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	A New Comet September 1925 Signing first film contract with Paramount, with Peggy Fears and Townsend Martin in New York.
	The Black Helmet October 1925 Getting signature bob style haircut, with Peggy Fears in New York.
	Dreamtime in Astoria October 1925 Filming The American Venus, directed by Frank Tuttle, with Townsend Martin in New York.
	Soda Pop February 1926 Filming It's The Old Army Game, directed by Edward Sutherland, with W.C. Fields in New York.
	Southern Comforts February 1926 Filming It's The Old Army Game, directed by Edward Sutherland, with W.C. Fields on location in Palm Beach, Florida.
	Overexposed March 1926 Photo scandal makes national news, with Peggy Fears in New York.
	Court and Spark July 1926 Married to Edward Sutherland, in New York.
	A Winning Ticket December 1926 Love 'Em and Leave 'Em, showing in New York.
	Continental Divide December 1926 Louise Brooks in New York, Edward Sutherland in Los Angeles.
	Go West January 1927 Moving to Los Angeles.
	Laurel Canyon Lullaby February 1927 With Edward Sutherland, at home in Los Angeles.
	Sawdust in the Star Machine June 1927 With Edward Sutherland, at home in Los Angeles.
	Bored in Babylon September 1927 Louise Brooks in Los Angeles.
	Gravity's Pull October 1927 Meeting George P. Marshall, in New York.
	Birds of a Feather January 1928 With Pepi Lederer, at the Hearst Castle in San Simeon.
	Cuba Libre March 1928 With George P. Marshall, in Havana.
	Anchorless April 1928 Leaving Edward Sutherland, in Los Angeles.
	Lost in the Supermarket May 1928 Filming Beggars of Life, directed by William Wellman in Los Angeles.
	Separation Notice June 1928 Filing for divorce from from Edward Sutherland, with Pepi Lederer in Los Angeles.
	The Gilded Cage September 1928 Filming The Canary Murder Case, directed by Malcolm St. Clair in Los Angeles.
	On the Cusp September 1928 Deciding to leave Los Angeles and Paramount, with George P. Marshall.
	Unchained September 1928 Not renewing her contract with Paramount– but accepting offer from G.W. Pabst for Pandora's Box, instead.
	Maid of Orleans October 1928 Arriving in Berlin with George P. Marshall, to meet G.W. Pabst.
	Pygmalion in Berlin October 1928 Filming Pandora's Box, directed by G.W. Pabst in Berlin.
	Art Imitates Life November 1928 Filming Pandora's Box, directed by G.W. Pabst in Berlin.
	Biting the Hand December 1928 Refusing to return to Los Angeles, to add sound to The Canary Murder Case for Paramount.
	Murdered by a Whispered Lie January 1929 Paramount puts out story that Louise Brooks is bad for talking pictures.
	A Sea Change April 1929 Returning to Europe to film Prix de Beaute, directed by Rene Clair and produced by G.W. Pabst.
	Last Call for the Lost Generation May 1929 Waiting for production to begin, in Paris.
	Candle Power June 1929 Filming Diary of a Lost Girl, directed by G.W. Pabst in Berlin, with Lotte Eisner.
	Life Imitates Art July 1929 Filming Diary of a Lost Girl, directed by G.W. Pabst in Berlin.
	Perihelion in Paris August 1929 Louise Brooks in Paris.
	Starry Night September 1929 Filming Prix de Beaute, directed by Augusto Genina in Paris.
	Waiting on a Friend December 1929 With Pepi Lederer in New York.
	Earthbound February 1930 With George P. Marshall and Pepi Lederer in New York.
	Back to the Machine June 20, 1930 Returning to Los Angeles for contract with Columbia Pictures, arranged by Peggy Fears and A.C. Blumenthal.
	Immutable July 1930 Refusing to submit to Harry Cohn and Columbia Pictures to advance her career.
	Cocoanut Grove July 1930 With Grant Clarke in Los Angeles.
	Crash December 1930 Filming It Pays to Advertise, directed by Frank Tuttle in Los Angeles.
	Blacklists and Broken Spells January 1931 Filming Windy Riley Goes Hollywood, directed by Roscoe Arbuckle in Los Angeles.
	Already Gone January 1931 Passing on The Public Enemy, directed by William Wellman in Los Angeles.
	Escape Velocity January 1931 Leaving Los Angeles.

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