Change:  and Bob FishBackground: Columbia Pictures Corp. opened its own animated division in the 1920s as a joint venture with the producer Charles B. Mintz and his wife Margaret J. Winkler to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1200)

Change: : A rare variant of the 3rd closing title has been spotted recently on "Totally Tooned In", The same concept, but the "A COLOR RHAPSODY"   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1195)

Change: the 3rd closing title has been spotted recently on "Totally Tooned In", The same concept, but the "A COLOR RHAPSODY" and "IN TECHNICOLOR" disclaimers were pulled from below to the middle of the screen to give space to another disclaimer: "A Charles Mintz PRODUCTION", with "Charles Mintz" in script.FX   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1195)

Change: Corp. opened its own animated division in the 1920s as a joint venture with the producer Charles B. Mintz and his wife Margaret J. Winkler to produce animated film shorts, using various vanity cards, which include "Color Rhapsody", "Phantasy" and "Fable" among others; however, when Mintz became   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1201)

Change:  Lenhill and V of DoomBackground: Columbia Pictures opened its own animated division in the 1920s as a joint venture with the producer Charles B. Mintz and his wife Margaret J. Winkler to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1207)

Change: jointventurejoint venture with the producer Charles B. Mintz and his wife Margaret J. Winkler to produce animated film shorts, using various vanity cards, which include "Color Rhapsody", "Phantasy" and "Fable" among others; however, when Mintz became indebted to Columbia in 1939,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1204)

Change: as a joint aventure with the producer Charles B. Mintz and his wife Margaret J. Winkler to produce animated film shorts, using various vanity cards, which include "Color Rhapsody", "Phantasy" and "Fable" among others; however, when Mintz became indebted to Columbia in   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1204)

Change: Renamed from Columbia Pictures Cartoons by VofDoom Dec 13 2007, 8:09 PM EST for: Rename

Change: endclosing title. Again, no "THE END".3rd Closing Title (1938-1942): This closing title is different. It's Columbia Pictures' official logo, with the words "COLUMBIA" in chiseled letters, with the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1106)

Change: Moved by BobFish Dec 4 2007, 12:29 AM EST