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→6th Logo (April 23, 1976-August 14, 1981): Source: https://archive.org/details/7-18-84
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'''Availability:''' Seen on films from the company (mainly older prints that retain it) from the time-period until 1981. | '''Availability:''' Seen on films from the company (mainly older prints that retain it) from the time-period until 1981. | ||
* As with the 4th logo, this was very hard to find outside of old TV airings and select prints, due to | * As with the 4th logo, this was very hard to find outside of old TV airings and select prints, due to rampant—and possibly legally-required—plastering by the means of MGM and later UA variants; like the 4th logo, it has begun to resurface in recent years thanks to these films being re-released by boutique companies who use original film prints. | ||
*The original version is believed to have first appeared on ''Stay Hungry'', becoming UA's regular logo beginning with ''The Missouri Breaks'', and last appeared on ''Head Over Heels'' (the original version | * This has also done some plastering of its own, appearing on a print of ''A Shot in the Dark'' that aired on then-independent station WNEW-TV in New York on July 17, 1984. | ||
*The original version is believed to have first appeared on ''Stay Hungry'', becoming UA's regular logo beginning with ''The Missouri Breaks'', and last appeared on ''Head Over Heels'' (the original version, titled ''Chilly Scenes of Winter'', would be reissued in 1982 under the [[United Artists Classics]] banner), while the variant with the smaller byline first appeared on the 1978 re-release of ''One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'', taking over as the regular logo beginning with ''The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh'', and last appeared on ''Deadly Blessing''. | |||
*It is also preserved on the 1990 [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA Home Video]] VHS releases of ''The Black Stallion'' and ''Thunderbird 6'', as well as the 1980 MGM/CBS Home Video releases of the United Artists-distributed [[Lorimar Film Entertainment|Lorimar Motion Pictures]] films ''Being There'' (same for the Criterion Collection Blu-ray release), ''Cruising'' (same for the CBS/Fox Video and Warner Home Video re-releases of the latter), and ''Carny''. | *It is also preserved on the 1990 [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA Home Video]] VHS releases of ''The Black Stallion'' and ''Thunderbird 6'', as well as the 1980 MGM/CBS Home Video releases of the United Artists-distributed [[Lorimar Film Entertainment|Lorimar Motion Pictures]] films ''Being There'' (same for the Criterion Collection Blu-ray release), ''Cruising'' (same for the CBS/Fox Video and Warner Home Video re-releases of the latter), and ''Carny''. | ||
**In the case of ''Carny'', it is removed on recent releases. | **In the case of ''Carny'', it is removed on recent releases. | ||