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Description	Titlescreen of the series 2 TV episode "An Alpine Holiday", featuring the cartoon diagram of the "Hancock" musical motif (composed by Wally Stott), plus the famous tuba image, a clock showing the length of the episode and a cartoon Tony Hancock reading a script into a microphone.
Source	Self-made screenshot
Article	Hancock's Half Hour
Portion used	Full
Low resolution?	Yes, significantly reduced from full size.
Purpose of use	For illustrative purposes; the titlescreen is a famous element of the series, and serves to illustrate the music, as well as the TV transfer of the show.
Replaceable?	No free or PD images have been found.
Other information	Copyright BBC TV
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