File:Perry-Mason-Burr-Talman-1958-crop.jpg

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English: Photograph of Raymond Burr and William Talman the CBS-TV series Perry Mason
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Source Self scan of original black-and-white glossy photograph
Author CBS Television (photographer unknown)
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  • Text attached to reverse side reads as follows:
    LEGAL ANTAGONISTS
    Raymond Burr, in witness box and William Talman -- Perry Mason and district attorney Burger in CBS Television's "Perry Mason" series -- exchange meaningful legal glances, in the "Case of The Sun-Bather's Diary" to be aired Saturday, January 11 (7:30–8:30 PM, EST). Trial surrounds predicament of shapely towel-clad client who reports theft of a diary -- and its inked link with murder.
  • Image bears no copyright markings, as can be seen in the original uploaded file. Image was published in 1958 without copyright notice, as seen in markings on front and back in original upload.
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