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Date Posted: 20:32:58 03/18/02 Mon
Author: Gerardo
Subject: Censorship

While doing research for my research paper on movie censorship I came across Charlie Chaplins feelings on Hays and his codes. Most people in Hollywood placed signs up welcoming Hays in 1930 around production lots. Charlie Chaplin and some other well known artists were against these codes because they thought it restricted artistic freedom. At a party Chaplin held he placed a sign on his bathroom door and it read "Welcome Will Hays" because he thought the codes were garbage. If anyone is interested in further readig check out The Dame in the Kimono by Leonard J Leff.

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