U.S. importers of foreign films are picking their pictures closer to the standards set up by the National Legion of Decency. Of 76 imports in 1952, reported Variety last week, 13 were condemned. The score for last year: three out of 47. The U.S. product passed Legion scrutiny even better; out of a total of 336 pictures, only one (The Moon Is Blue) was condemned.
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