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DisgrifiadHayworth-Hill-1958.jpg	Photograph of Rita Hayworth and James Hill obtaining their marriage license Caption on photograph run in the Cedar Rapids Gazette reads as follows: RITA GETS A LICENSE FOR HER FIFTH MARRIAGE — Actress Rita Hayworth and Producer James Hill are pictured as they filled out an application for a marriage license in Santa Monica Monday. They told newsmen that the wedding—which will be the fifth for Rita and the first for Hill—will take place early next month, with a honeymoon to follow in Europe.
Dyddiad	27 Ionawr 1958
Ffynhonnell	Self scan from b+w glossy
Awdur	Associated Press
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Original source was issued and published without copyright notice, as seen in initial scan, which includes a date stamp on reverse (January 19, 1958).

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