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Jerry Fairbanks Pictures
Logo descriptions by Jason Jones, Matt Williams and Argus Sventon
Logo captures by V of Doom
Editions by V of Doom
(1934-1949)
Logos:
Openings:
FX: TBA
Music/Sounds:
Availability: Seen as AMC Short Cuts. Usually you can figure it out by checking the running time of the movies and the start times.
Scare Factor: None to very low.
Logo captures by V of Doom
Editions by V of Doom
(1934-1949)
Logos:
- Shields Pictures: We see a crest, depicting a knight's head, zooming away from us. At the top of the crest, the words "SHIELDS PICTURES" are seen. Below the head, we see the phrase "ON-SANS-2277"
- Paramount Pictures:
- 1934-1936 Variant: We see a mountain shooting above a cloud deck below. A ring of stars, similar to the one seen on the Paramount blue mountain logo are seen. In a unusual font, we see the words "A Paramount Picture". Possibly the most unusual Paramount logo that I have seen.
- 1936-1949 Variant: We see a brown mountain with a brownish sky. This logo is similar to the movie Paramount logo, except the word "Paramount" is slightly below the top of the mountain.
Openings:
- Popular Science: We see a cartoon airplane zooming toward us. After the plane passes, we see either "ADOLPH ZUKOR PRESENTS" or "PARAMOUNT PRESENTS" while we're looking down at the airplane. The words "POPULAR SCIENCE" are seen on the airplane's wings.At the bottom there is a copyright, and a Paramount pseudo-logo. Also present may be another copyright notice for Shields Pictures. This is followed by the credits.
- Unusual Occupations: On a shining red background, we see the above words, except the words "UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS" are seen.
FX: TBA
Music/Sounds:
- Popular Science: A majestic, sounding theme to accompany the sound of the airplane passing. Very catchy.
- Unusual Occupations: A patriotic theme is heard, which leads into a medley of "I've Been Working on the Railroad", "Pop Goes the Weasel", "Old MacDonald Had a Farm", and "I've Been Working on the Railroad".
Availability: Seen as AMC Short Cuts. Usually you can figure it out by checking the running time of the movies and the start times.
Scare Factor: None to very low.
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