What shocked the censors! (1933)

Record Details:

Title:
What shocked the censors!
Date:
1933
Publisher:
New York : The National Council on Freedom from Censorship
Volume:
What shocked the censors!
Leaf #:
00046
Language:
English
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
March 28, 2024
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What Shocked the Censors H "Then there is just one way . . ." German: rfHm, Tja. Da gibt's denn allerdings — nur eins." ^Miss Berghuhn, I don't think there is any way." German: "Fraulein Berghuhn, ich glaub, da bleibt's gar nicht mehr!" "Well, well, there still is a way. Do you know Mrs. Weitsch — in Market Street? Well, go to her, give her my best regards." German: "Aber, aber, freilich, gibfs da noch was. Kennen Sie die Frau Weitsch — in der Marktgasse? Na, da gehen Sie mal, bestellen Sie einen schbnen gruss von mir . . ." "Yes — and?" German: "Ja — und?" "Well, she will help you." German: "Na. die — die wird Ihnen dann schon h el fen." REEL 7. — Eliminate entire episode of Hertha going to and in house of Alma Weitsch. This eliminates sign "Alma Weitsch" and following dialogue: "So you're coming from Miss Berghuhn?" German: "So, Sie kommen ton Fraulein Gerghuhn?" "Yes." German: "Ya." "Well now, then, sit down nicely. Well, and you're in good hands, and nothing ever gets out either, you need have no fear, little lady." German: "Na, dann setzen Sie sich erst mal schden hin. Na, und Sie sind hier in guten handen, und 'rduskommen tut auch nicht s. Sie brauchen keine Angst zu haben, Frauleinchen." "Fear, Frau Weitsch? But I'm concerned about the child." German: "Angst, Frau Weitsch? Aber es geht dock um das Kind." "No, there is no way out for me. No. I won't, I won't." German: "Nein — es — gibt kleinen Ausiveg for mich, nein. Ich will nicht." "For Heaven's sake." German: "Um Gotteswillen . . ." "Don't touch me." German: "Nicht anfassen." "Well, then there is no help for you. Perhaps you'll change your mind yet. You can still come back." German-. "Na, dann ist ihnen eben nicht zu helfen. Na, vielleicht iiberlegen Sie sich's doch noch. Sie konnen ja immer wiederkommen." "She visited Mrs. Weisch." German: "Bei der Weitsch ist sie gewesen." REEL 8. — "You went to Weitsch? — And . . .?" German: "Sie waren schon bei der Weitsch? Na, und . . .?" "She said — / was to come back." German: "Sie hat gesagt — ich soil wiederkommen." "But, still, I must." German: "Ich muss aber doch." "I have been to Weitsch." German: "Ich bin selbst bei der Weitsch gewesen." HERZBLUT OCTOBER, 1932 REEL 4. — Eliminate views of two babies where sex is displayed (3). Eliminate view of small child where sex is displayed. HIGH GEAR MARCH, 1933 REEL 4. — Eliminate italicised words: "I get yuh. All right, how much?" "Oh about ten every little while." "Ten?" REEL 7. — Eliminate all views of men wrecking Mart's taxi. 42