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What Shocked the Censors P
me a book, see. Any kind of book. In the binding put about three matches — those wooden ones."
Eliminate view of match secreted in cuff of Sylvia's sleeve. Eliminate view of Silvia lighting match, and views of her putting lighted match in pile of scraps in prison shop (3).
REEL 6. — Eliminate italicised words: "I wouldn't cook an egg if Rockefeller ivas keeping me."
PASSIONATE PLUMBER— FEBRUARY, 1932
REEL 3. — Eliminate distinct view of Tony opening door of Nina's apartment with key.
PAYMENT DEFERRED OCTOBER, 1932
REEL 3. — Eliminate view of Marble actually pouring contents of bottle into glass. (Cyanide of Potassium)
REEL 5. — Eliminate view of Madame Collins coming down stairway in Marble home. (Definitely establishing intimacy between them.)
Eliminate italicised words: "Ach-h! It's always the same way — you think that you love — you think that you are grateful. // is 1 who give you everything, and you . . . "
PERFECT UNDERSTANDING FEBRUARY, 1933
REEL 5. — Eliminate italicised words: "I cannot tell her that Nick stayed at Stephanie's villa all night/'
REEL 6. — "It was the last night. / stayed there all night."
PICK UP MARCH, 1933
REEL 2. — Eliminate last view of Harry in night clothes sitting on side of Mary's bed, and fadeout kiss.
REEL 5. — "You mean, just because we ain't married, if she wants to play around with you I gotta take it."
REEL 6. — "I see. But I'm good enough for week-end heaven."
"If you'll stop being disagreeable I'll meet you there again tomorroiv."
REEL 7. — "Like a second honeymoon."
"Three long years of it without you, waiting, waiting for tonight."
PHANTOM OF CREST WOOD— OCTOBER, 1932
REEL 1. — "Do you know these men?"
"Un-huh — also."
"You know, it's going to amuse me, having those particular rooms on that particular deck all to myself for once."
REEL 3. — "I'm quitting early, gentlemen, before I'm on the rummage counter. You didn't know that you'd all been gamboling on the same green, did you?"
"It'll never get the chance. // / can't live in the luxury that you men have accustomed me to — fini la guerre!"
"Thank you. My room is at the head of the stairs — as usual. You can go up and unpack."
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