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'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' It was seen on ''News Parade'' showreels from this period, which include those covering early battles in World War II such as "Battle for France" and "Franco's Victory". ''Music Album'' films such as "Snowtime Serenade" also had this logo. Like the pervious logo, these films have gone out of print. | ||
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'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' Can be seen on early 1940's 16mm prints of ''News Parade'' newsreels and various [[Terrytoons]], [[Walter Lantz Productions|Walter Lantz]], and Ub Iwerks cartoons such as ''The Homeless pup'' and ''Old Mother Hubbard''. Some public domain VHSes such as [[Kid Flicks]]' ''Little Lulu'' tape from 1987 has this logo intact at the end of ''The King's Tailor''. | ||
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* 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 such as ''Howdy Doody Christmas''. This is also found on later ''News Parade'' showreels as well as abridged versions of classic movies such as ''Mummy's Ghost'', and world and sports showcase films such as ''London Landmarks'' and ''Surf Riders'' respectively. It is intact on ''Rifftrax'' riffs of their shorts as well. | * 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 such as ''Howdy Doody Christmas''. This is also found on later ''News Parade'' showreels as well as abridged versions of classic movies such as ''Mummy's Ghost'', and world and sports showcase films such as ''London Landmarks'' and ''Surf Riders'' respectively. It is intact on ''Rifftrax'' riffs of their shorts as well. | ||
* The later variant was used starting the late 1950's and was spotted on ''The Big Surf'' and ''Hawaii State of Paradise''. | * The later variant was used starting the late 1950's and was spotted on ''The Big Surf'' and ''Hawaii State of Paradise''. | ||