PriskriboJoan-Blondell-Children-1944.jpg	English: Photograph of Joan Blondell, her daughter Ellen Powell and her son Norman S. Powell
Dato	la 10-a de januaro 1944
Fonto	Life magazine, January 10, 1944 (page 99)
Aŭtoro	Time Inc.; photograph by Marie Hansen (1918–1969) ([1])
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Photographer credit appears on page 17. Photograph is part of a feature story titled Life Calls on the Hollywood Kids. Caption reads as follows: Joan Ellen Powell, called Ellen, is the daughter of Joan Blondell and Dick Powell. She is 5 and Norman is 9. They walk to school together every day.

LIFE issues from Volume 16 Number 1 through Volume 18 Number 13 are in public domain as their copyright was not renewed. This issue is Volume 16, Number 2.

• 1971: copyright renewal for Volume 15
• 1972: absence of copyright renewal for Volumes 16 and 17
• 1973: absence of copyright renewal for the first half of Volume 18; copyright renewal resumes with Volume 18 Number 14