Unhiding photos? Iphoto 09 version 8.1.2

No matter what I try... I mistakenly hide photos. I found them in the 'trash' and restored them to my library and eventually got them to appear in the 'faces' library but they have an X in the upper right hand corner. I want to remove this so it appears as though I never hide the pictures.
I read if I right click on the picture with the 'X', I should get a menu to select 'show', but I can't find anything and the 'X' remains. Help please.
This is for Iphoto 09 version 8.1.2

Command - l will hide  photo, and doing it again will unhide (and remove the Red X)
Or look under the Photos Menu. Select a Pic with the Red X and the option will become 'Unhide...'
Regards
TD

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