Screenland, Vol. 29: The Smart Screen Magazine; May 1934 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Screenland, Vol. 29: The Smart Screen Magazine; May 1934

If we must have censors, why not give them a course in the Mae West type of healthy, robust humor? Henry VIII, uncensored, was magnificently human. But Censored - what a difference! Plot and act ing became confused, distorting the entire meaning. The censored scenes weren't vulgar, but became so when removed.

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