6th Academy Awards - Awards

Awards

Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface.

Outstanding Production Best Director
  • Cavalcade
    • 42nd Street
    • A Farewell to Arms
    • I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
    • Lady for a Day
    • Little Women
    • The Private Life of Henry VIII
    • She Done Him Wrong
    • Smilin' Through
    • State Fair
  • Frank Lloyd – Cavalcade
    • Frank Capra – Lady for a Day
    • George Cukor – Little Women
Best Actor Best Actress
  • Charles Laughton – The Private Life of Henry VIII
    • Leslie Howard – Berkeley Square
    • Paul Muni – I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
  • Katharine Hepburn – Morning Glory
    • May Robson – Lady for a Day
    • Diana Wynyard – Cavalcade
Best Story Best Adapted Screenplay
  • One Way Passage – Robert Lord
    • The Prizefighter and the Lady – Frances Marion
    • Rasputin and the Empress – Charles MacArthur
  • Little Women – Victor Heerman and Sarah Y. Mason
    • Lady for a Day – Robert Riskin
    • State Fair – Paul Green and Sonya Levien
Best Cinematography Best Art Direction
  • A Farewell to Arms – Charles Bryant Lang, Jr.
    • Reunion in Vienna – George J. Folsey
    • Sign of the Cross – Karl Struss
  • Cavalcade – William S. Darling and Fredric Hope
    • A Farewell to Arms – Hans Dreier and Roland Anderson
    • When Ladies Meet – Cedric Gibbons
Best Sound Recording Best Assistant Director
  • A Farewell to Arms – Franklin Hansen
    • 42nd Street – Nathan Levinson
    • Gold Diggers of 1933 – Nathan Levinson
    • I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang – Nathan Levinson
  • Charles Barton – Paramount
  • Charles Dorian – MGM
  • Fred Fox – United Artists
  • Gordon Hollingshead – Warner Brothers
  • Rick James – Universal
  • Dewey Starkey – RKO
  • William Tummel – 20th Century Fox
    • Al Alleborn – Warner Brothers
    • Sid Brod – Paramount
    • Orville O. Dull – MGM
    • Percy Ikerd – 20th Century Fox
    • Arthur Jacobson – Paramount
    • Edward Killy – RKO
    • Joseph A. McDonough – Universal
    • William J. Reiter – Universal
    • Frank Shaw – Warner Brothers
    • Ben Silvey – United Artists
    • John S. Waters – MGM
Best Live Action Short Film, Comedy Best Live Action Short Film, Novelty
  • So This Is Harris! – RKO Pictures
    • Mister Mugg – Universal Studios
    • A Preferred List – RKO Pictures
  • Krakatoa – Educational Pictures
    • Menu – Pete Smith and MGM
    • The Sea – Educational Pictures
Best Animated Short Film
  • The Three Little Pigs – Walt Disney and United Artists
  • Building a Building – Walt Disney and United Artists
  • The Merry Old Soul – Walter Lantz and Universal Studios

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