Warner Bros Pictures Logo 1967 - Archive.org
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To symbolize the company's merger with Seven Arts, this symbol appeared starting in 1967. This was used during the period Warner Bros. was owned by Kinney National Company. This logo was once superimposed over one of the backgrounds used for the 1948 logo that would later be used for the 1984 logo. This is similar to the previous logo.
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Republic Pictures (1935-1967) - Audiovisual Identity Database
One British export print featured the standard logo, but the text below the eagle fades out and is replaced by "DISTRIBUTED BY REPUBLIC PICTURES INTERNATIONAL, INC. (GREAT BRITAIN) BRITISH FILM DIVISION."
Seven Major Film Studios from 1962-1967 OS logos - DeviantArt
Oct 28, 2022 · Here is what the onscreen logos of Seven Major Film Studios should've been like from 1962-1967 Warner Bros. Pictures onscreen logo for Kinney National Paramount Pictures onscreen logo for Gulf+Western
Paramount Pictures - Audiovisual Identity Database
5 days ago · Paramount Pictures was founded on May 8, 1914 [1] by William Wadsworth Hodkinson, who also conceived the studio's original logo featuring 24 stars encircling a mountain (the number of stars was reduced to 22 in 1967).
Embassy Pictures (1942-1967) - Audiovisual Identity Database
Logo (May 28, 1961-December 21, 1967) Visuals: On a black background, a spotlight is shining on the middle of the screen, and a huge black, lower-case "e" is on it. Inside the "e" are the words "AN EMBASSY PICTURES RELEASE", with the "EMBASSY PICTURES" in white in the middle, centered, and the "AN" and "RELEASE" both in black above it.
Columbia Pictures logo (1967) - YouTube
Sep 14, 2023 · "The Night of the Generals" (January 29, 1967).
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In November 1967, Paramount modified the logo by removing the clouds at the foot of the mountain, and then updated the text to drop the word "Pictures". Two of the stars were also dropped, reducing the number to 22. Despite this, the logo was never updated on-screen to this variant until 1974.
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