 Warners then reportedly ordered that the film be destroyed.However, Ron Hutchinson, the editor of the newsletter "The Vitaphone Project", discovered that a print of the film was screened in 1937, nearly three years after the ban had been enacted, indicating that at least one print had not been taken out of circulation.Further evidence that not all prints had been seized and destroyed was found in the August 29, 1942, edition of the Spanish newspaper "ABC".