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The Wages Of Sin: Censorship And The Fallen Woman Film, 19281942,New Janet With Which It Has UndeniableThe Story Of The Fallen Woman Was A Staple Of Film Melodrama In The Late 1920S And 1930S. In Traditional Plots, A Woman Commits A Sexual Transgression, Usually Adultery. She Becomes An Outcast, Often A Prostitute, Suffering Humiliations That Culminate In Her Death. In More Modern Variants, The Heroine Is A Stereotypical 'Kept Woman,' 'Gold Digger,' Or Wisecracking Shopgirl Who Uses Men To Become Rich. In The Wages Of Sin, Lea Jacobs Uses The Fallen