Hollywood Timeline - RKO 

RKO is the oldest of the continuously operating movie studios.

1915 between 1948

RKO divest their theater holdings, they maintained their hold over distribution and began increasing their profits throughout.

October 23, 1928

The Founders David Sarnoff and Joseph P. Kennedy

February 23, 1930

‘The case of sergeant Grischa’ was Oscar nomination for best sound recording.

Directed by Herbert Brenon

Actors - Chester Morris, Betty Compson, Jean Hersholt and Alec B. Francis

February 23, 1940

‘Pinocchio’ was also produce by Walt Disney

Directed by Ben Sharpsteen and Hamilton Luske

Voiceover – Cliff Edwards and Dickie Jones

Most audiences agree is a good film because it has lots of tough situations to success also knowing from right to wrong. Which it made audience emotional.

February 15, 1950

‘Cinderella’ was produce by Walt Disney production

Directed by Clyde Geronimi, Hamitlton Luske and Wilfred Jackson

Voiceover – Iiene Woods and Eleanor Audley

It has a good fairy tale story because it very adventures and magical visual.

 1960s to 1970s

American films become more adventurous such as Easy Rider, Wild Bunch and Indiana Jones. The company did independent films rather producing their own.

1989 General Tire sold RKO pictures.