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Fred-Flintstone |
6th Logo
Jan 22 2011, 3:45 PM EST
6th Logo(August 28, 1946-May 8, 1964) Nickname: "Rotating ('40s) Globe", "50s Globe", "Christmas Universal Globe", "I'm Dreaming of an Universal Christmas" Logo: On a space background, a model globe (harkening back to logo 2; still no clouds though), rotates. Superimposed onto the globe are the words "Universal International" (in white for B&W films or yellow-orange for color films) in a majestic script font, symbolizing Universal's merger with International Pictures. Byline: Later on, the credit "EDWARD MUHL, IN CHARGE OF PRODUCTION" would appear in the lower-left corner. Closing Variant: Same as above, but the disclaimer is "A Universal-International Picture". FX/SFX: The rotating globe. Cheesy Factor: Well, they got sane with this one. Relatively minimal on the cheesy scale, though you can tell it's a model globe. Music/Sounds: The opening of the movie's theme. However, the Christmas bells are sometimes used. Notable memorable instances include "The Egg and I" and "The Naked City". Availability: Again, seen on Universal International releases of the period. Scare Factor: None. 0 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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