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342:'s Jason Joy, with the group initially stating that the movie taught "a very splendid lesson and that every girl over sixteen years of age ought to be compelled to see it." The MPPDA, surprised at the lack of a condemnation, was eventually successful in gaining the condemnations from various women's groups and succeeded in withdrawing the film from a number of theaters in the Northwestern United States, paving the way for further challenges to the genre. The success in San Diego led to the film being censored or banned in a number of other communities as time progressed, including persuading a Main Street theater chain in 31: 339: 305:
and white slavery, but, like the other films of the era, the plot was secondary to the sexual content. Many of the presentations were introduced at the front door, with live
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The film was created as a compilation of footage that was, in some cases, nearly fifteen years old, and included stock footage such as medical reels containing footage of
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as "possibly the strongest and most dangerous" film of its kind at that point, but it still passed the standards of a group coordinated by the
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as a movie she learned from, saying that it "taught how to beware of boys." Millard also was not above corruption to get clearance, casting
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specialist. This was a typical presentation template in the 1920s for a sex hygiene film, and set an example for later exploiters.
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In spite of the controversy and censorship, however, some studies suggested that the film had a positive influence on youth. The
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women in glass booths at the entrances. Inside, the films were usually accompanied by a medical slideshow about
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in order to meet the demands of city officials who found the title objectionable. The film was described by
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interviewed a number of troubled teenagers about the films, and one interview cited
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Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!: A History of Exploitation Films, 1919-1959
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Forbidden Fruit: The Golden Age of the Exploitation Film
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A Youth in Babylon: Confessions of a Trash-Film King
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Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
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Index


S. S. Millard
Max Abramson
Henry Roquemore
Chadwick Pictures
Silent
intertitles
silent
exploitation film
S. S. Millard
Max Abramson
United States
Henry Roquemore
Vera White
William Hale Thompson
venereal diseases
white slavery
cautionary tale
prostitution
nude
venereal disease
sexual education
San Diego
Variety
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Seattle, Washington
Motion Picture Theater Owners of America
Payne Fund
Chicago
William Hale Thompson

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