What shocked the censors! (1933)

What Shocked the Censors G "Of course I'm still here. Where d'you expect me to be?" "My poor dear. Come in quickly." "Oh dear, oh dear. Leave me to freeze all night outside." "But Louvet didn't want to go home." "Ah, he didn't want to go home." "He's only just gone. Lie down." "Where's my coat?" "Under the bed. Mario, my love, you're not going to leave me?" "Under the bed? Where's my hat?" "Under the bed, too. Don't go now. You're cold, my darling. Let me warm you in my arms?" "Only vengeance will warm me. "Where's my box of tools?" "Under the bed. Vengeance against whom?" "Against you and Louvet." "But I adore you. I don't want to lose you." "Very well, then, get rid of Louvet." "I can't. He gives me twenty thousand francs a month." "That's all one to me. He threw me out on a balcony. He humiliated me. I'll never forget it. Send him away." "It's impossible." "Very well then, good bye." "Mario!" ". . . not famous enough yet. I want to be very rich and able to give twenty thousand francs a month to a bird. . . ." "Oh yes, a little, Madame. But it is useless to watch the house opposite. Your husband has left it already after passing a good night in a nice warm bed." REEL 5. — "You haven't anything to complain about. You've got me for the same salary. You absolutely insisted on keeping me. I don't understand it. Funny idea!" "I wanted, in my turn, to be 'Monsieur' as well. At present I have a wife, and a mistress to whom I give money. I am quite a man of the world." REEL 6. — Eliminate all views (5) of gigolo on balcony and in boudoir of Edmonde, except view of gigolo going onto balcony, and view of him in background as door opens. This must include the following dialogue: "Come in, young man. Don't be frightened. It's much warmer here than on the balcony. Please be so good as to close the shutters." "Ten months! I've waited ten months for this moment. Don't spoil it by pretending that you haven't been unfaithful. Thanks! A thousand times thanks to both of you. It's my triumph. I'm delighted." "... only this time I shall be Monsieur — the one who has the right to enter ivhile the other one has to hide on the balcony." "But this proves that I've succeeded. I've the most famous salon — a magnificent house — three cars — a wife — and a mistress who deceives me. Exactly like men in the best society. What more can I ask?" REEL 7. — "I have just been to your wife's. You weren't there so I thought you might be with your mistress." "No. That is my mistress, doctor." CONDEMNED TO DEATH JULY, 1932 REEL 1. — Eliminate view of Banting with hand on dial of safe, turning it as confederate reads from a paper, numbers of the combination — and elim 27