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Originally posted by: SpecialEditionSaboteur
I cant see them censoring things like that back in the 1930s. Afterall, if you ever see other movies from that era they all have some kind of questionable content even for today's standards. The mass censoring of movies was more affective during the 1940s and on.
Yes, but in the pre-video era, it wasn't unusual for studios to censor a film after the fact. A good example is all of the material being restored to the 1933 King Kong for its upcoming DVD release.