Robert Gitt, the UCLA Preservation Officer, commented that "the copies of the films that survive are many generations removed from the original and flaws have been photographed and re-photographed into these copies". The Scarlet Claw and Pursuit to Algiers were both in very poor condition and Dressed to Kill was missing some 35mm reels.
Robert Gitt, UCLA's preservation officer, pointed out that "the remaining film copies are many generations away from the originals and imperfections have been documented and re-documented through photography". The Scarlet Claw and Pursuit to Algiers were severely damaged, while Dressed to Kill was incomplete due to missing 35mm reels.