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Hokitika Guardian, 8 October 1932, Page 4

Forty-three films were rejected by the censoV last year 180 were passed subject to excisions, and 123 were pased with recommehdations that they were more suitable for adult audiences. The report on , the ‘. censor’s work states that, apparently the examination of film posters met public requirements for the complaints have been negligible. ' , ' jAJ H ‘

“If the Government refuses to give reasonable consideration to the representations we are making,” said Mr Parry, speaking in the ' House of Representatives on Thursday afternoon, “I for one, am prepared as a member of this' House to take the law into my own hands and to organise relief and other workers with a- view to registering a protest tnat will make sonie impression On the Government.” Mr Ccatcs: Is that a threat? Mr Parry: You can take it as you like. I am not particular about it.

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