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File:La perla (1947 film poster).jpg

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English: Theatrical poster for the 1947 theatrical release of the film La perla, the Spanish-language version of The Pearl. The film is based on John Steinbeck's 1947 novella of the same name. The English-language version of the film, simultaneously produced by the same cast and crew as the Spanish-language version, premiered in the United States the following year.
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English: Scan via the entry "Promocional gráfico de La perla, película dirigida por Emilio Fernández" ("Promotional graphic for The Pearl, a film directed by Emilio Fernández") at Fotografica.mx, the website of Colección y Archivo de Fundación Televisa (Collection and Archive of the Televisa Foundation). Direct link to original jpg.
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English: Poster designer unknown. Published by Azteca Films Inc., a film distributor incorporated in the United States.
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English: As indicated by a notice in the bottom right corner, the poster was "Printed in U.S.A.", and it bears the logo of Azteca Films Inc., a company based in the US (source). Because the poster was published in the US prior to 1978 without a valid copyright notice, it forfeited copyright protection and entered the public domain.

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