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for Film Study(a division of the Catholic Adult EducationCenter,Chicago)which is the educational affili-ate of the National Catholic Office for MotionPictures.  \n# RECENT CLASSIFICATIONS\n\n## CLASS A,SECTION 1\n\n(Morally Unobjectionable for General Patronage)  \nBATMAN,THE—Fox  \nGULLIVER'S TRAVELS BEYOND THE MOON (Jap.)—Continental(Walter Reade-Sterling)SPINOUT—MGM  \n## CLASS A,SECTION II\n\n(Morally Unobjectionable for Adults and Adolescents)  \nUNCLE,THE(Br.)—LenartWRONG BOX,THE(Br.)—Columbia  \nCLASS A,SECTION III  \n(Morally Unobjectionable for Adults)  \nAMBUSH BAY—-United ArtistsENOUGH ROPE(Fr.)—Artixo Prod.  \nCLASS A,SECTION IV  \n(Morally Unobjectionable for Adults,with Reservations)  \nGEORGY GIRL(Br.)—Columbia  \nFor all its wit and comedy,\"Georgy Girl\"is a serious filmabout a young girl of instinctively sound principles whocomes in conflict with an amoral Post-Christian environment.In spite of moral lapses,she emerges as a person whorefuses to be treated as a plaything and demands the respectdue to her as a woman.Reservations are indicated becausesome of the treatment is coarse and realistic.  \n## CLASS B(Moraly Objectionable in Part for AII)\n\nWHAT DID YOU DO IN THE WAR,DADDY?—-United Artists  \nObjection:In this frequently tasteless comedy,particularlyobjectionable is the self-conscious introduction of obscenegestures for their own sake  \n## CLASS c(Condemned)\n\nMADEMOISELLE(Fr.-Br.)—Lopert (United Artists)  \nObjection:Any ironic comment which this film may intend tomake is so weak as not to compensate for its sordidstory of evil and its frequently offensive treatment.More-over,the development of its theme is wrapped in suchambiguity that one could conclude that from the author'sviewpoint this is a story,not so much about an indi-vidual woman,but about womankind,with the inadmissibleassertion that she is the personification of evil.  \n# NOTICE OF CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION\n\nTHE PAWNBROKER  \nIn taking over general distribution of The Pawnbroker,American International Pictures has made sufficient revisionsin the film's treatment to warrant a change of classificationfrom the original C(\"Condemned\")to A-lii(\"morally unob-jectionable for adults\").  \nOnce a film has received national distribution,any reclassi-fication of it is precluded according to a general policy of theNational Office.An exception to this policy has been made inthe present case because of the film's extraordinary value.*Note:This classification is applicable only to prints shownin the U.S.A.  \nThe Catholic Film Newsletter alternates with the ClassificationList at bi-weekly intervals for a total of twenty-six issues peryear.Subscription rates for this service are $5.00(first class  \nmail)or $6.00(air mail).Bulk subscription rates also available.All inquiries regarding subscriptions should be addressed to theSubscription Manager,  National Catholic Office for MotionPictures,453 Madison Avenue,New York,N.Y.10022.Questionsand comments relating to the material found in the Newslettershould be sent to the National Center for Film Study,1307South Wabash Avenue,Chicago,IIlinois 60605;phone 663-0080(area code 312).  \nCover photograph of a scene in“HOW TO STEAL A MILLION”(courtesy of Twentieth Century-Fox).  \n61  \nHow To STEAL A MILLION.After staging the harrowingevents of The Collector,William Wyler has turned toromantic comedy for his latest subject.The story in-volves a compulsive Parisian forger of “lost”master-pieces whose crowning eftort at deception is the publicexhibition of a fake Cellini Venus.His daughter(AudreyHepburn)who has long since given up on the idea of  \nreforming the old scoundrel,decides to steal the imita-tion statue before the truth is uncovered by museumofficials and her family disgraced and father imprisoned.A dctective(Peter OToole)whom she mistakes for aburglar is easily charmed into being her fellow-con-spirator.  \nHepburn is perfectly cast as a 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