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|File:Castle Films (1951, opening) A.png| | |File:Castle Films (1951, opening) A.png| | ||
|File:Castle Films (1951, closing) A.png| | |File:Castle Films (1951, closing) A.png| | ||
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'''Nicknames:''' "The Castle Pattern", "The Filmcastle", "Fort Film", "Fortress of Quality Entertainment", "Fortress of Sixteen-Millimeter Solitude" | '''Nicknames:''' "The Castle Pattern", "The Filmcastle", "Fort Film", "Fortress of Quality Entertainment", "Fortress of Sixteen-Millimeter Solitude" | ||
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*On films copyrighted by [[United World Films]], a copyright for that company appears below the end title. | *On films copyrighted by [[United World Films]], a copyright for that company appears below the end title. | ||
*On Terrytoons cartoons, the pattern appears on the top of the screen, "THE END" in the middle and the [[Terrytoons]] logo on the bottom. | *On Terrytoons cartoons, the pattern appears on the top of the screen, "THE END" in the middle and the [[Terrytoons]] logo on the bottom. | ||
*On color cartoons, mainly the Iwerks and Lantz | |||
'''FX/SFX:''' The zooming in of the castle pattern. | '''FX/SFX:''' The zooming in of the castle pattern. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The intro of the respective film. | '''Music/Sounds:''' The intro of the respective film. | ||
'''Availability:''' Extremely rare. Can be seen on old home video prints of [[Universal Pictures|Universal]], [[Walter Lantz Productions|Walter Lantz]] and [[Terrytoons]] films. | '''Availability:''' Extremely rare. Can be seen on old home video prints of [[Universal Pictures|Universal]], [[Walter Lantz Productions|Walter Lantz]] and [[Terrytoons]] films as well 8mm and 16mm films. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' Current latest known use is on ''Howdy Doody Christmas'', which has a copyright date of 1951. | '''Editor's Note:''' Current latest known use is on ''Howdy Doody Christmas'', which has a copyright date of 1951. | ||