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Description	Desk clerk Bill Jackson with Dirty Dragon at the front desk of the Gigglesnort Hotel.
Source	Chicago Tribune Dirty Dragon Photo Gallery image 7 of 9 Chicago Tribune credits Bill Jackson as the source of the photo.
Article	Gigglesnort Hotel
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Purpose of use	Use in infobox as illustration of the show. For identification, discussion of the show and its cast, and educational purposes regarding the show and cast.
Replaceable?	Have found no free-use images depicting the show. This version of the television show went off the air in 1978. Jackson donated all his original puppets to the Museum of Broadcast Communications in 1995, and in 2009, made what he stated would be his last appearance as a performer of any type.
Other information	The image has been reduced and is not of sufficient quality for reproduction of any type for counterfeiting or other falsification purposes. The image is useful for informational and educational purposes only. Because it is not high resolution, it will not cause readers to believe the copyright holder is the author of the article. The television show the characters shown appeared in went off the air in 1978. Bill Jackson donated his original puppets to Chicago's Museum of Broadcast Communications in 1995. In 2009, he made an appearance in the Chicago area for the Museum of Broadcast Communications, stating this would be his last appearance as a performer. The image allows readers to identify the program the article is about. The use of this image will not harm the copyright holder, Bill Jackson's, ability to market any video or other material based on his show.
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