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Title and Distributor Rating Year of Review
Too Hot to Handle (MGM) A-I 1937-38
Too Late for Tears (United Artists) B 1948-49
Objection: Suggestive lines and situations.
Too Many Blondes (Universal) A-II 1940-41
Too Many Girls (RKO) B 1939-40
Objection: Double-meaning lines; facetious reference to the
Sacrament of Penance. .
Too Many Husbands (Columbia) B 1939-40
Objection: Light treatment of marriage; scene suggestiveness.
Too Many Winners (Producers Releasing Corp.) A-II 1946-47
Too Many Wives (RKO) A-I 1936-37
Too Many Women (Producers Releasing Corp.) A-II 1941-42
Too Much Beef (Normandy) A-I 1936-37
Too Much, Too Soon (War.) A-III 1957-58
Too Young for Love (IFE Releasing Corp.) B 1954-55
Objection: Tends to create undue sympathy for immoral actions.
Note: This classification is applicable only to prints shown in
Continental U.S.A.
Too Young to Kiss (MGM) A-I 1951-52
Too Young to Know (Warners) A-II 1944-45
Top Banana (United Artists) B 1953-54
Objection: Suggestive costuming, dialogue, dancing and situations.
Top Gun (UA) A-I 1955-56
Top Man (Universal) A-I 1942-43
Top o' the Morning (Paramount) A-I 1948-49
Top of the Town (Universal) A-I 1936-37
Top of the World (United Artists) B 1954-55
Objection: Reflects the acceptability of divorce; suggestive costuming and dialogue.
Top Secret Affair (War.) B 1956-57
Objection: Suggestive situations and dialogue.
Top Sergeant (Universal) A-I 1941-42
Top Sergeant Mulligan (Monogram) A-I 1941-42
Topeka Terror (Republic) A-I 1944-45
Topper (MGM) A-II 1936-37
Topper Returns (United Artists) A-II 1940-41
Topper Takes a Trip (United Artists) A-II 1938-39
Torch, The (Eagle Lion) B 1949-50
Objection: Tends to condone immoral actions.
Torch Song (MGM) A-II 1953-54
Torchy Blane in Chinatown (Warners) A-I 1938-39
Torchy Blane in Panama (First National) A-I 1937-38
Torchy Blane Runs for Mayor (Warners) A-II 1938-39
Torchy Gets Her Man (Warners) A-I 1938-39
Torchy Plays With Dynamite (Warners) A-I 1938-39
Torero (Mex.) (Col.) A-I 1956-57
Tormento (Italian) (IFE Releasing Corp.) B 1952-53
Objection: Suggestive sequence; tends to create sympathy for
illicit actions.
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