Academy Award for Best Dance Direction

• 1935 Dave Gould[?] - Broadway Melody of 1936 (“I’ve Got a Feeling You’re Fooling’’) and Folies Bergere[?] (“Straw Hat”)
  • Busby Berkeley[?] - Gold Diggers of 1935[?] (“Lullaby of Broadway”) and (“Words Are in My Heart”)
  • Bobby Connolly[?] - [[Broadway Hostess] (“Playboy from Paree”) and Go into Your Dance[?] (“Latin from Manhattan”)
  • Sammy Lee[?] - King of Burlesque[?] (“Lovely Lady”) and (“Too Good to Be True”)
  • Hermes Pan[?] - Top Hat (“Top Hat”)
  • LeRoy Prinz[?] - All the King’s Horses[?] (“Viennese Waltz”) and The Big Broadcast of 1936[?] (“Elephant Number – It’s the Animal in Me)
  • B. Zemach[?] - She[?] (“Hall of Kings”)
• 1936 Seymour Felix[?] - The Great Ziegfield[?] (“A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody”)
  • Busby Berkeley[?] – Gold Diggers of 1937[?] (“Love and War”)
  • Bobby Connolly[?] - Cain and Mabel[?] (“1000 Love Songs”)
  • Dave Gould[?] - Born to Dance[?] (“Swingin’ the Jinx”)
  • Jack Haskell[?] - One in a Million[?] (“Skating Ensemble”)
  • Hermes Pan[?] - Swing Time[?] (“Bojangles”)
  • Russell Lewis[?] – Dancing Pirate[?] (“The Finale”)
• 1937 Hermes Pan[?] - A Damsel in Distress[?] (“Fun House”)
  • Busby Berkeley[?] - Varsity Show[?] (“The Finale”)
  • Bobby Connolly[?] - Ready, Willing and Able[?] ("Too Marvelous for Words”)
  • Dave Gould[?] - A Day at the Races[?] (“All God’s Children Got Rhythm”)
  • Sammy Lee[?] - Ali Baba Goes to Town[?] (“Swing Is Here to Stay”)
  • Harry Losee[?] - Thin Ice[?] (“Prince Igor Suite”)
  • LeRoy Prinz[?] - Waikiki Wedding[?] (“Luau”)