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Originally Posted by Orema

Bought yesterday and arrives today.



In this box:

• 1932 Night After Night -- George Raft, Constance Cummings [Paramount]
• 1933 She Done Him Wrong - CONDEMNED -- Cary Grant, Owen Moore [Paramount]
• 1933 I'm No Angel - CONDEMNED -- Cary Grant, Gregory Ratoff, Edward Arnold [Paramount]
• 1934 Belle of the Nineties - CONDEMNED -- Roger Pryor, Johnny Mack Brown [Paramount]
• 1935 Goin' to Town -- Paul Cavanagh, Gilbert Emery [Paramount]
• 1936 Klondike Annie -- Victor McLaglen, directed by Raoul Walsh [Paramount]
• 1936 Go West, Young Man -- Warren William, Randolph Scott [Paramount]
• 1937 Every Day's a Holiday -- Edmund Lowe, Charles Butterworth [Paramount]
• 1940 My Little Chickadee -- W.C. Fields, Joseph Calleia, Margaret Hamilton [Universal]

The three films from 1933 and 1934 were given the dreaded "C" rating: CONDEMNED by the Legion of Decency during it's first two years of operation.

1932's 'Night after Night' likely would have received a Condemned rating, but it was released a year before the Legion was formed and was one of the reasons why the Legion was formed.

Roman Catholics were forbidden to see these films.

All four are presented in their original uncut form.

'Night after Night' was a George Raft gangster movie.

Mae plays one of his old girlfriends, a supporting part - This is the only time she did not receive top billing.

And it's the only time that Mae did not receive a writing credit, even though she wrote the best line in the film - "Goodness had nothing to do with it."
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She was a smart woman with a lot of moxie and made a lot of money for a lot of people. Looking forward to watching these movies.

I went to check it out and came across this



I guess they aim to please all audiences.