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Films Refusés, Du Moins En Première Instance, Par La Censure 1937-1962 N.B Films refusés, du moins en première instance, par la censure 1937-1962 N.B. : Ce tableau dresse, d’après les archives de la Régie du cinéma, la liste de tous les refus prononcés par le Bureau de la censure à l’égard d’une version de film soumise pour approbation. Comme de nombreux films ont été soumis plus d’une fois, dans des versions différentes, chaque refus successif fait l’objet d’une nouvelle ligne. La date est celle de la décision. Les « Remarques » sont reproduites telles qu’elles se trouvent dans les documents originaux, accompagnées parfois de commentaires entre [ ]. 4708 02 janv 1937 We who are about to die R.K.O. Death row story, men condemned to death, riot in jail. 4709 05 janv 1937 Oeil de lynx France Amant et maîtresses, scènes grivoises. 4710 19 janv 1937 An underwater romance Print Lustful dance and embracing under water. 4711 19 janv 1937 L'ange du foyer France Infidélité, dialogue grivois et à double sens. 4712 19 janv 1937 La garçonne France-Film ?1 4713 22 janv 1937 My American wife Print Refusé à la demande de l'Échange. 4714 22 janv 1937 Texas Rangers Print Refusé à la demande de l'Échange. 4715 22 janv 1937 Soon comes honor Print Refusé à la demande de l'Échange. 4716 28 janv 1937 The woman alone Sabotage, sympathy created for premeditated murderers; murders by terrorists with bombs. No punishment actually given for crimes2. 4717 03 févr 1937 Under cover of night Infidelity; two murders without actual punishment. 4718 11 févr 1937 You only live once Judicial error in trial, man condemned by jury not on proof, escape from jail. 4719 11 févr 1937 Jeunes filles de Paris France Adultère, femme qui abandonne son mari pour se faire entretenir, séduction d'une jeune fille, traite de blanches, envie de certaines classes contre d'autres. 4720 12 févr 1937 La loupiote France Souteneurs, fille séduite, adultères, meurtres, vols, prostitution, etc. 4721 26 févr 1937 Midnight court Technique of auto stealing, racket, gangsters, organized gang. 4722 06 mars 1937 Les demi-vierges France Suicide, ménage d'intérêt, dialogue grivois, immoral. 4723 17 mar 1937 Romance in Paris Story similar to that of King Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson; allusion to kings of England being great lovers of alcohol. 4724 02 avril 1937 Seventh heaven Improper treatement of marriage by an atheist; inference of house of prostitution; whipping of girl, etc. 4725 03 avril 1937 Woman alone Non sufficient reconstruction. Story of sabotage all in this film yet. 1 De Jean de Limur, avec Marie Bell et Henri Rollan; d'après l'oeuvre de Victor Margueritte. 2 Note : «Accepted in appeal with modifications 28/02/1938». 1 sur 54 4726 13 avril 1937 Racketeers in exile Retired racketeer turning evangelist and extorting money from people to make charity. Tends to discredit charity work in making a farce of it. 4727 17 avril 1937 Marked woman Wrong theme1. 4728 23 avril 1937 Mountain justice Cruelty, travesty of the administration of justice in a criminal trial. 4729 24 avril 1937 Pagliacci Infidelity throughout the fillm, two murders as a conclusion. 4730 03 mai 1937 Swing, Hutton, swing Paramount Girl showing part of breasts, wiggling her hips. U.S.A. 4731 05 mai 1937 Talk of the devil Regal Suicide as solution of the plot; no dialogue script2. Angleterre 4732 08 mai 1937 Night key (USA) Can. Crooks kidnapping a man and his daughter4. Univ3. 4733 11 mai 1937 Les bas-fonds (France) Peinture de déchets de l'humanité où les éléments mauvais Fran.-Film l'emportent5. 4734 18 mai 1937 How's chances Regent Infidelity6. (USA) 4735 26 mai 1937 Irma Lucinde, voyante (France) Adultère. Fran.-Film 4736 28 mai 1937 Wrong romance R.K.O. Double meaning words; disgracious scenes on sofa7. (USA) 4737 29 mai 1937 You can't buy luck R.K.O. Kept woman, murder. (USA) 4738 01 juin 1937 L'amour veille (France) Rôle de prêtre ridicule, histoire d'amant et maîtresse. Fran.-Film 4739 18 juin 1937 Armoured car (USA) Can. Wrong theme, technique of robbing armored cars of banks by Universal gangsters. 4740 22 juin 1937 La femme qui se partage (France) Amant, maîtresse, adultère, femme entretenue. Fran.-Film 1 Note : «Reconstruit 10/01/1938». 2 Note : «Reconstruit 31/07/1937». 3 Canadian Universal. 4 Note : «Reconstruit 30/07/1937». 5 De Jean Renoir, avec Gabin, Jouvet, Suzy Prim et Jany Holt; d'après l'oeuvre de Gorki. 6 Note : «Reconstruit 5/07/1937». 7 Note : «Reconstruit 17/06/1937». 2 sur 54 4741 23 juin 1937 Hyacinthe (France) Technique du vol, voleurs impunis. Fran.-Film 4742 23 juin 1937 Dishonor bright Regal (An- Divorce court. gleterre) 4743 02 juill 1937 Le chemin de Rio Fran.