Republic Pictures (1935-1967): Difference between revisions
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Replaced "Music/Sounds" with "Audio", per passed RfC.
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''' | '''Audio:''' The opening and closing themes of the movie. | ||
'''Availability:''' Can be seen on John Wayne movies produced by this company on Turner Classic Movies. | '''Availability:''' Can be seen on John Wayne movies produced by this company on Turner Classic Movies. | ||
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'''Technique:''' Live action. | '''Technique:''' Live action. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' A bell chiming followed by a fanfare. In other cases, it uses the opening theme. A new performance of the logo music is included on the 1996 album ''Cliffhangers! Music From The Classic Republic Serials'' | ||
'''Availability:''' Preserved on their movies from the time period. It can be seen on ''King of the Newsboys'', ''Heroes of the Hills'', ''South of the Border'', among many others. | '''Availability:''' Preserved on their movies from the time period. It can be seen on ''King of the Newsboys'', ''Heroes of the Hills'', ''South of the Border'', among many others. | ||
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'''Technique:''' Live action. | '''Technique:''' Live action. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' The opening theme of the movie. Sometimes, the bell's chimes is heard. | ||
'''Availability:''' It had a shorter lifespan. Seen on some movies by the company from the time like ''Atlantic City'', ''Tell It To A Star'' and ''Affairs of Geraldine''. | '''Availability:''' It had a shorter lifespan. Seen on some movies by the company from the time like ''Atlantic City'', ''Tell It To A Star'' and ''Affairs of Geraldine''. | ||
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''' | '''Audio:''' The opening theme of the movie, or a majestic fanfare. | ||
'''Availability:''' Appears on their movies from the era, including ''Angel and the Badman'' (which is colorized when seen on the Hallmark Channel). | '''Availability:''' Appears on their movies from the era, including ''Angel and the Badman'' (which is colorized when seen on the Hallmark Channel). | ||
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''' | '''Audio:''' There are two versions; one is a very patriotic, drum driven fanfare. Another one is a triumphant horn sounder. On exceptional cases, it used the opening theme of the movie. | ||
'''Availability:''' Is still retained on Republic movies from this period, including ''The Quiet Man'', ''Rio Grande'', and ''Johnny Guitar''. The serial variant can be seen on the various serials the company produced, such as ''Zombies of the Stratosphere, King of the Rocket Men, Flying Disc Man from Mars,'' and ''Radar Men from the Moon''. | '''Availability:''' Is still retained on Republic movies from this period, including ''The Quiet Man'', ''Rio Grande'', and ''Johnny Guitar''. The serial variant can be seen on the various serials the company produced, such as ''Zombies of the Stratosphere, King of the Rocket Men, Flying Disc Man from Mars,'' and ''Radar Men from the Moon''. | ||