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Title and Distributor Rating Year of Review
Hideout (Republic) A-II 1948-49
Hideout, The (formerly Small Voice, The) (British) (London
Film Prod., Inc.) A-II 1950-51
Hideout in the Alps (Grand National) A-I 1936-37
Higgins Family, The (Republic) A-I 1937-38
High and Dry (British) (Universal-International) A-I 1953-54
High and the Mighty, The (Warners) A-II 1953-54
High Barbaree (MGM) A-I 1946-47
High Command (Grand National) A-II 1937-38
High Cost of Loving (MGM) A-III 1957-58
High Explosive (Paramount) A-I 1942-43
High Flight (Col.) A-I 1957-58
High Flyers (RKO) A-II 1937-38
High Fury (British) (United Artists) A-II 1948-49
High Hell (Para.) B 1957-58
Objection: Suggestive costuming and situations.
High Lonesome (Eagle Lion) A-I 1949-50
High Noon (United Artists) A-II 1951-52
High Powered (Paramount) A-II 1944.45
High School (20th Century-Fox) A-I 1939-40
High School Confidential (MGM) B 1957-58
Objection: This film, purporting to expose a sociological problem
of youth, contains negative elements (detailed method of crime;
suggestive costuming and situations; low moral tone) that tend
to destroy a constructive message.
High School Hellcats (Am. Intl.) A-III 1957-58
High School Hero (Monogram) A-II 1945-46
High Sierra (Warner-First National) B 1940-41
Objection: Though retribution in the end overtakes the criminal
character, the picture treats him sympathetically.
High Society (MGM) B 1955-56
Objection: Reflects the acceptability of divorce.
High Society (Allied Artists) A-I 1954-55
High Tension (20th Century-Fox) A-I 1936-37
High Terrace (Br.) (AA) A-II 1956-57
High Time (formerly Ring Around the Clock) (Italian) (International Film Associates Corp.) A-II 1952-53
High Treason (British) (Pacemaker Pictures) A-I 1951-52
High Wall, The (MGM) A-II 1947-48
High, Wide and Handsome (Paramount) A-I 1936-37
Higher and Higher (RKO) A-II 1943-44
Highly Dangerous (Lippert Prod.) A-I 1951-52
Highway 13 (Screen Guild Prod.) A-II 1948-49
Highway 301 (Warners) B 1950-51
Objection: Excessive brutality.
Highway Dragnet (Allied Artists) A-II 1953-54
Highway Patrol (Columbia) A-I 1937-38
Highway West (Warner-First National) .' A-II 1940-41
Highwayman, The (Allied Artists) A-II 1950-51
Highways by Night (RKO) A-II 1941-42
Hijacked (Lippert Prod.) A-II 1949-50
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