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<u>Music/Sounds:</u> Just the sound of the biplane's engine. | <u>Music/Sounds:</u> Just the sound of the biplane's engine. | ||
<u>Availability:</u> Rare. Can be seen on films of this era. This logo can sometimes be seen after the current Universal logos on certain movies. The earlier DVD releases of ''Frankenstein'' and ''Dracula'' have plastered this with the B&W variation of the 1997 logo, while the later VHS releases of the films plaster this with the B&W variation of the 1963 logo. Early Betamax and VHS releases of the films do not use a logo at all, though it can be seen on the alternate opening for the former on its 2005 Special Edition DVD and the 2012 DVD & Blu-ray of the two aforementioned titles. This is also seen on ''Bride of Frankenstein'', including its 1984 MCA Home Video VHS release. It appears on TCM's print and the Criterion and Universal DVD releases of ''My Man Godfrey'', although several public domain prints of the film have the logo removed entirely. | <u>Availability:</u> Rare. Can be seen on films of this era. This logo can sometimes be seen after the current Universal logos on certain movies. The earlier DVD releases of ''Frankenstein'' and ''Dracula'' have plastered this with the B&W variation of the 1997 logo, while the later VHS releases of the films plaster this with the B&W variation of the 1963 logo. Early Betamax and VHS releases of the films do not use a logo at all, though it can be seen on the alternate opening for the former on its 2005 Special Edition DVD and the 2012 DVD & Blu-ray of the two aforementioned titles. This is also seen on ''Bride of Frankenstein'', including its 1984 MCA Home Video VHS release. It appears on TCM's print and the Criterion and Universal DVD releases of ''My Man Godfrey'', although several public domain prints of the film have the logo removed entirely. Surprisingly appears on a cable print of ''The Texan'', a 1930 [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] film. | ||
<u>Editor's Note:</u> This is an impressive logo for its era. | <u>Editor's Note:</u> This is an impressive logo for its era. | ||
===7th Logo (May 11, 1936-August 16, 1946)=== | ===7th Logo (May 11, 1936-August 16, 1946)=== | ||