-Film Traite de blanches, nudités, adultère. (France) 4744 05 juill 1937 How's chances Regent [Modifié]. Infidelity. Problem with dialogue while Olga and Dolores (USA) are in bedroom. 4745 13 juill 1937 Les hommes de proie Fran.-Film Adultère, meurtre resté impuni, chantage, suicide. (France) 4746 21 juill 1937 Born rekless Fox Taxi war, destroying of property, buying of witness, perjury, murder. (USA) 4747 29 juill 1937 It may happen to you Regal Racketeering, gangsters and murder. (USA) 4748 30 juill 1937 Night key (USA) Can. [Modifié]. Men working on safe; bandit shooting on Lonie. Universal 4749 31 juill 1937 Talk of the devil Regal (An- [Modifié]. Suicide as solution of the plot; sound of shot; Allen putting gleterre) revolver on the table; Stevens putting plank back. 4750 03 août 1937 When thief meets thief United Art. Crime and lust enlogized or made attractive, false statements in (USA) court. 4751 12 août 1937 San Quentin Vitagraph Riot in jail, escape of convicts; murders; jail official betrays his duty (USA) because he was denied promotion; plot to organize escape from jail. 4752 25 août 1937 Mon deputé et sa femme Fran.-Film Adultère, immoral. (France) 4753 30 août 1937 Flight from glory R.K.O. Heavy drinking, revenge, suicide as the solution of the plot and (USA) apology of suicide. 4754 09 sept 1937 Fauteuil 47 Fran.-Film Infidélité, adultère, lois du mariage bafouées et ridiculisées. France 4755 21 sept 1937 Wine, women and horses Vitagraph Solution of the plot by divorce and remarriage of divorced person. (USA) 4756 29 sept 1937 The women men marry Regal Infidelity and adultery; divorce and remarriage as solution of the (USA) plot. 4757 29 sept 1937 Forgotten women Peerless Sexy story, murder, low tone picture, give wrong idea of nurses (USA) during war. 3 sur 54 4758 30 sept 1937 They won't forget Prod : First Travesty of justice. Crown or District Attorney getting at all cost National. conviction of an accused against whom there is only circunstantial Distribut : evidence and which is possibly innocent, in order to attain political Vitagraph. success or power. Contrary to principles of British Administration of (USA) justice. Tends to lower faith and confidence in tribunals of justice1. 4759 01 oct 1937 Le concierge revient de suite Fran.-Film Infidélité, scènes osées et sous-entendus scabreux. France 4760 05 oct 1937 Counsel for crime Columbia Too much stress on work of lawyer who resorts to crime, perjury (USA) and false alibis to defend criminals. 4761 10 oct 1937 Life of Emile Zola Warner a) Propaganda for the works of Zola who is represented as a benefactor of mankind. b) Attraction of bad books. c) Inopportune film. d) False and immoral as conception of life: suicide, perjury, anti- militarist, anti-christian. e) Trys to demostrate that Dreyfus was persecuted because he was a Jew and that it was necessary that another Jew takes up the fight to have him cleared of the accusation of high treason2. 4762 16 oct 1937 La course à la vertu Fran.-Film Grivoiseries, infidélité, ridiculise la vertu. France 4763 27 oct 1937 The tenth man Empire Divorced dealt with as a regular rule of life. (Angleter) 4764 12 nov 1937 Second honeymoon Fox Corp. Marriage treated improperly. (USA) 4765 18 nov 1937 Si tu vois mon oncle Fran.-Film Rôle de prêtre ridicule: contraire aux Règlements de la Censure. (France) 4766 18 nov 1937 L'habit vert Fran.-Film Adultère, etc. Entièrement immoral. (France) 4767 22 nov 1937 Portia on trial Empire Indue sympathy created for a murderess3. (USA) 4768 11 déc 1937 Mademoiselle ma mère Regal Infidélité, mariage traité de manière inconvenante. (France) 4769 29 déc 1937 La dame de Malacca Regal Femme mariée qui divorce et se remarie. (France) 1 Voir annexe 129. 2 Les censeurs ajoutent cette note : «This film was screened at the St. Denis theatre, at 4 p. m., 19-10-37, for canon A. Harbour, manager of the Diocese and Rector of the Cathedral, Delegate of the Archbishop, who did not wanted the film approuved for the reason set aside». Voir annexe 130. 3 Reconstruit mais refusé à nouveau le 23 avril 1938. Accepté en appel le 4 novembre 1938. 4 sur 54 4770 11 janv 1938 Pépé le Moko Regal Voleurs, prostitution, meurtre, suicide, milieux crapuleux, rien de (France) nature à élever l'esprit de la population. 4771 12 janv 1938 Le puritain Regal Expressions crues, amour libre, le film tente d'analyser l'état d'âme (France) d'un exalté qui se croit appelé à juger les hommes et à les punir. Partant de ce principe, il commet un meurtre. Confusion du sentiment religieux et du fanatisme. Scènes de bordels. 4772 14 janv 1938 The last mile Regent Insufficient reconstruction; definitely no entertainement. Preparation (USA) of putting murderers to death in electric chairs; corridor cells of condemned men; screaming of murderers; problem of death punishment discussed.
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