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This name for the Academy Award for Live Action Short Film was introduced in 1974. For the three preceding years it was known as "Short Subjects, Live Action Films." The term "Short Subjects, Live Action Subjects" was used from 1957 until 1970. From 1936 until 1956 there were two separate awards, "Short Subjects, one-reel" and "Short Subjects, two-reel". A third category "Short Subjects, color" was used only for 1936 and 1937. From the initiation of short subject awards for 1932 until 1935 the terms were "Short Subjects, comedy" and "Short subjects, novelty".

1930s

1932
*(Comedy) Hal Roach - The Music Box
*(Novelty) Mack Sennett
- Wrestling Swordfish
1933
*(Comedy) Louis Brock - So This Is Harris
*(Novelty) Joe Rock
- Krakatoa
1934
*(Comedy) Kenneth Macgowan - La Cucaracha
*(Novelty) Horace Woodard, Stacy Woodard - City of Wax
1935
*(Comedy) Jack Chertok - How to Sleep
*(Novelty) Gaumont British and Skibo Productions - Wings Over Mt. Everest
1936
*(Color) Warner Bros. - Give Me Liberty
*(One-Reel) Hal Roach - Bored of Education
*(Two-Reel) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - The Public Pays
1937
*(Color) Pete Smith - Penny Wisdom
*(One-Reel) Skibo Productions - The Private Life of the Gannets
*(Two-Reel) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - Torture Money
1938
*(One-Reel) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - That Mothers Might Live
*(Two-Reel) Warner Bros - Declaration Of Independence
1939
*(One-Reel) Paramount - Busy Little Bears
*(Two-Reel) Warner Bros - Sons of Liberty

1940s

1940
*(One-Reel) Pete Smith - Quicker N a Wink
*(Two-Reel) Warner Bros - Teddy, the Rough Rider
1941
*(One-Reel) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - Of Pups and Puzzles
*(Two-Reel) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - Main Street on the March!
1942
*(One-Reel) Paramount - Speaking of Animals and Their Families
*(Two-Reel) Warner Bros. - Beyond the Line of Duty
1943
*(One-Reel) Grantland Rice - Amphibious Fighters
*(Two-Reel) Jerry Bresler, Sam Coslow - Heavenly Music
1944
*(One-Reel) Jerry Fairbanks - Who's Who in Animal Land
*(Two-Reel) Gordon Hollingshead - I Won't Play
1945
*(One-Reel) Herbert Moulton, Jerry Bresler - Stairway to Light
*(Two-Reel) Gordon Hollingshead - Star in the Night
1946
*(One-Reel) Gordon Hollingshead - Facing Your Danger
*(Two-Reel) Gordon Hollingshead - A Boy and His Dog
1947
*(One-Reel) Herbert Moulton - Good-Bye Miss Turlock
*(Two-Reel) Irving Allen
- Climbing the Matterhorn
1948
*(One-Reel) Edmund H. Reek - Symphony of a City
*(Two-Reel) Walt Disney
- Seal Island
1949
*(One-Reel) Jack Eaton - Aquatic House-Party
*(Two-Reel) Gaston Diehl, Robert Haessens - Van Gogh

1950s

1950
*(One-Reel) Gordon Hollingshead - Grandad of Races
*(Two-Reel) Walt Disney
- In Beaver Valley
1951
*(One-Reel) Robert Youngson - World of Kids
*(Two-Reel) Walt Disney
- Nature's Half Acre
1952
*(One-Reel) Boris Vermont - Light in the Window: The Art of Vermeer
*(Two-Reel) Walt Disney
- Water Birds
1953
*(One-Reel) Johnny Green - The Merry Wives of Windsor Overture
*(Two-Reel) Walt Disney
- Bear Country
1954
*(One-Reel) Robert Youngson - This Mechanical Age
*(Two-Reel) Denis Sanders, Terry Sanders - A Time Out of War
1955
*(One-Reel) Edmund Reek - Survival City
*(Two-Reel) Wilbur T. Blume - The Face of Lincoln
1956
*(One-Reel) Konstantin Kalser - Crashing the Water Barrier
*(Two-Reel) Romulus Films - The Bespoke Overcoat
1957 Larry Lansburgh - The Wetback Hound
1958 Walt Disney
- Grand Canyon
1959 Jacques-Yves Cousteau - The Golden Fish

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