File:TheCommonLaw.1931.jpg
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Lobby card for the 1931 film The Common Law. |
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RKO |
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Pre-1978 no mark
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- There are no copyright marks. At bottom left is New York Gravure Corporation-they printed the card. At bottom right is Made in USA.
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