30's/40's film code

The Motion Picture Production Code Copies of the Code

The History Matters website has put up a version of the code, cited from Leonard J. Jeff and Jerold Simmons that does not include the 'Reasons underlying the General Principles' or the 'Reasons Underlying the Particular Applications', two sections that actually make up the bulk of the code.
The Reformation of the Arts website has a complete verison of the code but doesn't include the subsequent amendments
The Montreat College copy of the code is complete but lacks all of the subsequent amendments.
Crime in the City and on the Screen site includes the code and the subsequent amendments.
David P. Hayes' version includes the code and all subsequent amendments as well as outlining, in different coloured text, the changes made to the wording of the Code throughout its history. It furthermore offers the ability to look at examples of the application of each provision of the code. At the time that this site was constructed this function did not work, but hopefully this will be remedied.

Censorship in the 1920's	The Film Industry in the 1920's	The Don'ts and Be Carefuls	The Movies of the 1920's	The 1920's
Censorship in the 1930's	The Film Industry in the 1930's	The Motion Picture Production Code	The Movies of the 1930's	The 1930's
Censorship in the 1940's	The Film Industry in the 1940's	The Motion Picture Production Code	The Movies of the 1940's	The 1940's
Censorship in the 1950's	The Film Industry in the 1950's	The Motion Picture Production Code	The Movies of the 1950's	The 1950's
Censorship in the 1960's	The Film Industry in the 1960's	Official Code Objectives of the MPAA	The Movies of the 1960's	The 1960's