Change: a fanfare.Availability: Uncommon; appears on such movies as Mr. Wrong, George of the Jungle, I'll Be Home for Christmas, and others. The short version can be seen on Monk.Scare Factor: Medium, due to the company name "wiping".2nd logo(2009-)TBA...   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 199)  View all updates.

Change: : In blue BG, we see Li'l Abner inside a yellow circle, his name in huge letters, and "IN TECHNICOLOR" in white. It cuts off to the opening credits seconds later.Closing title: The 1942-1945 Torch Lady ending from the Color   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2147)  View all updates.

Change: fadeswe insee the words "The End" with lettering variating on that movie along with the disclaimer "A Universal Picture/Release".FX: The stars, globe, and rotating letters.Cheesy Factor: This has to be cheesier than the first one.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2761)  View all updates.

Change: : Even though the words and the disclaimers hasn't changed (not counting the production year), the title has been overhauled. The font is different and there are the characters from various cartoons (including Fox and Crow).Closing title: Same as the 1st logo as well.FX: The   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1851)  View all updates.

Change: CARTOON"CARTOON".The drawing of the Torch Lady is a bit cheap.The words "Columbia Pictures" are in blue instead of red and the inside of the circle is also blue.The words "A CHARLES MINTZ PRODUCTION" are also in blue rather than red.FX: Nothing but the iris-out.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1429)  View all updates.

Change: rapidly towards them.Closing: None.Barney GoogleBarney Google is the name of a comic strip (later Barney Google and Snuffy Smith) created by Billy De Beck in 1919. From 1935 to 1936, Charles B. Mintz created a cartoon with him. The series only had four episodes.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1253)  View all updates.

Change: as the 1947 short-lived ending, but the background has been updated and looks like the Merrie MelodiesMelodies-like "Bullseye"bullseye, title,but with two blue rings and yellow-red outside.outline. FX: The zooming in on the opening title.Cheesy Factor: The zooming in of   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1211)  View all updates.

Change: RoverRover" (1935), we see "A Color Rhapsody" very above in red (sometimes teal) majestic font and the 30s Columbia Pictures' print logo with the world-famous   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1202)  View all updates.

Change: the Torch Lady. Underneath, two disclaimers, the RCA Victor one, seen on nearly all the 30s shorts from many other companies, and "A CHARLES MINTZ PRODUCTION" very below.FX: None as far as I know.Music/Sounds: The opening/closing theme of a short.Availability: Long extinct.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1202)  View all updates.

Change: fadesfade in the words "The End" with fonts variating on different movies with the following disclaimers: "A 20th Century Picture", and below on a smaller font "Released Thru United Artists".FX: The searchlights in the background.Music/Sounds: The original fanfare, as composed by Alfred Newman.Availability:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1651)  View all updates.