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Title and Distributor Rating Year of Review
Ladies' Day (RKO) A-II
Ladies in Distress (Republic) A-I
Ladies in Love (20th Century-Fox) A-II
Ladies in Retirement (Columbia) A-II
Ladies in Washington (20th Century-Fox) A-II
Ladies' Man (Paramount) A-II
Ladies Must Live, The (Warner-First National) A-I
Ladies of the Chorus (Columbia) B
Objection: Reflects the acceptability of divorce; suggestive costuming and dancing.
Lady and the Bandit, The (Columbia) A-II
Lady and the Mob, The (Columbia) A-II
Lady and the Monster, The (Republic) A-II
Lady and the Tramp (Buena Vista) A-I
Lady at Midnight (Eagle Lion) A-II
Lady Be Careful (Paramount) A-II
Lady Be Good (MGM) A-II
Lady Behave ! (Republic) B
Lady Bodyguard (Paramount) A-II
Lady Chaser (Producers Releasing Corp.) A-II
Lady Chatterley's Lover (Fr.) (Kingsley) C
Objection: This film, both in its development and solution of the plot, condones adultery. As such it constitutes an unconscionable attack upon a fundamental tenet of Judaeo-Christian morality. This is all the more reprehensible when such an attack comes through a mass medium of entertainment which in our American society is devoid of reasonable safeguards for the young and the impressionable.
Lady Escapes, The (20th Century-Fox) A-II
Lady Eve, The (Paramount) B
Objection: Suggestive situations.
Lady Fights Back, The (Universal) A-I
Lady for a Night (Republic) A-II
Lady from Cheyenne (Universal) A-II
Lady from Chungking (Producers Releasing Corp.) A-II
Lady from Louisiana (Republic) A-II
Lady from Nowhere (Columbia) A-II
Lady from Shanghai (Columbia) B
Objection: Low moral tone; suggestive sequence.
Lady from Texas (Universal-International) A-I
Lady Gambles, The (Universal-International) A-II
Lady Gangster (Warner-First National) B
Objection: Tends to create sympathy for wrong-doing.
Lady Godiva (Universal-International) A-II
Lady Has Plans, The (Paramount) B
Objection: Suggestive situations and dialogue.
Lady in a Jam (Universal) A-II
Lady in Distress (Josef Somlo Production-Times) B
Objection: Film in its solution does not indicate any compensating moral value for the crime committed by one of the leading characters.
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