WINNER:

Not awarded.

Scientific and Engineering Award

WINNER:
(Electrical Research Products Inc.)
For their development of the vertical cut disc method of recording sound ("hill and dale recording").

Technical Achievement Award

WINNERS:
One Night of Love: (Columbia Pictures Corp.)
For their application of the vertical cut disc method ("hill and dale recording") to actual studio production, with their recording of the sound on the picture One Night of Love.
(Bell and Howell Co.)
For their development of the Bell and Howell fully automatic sound and picture printer.

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