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English: Promotional photograph for the 1934 play The Children's Hour
  • Subjects of photograph, from left: Robert Keith, Anne Revere, Florence McGee, Katherine Emery, Katherine Emmet
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Source Source, archived at the Internet Archive; immediate source for uncropped print here
Author Herman Shumlin Productions, photograph by Vandamm Studio
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