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* A [https://images.fineartamerica.com/images/artworkimages/mediumlarge/2/men-offering-to-light-cigarette-for-mae-bettmann.jpg promotional photo] for the 1935 film ''[[Goin' to Town]]'' shows [[Mae West]] with an unlit cigarette in her hand and five men offering her lighters.
* A somewhat smaller-scale example can be seen in the [[Scarface (1932 film)|original 1932 ''Scarface'']], where there is a scene in a speakeasy during which Tony (Paul Muni) and Johnny (Osgood Perkin) offer lights to Poppy (Karen Morely) when she breaks out a cigarette.
* In the 2005 film ''[[Bewitched (film)|Bewitched]]'', a bleary, unsteady Jack Wyatt asks for a light at a meeting of the in-universe ''[[Bewitched]]'' reboot's production team right after co-star/love interest Isabel's [[The Reveal|reveal that she is a witch]] and their subsequent [[Second Act Breakup]] thanks to his [[Freak-Out]] over it. Everyone in the room, even the non-smokers, holds out a lit lighter. Amusingly, Jack somehow still manages to fail to light his cigarette from the closest one (held by his agent Richie).
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