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Screenshot of the a cartoon's onscreen title.

This low-resolution still image is necessary for any critical discussion of the protagonist character's name, which in different reference sources is rendered as "Molly Moo Cow", "Molly-Moo Cow" and, correctly as seen here, "Molly Moo-Cow".

The proper way to spell the character's name is in contention , and a screen grab, a single moment's image from a more than seven-minute cartoon, qualifies as fair use as the only way to establish concretely and encyclopedically the sole, correct spelling of the protagonist's name. The name is discussed in the article's references, as part of the overall commentary.

Additionally, this 1930s image from a long-defunct production company is believed to be in the public domain, as the character's cartoons appear on public-domain-cartoon video collections. Cite: Molly Moo Cow [sic] at w:Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on March 8, 2016: "Today, Molly is seen mostly in video compilations of public domain cartoons."

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