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Why was Some Like It Hot banned in Kansas?

Joe Ford

Why was Some Like It Hot banned in Kansas?

SOME LIKE IT HOT WAS A LITTLE TOO HOT FOR SOME PEOPLE. It was banned in Kansas after United Artists refused to edit the love scene between Curtis and Monroe, while in Memphis a censorship board restricted viewing to adults-only.

Why was Some Like It Hot in black and white?

Marilyn Monroe wanted the movie to be shot in color (her contract stipulated that all her films were to be in color), but Billy Wilder convinced her to let it be shot in black and white when costume tests revealed that the makeup that Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon wore gave their faces a green tinge.

What time does the Coronado Beach close?

6 a.m. to sunset

Does Coronado Beach close?

Coronado’s beach is open from 6 a.m. to sunset for passive use, including sunbathing and relaxing with towels and chairs with members of your household unit. Group activities at the beach are not allowed.

Can you drive to Coronado Island?

There are four options for getting to Coronado Island from San Diego: driving across the beautiful San Diego-Coronado Bridge, taking a ferry or water taxi across The Big Bay or driving across the seven-mile Silver Strand peninsula.

Is there free parking at Coronado Beach?

Parking on the Island Parking along Ocean Boulevard at Coronado’s Central Beach is free. Spaces fill quickly but parking on residential streets is permitted during the day in most neighborhoods.

Where can you smoke in Coronado?

Private Property – Smoking is allowed outdoors on private property, with the exceptions noted above. This includes, but is not limited to, private parking lots, patios, lawns, and designated smoking areas, as long as these areas are at least 25 feet from a doorway or window and the property owner permits smoking.

Is Coronado California an island?

Just over the bridge from San Diego is a small, tree-lined beach haven known as Coronado. The “island,” as many locals call it, is really a peninsula connected to the mainland by a neck of land named the Silver Strand.

Is San Diego Bay man made?

In the late 1940s, dredging and filling operations began converting the marsh into the jewel that is today Mission Bay Park. Twenty-five millions cubic yards of sand and silt were dredged to create the land forms of the park, which now is almost entirely man-made.