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Description	Mae Clarke and John Halliday enter a hotel room in a scene
Source	from the 1932 film Impatient Maiden
Article	Impatient Maiden
Portion used	Cropped screenshot.
Low resolution?	significantly lower than original
Purpose of use	To illustrate the film itself and used to display the actors or fictional characters featured in the film.
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Other information	it does not inhibit the possible copyrightholder's ability to sell and profit from the film,
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