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Trimming down some legacy statements

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 * It does not appear on original prints of Walt Disney's ''Mickey Mouse'' and ''Silly Symphonies'' cartoons from 1930-1932, as Columbia only distributed those shorts.
 * The textless version can be seen on some ''Three Stooges'' shorts.
-'''Legacy:''' This is known as the first torch lady logo; the lady looks noticeably different compared to the other logos.
 ===3rd Logo (May 28, 1936-December 21, 1976)===
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 * The ''Three Stooges'' shorts that include the "Short Subject" variants will likely be retained, being followed by the [[Sony Pictures Television]] logo.
-'''Legacy:''' The most well-known version of the logo, as it was used for 40 years. It also served as the basis for the 1955 [[Screen Gems Television|Screen Gems Television]] logo.
+'''Legacy:''' Considered the most well-known version of the logo, being used for 40 years.
 ===4th Logo (June 23, 1976-February 11, 1982)===
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 * Neither this nor the 1963 [[Universal Pictures]] logo appear on the Steven Spielberg movie ''1941'' (which Columbia co-released with Universal).
-'''Legacy:''' Although it sticks out from the other Columbia logos in design, this logo is still a favorite of many.
+'''Legacy:''' Another favorite among the logo community.
 ===5th Logo (June 5, 1981-May 14, 1993)===