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What Shocked the Censors W
"You did your Xmas shopping early"
"Um — I found out there wasn't any Santa Claus, too. Oh, / coulda got out of it once, but I had a rotten break."
"Yeah, try and get out. Once you're in, you're in. It's like hopping out of a window. When you jump you just naturally got to keep going."
REEL 2. — "When I get to Yonkers they tell me to drive right back to New York. If they want to spend a week-end ivhy don't they bring their
REEL 3. — Eliminate episode of girl soliciting Jimmy in park and accompanying dialogue: "You look kind of lonesome, big boy."
"Say, yov ain't a wax figure or something, are you? I guess I must be getting old."
WAR CORRESPONDENT AUGUST, 1932
REEL 3. — Eliminate ". . . which means in your hat." REEL 4. — Eliminate view of Kenyon hanging his clothes in closet in girl's bedroom.
WENN DIE SOLDATEN OCTOBER, 1932
REEL 8. — Eliminate "Say, if it will be a boy you will give him my name?"
"Tell me, what is your name?"
"Karl."
"Karlschen."
WEST OF SINGAPORE MARCH, 1933
REEL 3. — Eliminate: "Like I was the hostess once."
"What are you trying to make out of this place?"
Eliminate view of Lou getting stockings from dresser in Dan's house, and accompanying dialogue: "How did you know where to find that stuff?"
REEL 5. — Eliminate italicised word: "Oh Lou, you won't — you can't let him — after — "
REEL 6. — Eliminate: "What am I doing here? What I've been doing for years."
WESTWARD PASSAGE JUNE, 1932
REEL 8. — Eliminate italicised words: "No, but whatever it was — I mean — we won't do any more tonight, will we?" "No, dear, no. Not tonight." "Oh, Nick. Oh, no, not tonight."
WHAT PRICE DECENCY MARCH, 1933
REEL 1. — Eliminate entire episode of man accosting girl who is standing by lamppost, up to point where boat is found to be moving, and accompany ing dialogue:
"All alone?"
"No — see the crowd?"
"Waitin' for someone?"
"Yeah, for Santa Claus."
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