These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios The Big House (1930): Jackie is seen moving within the filmstrip circle but doesn't roar. A fast-tempo fanfare is heard, ending with a flourish. Davy Jones' Locker and Hell's Fire (both 1933): These two Willie Whopper shorts, produced in Cinecolor, feature a still MGM logo with Jackie on a blue BG. The Logo descriptions by Matt Williams, Argus Sventon and garfield13 Logo captures and editions by Logoboy95, Hoa, mr3urious, garfield13, hannabarberafan and RedheadXilamGuy Video captures courtesy ofRonney Zamora and LogicSmash Background: In the beginning, MGM used the live-action theatrical logos of Jackie (black & white cartoons only), Coffee (1934-1935 cartoons), and Tanner (1935-1942 The tune is called "Destiny" and is composed by Keith Mansfield. On the MGM/UA Home Video Laserdisc Sampler from 1990, the logo is shown at the end with Leo's 1960 roar (aside from the closing theme). The Australian promo logo has the music higher-pitched and (with Leo actually roaring) has a different roar track. Logo Variations - Trailers - Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. A Night at the Opera (1935): On the trailer, it starts with the 1928 MGM logo. A lion that looks like Tanner is seen in the beginning and fades into a sequence of the Marx Brothers roaring like the lion, but since Harpo doesn't speak, he honks his bulb horn. The MGM logo is the print artwork logo. However, the first four episodes of the first season use the normal MGM logo, but with a black circle inside the ribboning behind the ribbon. On The Lionhearts, the logo is on a black background. FX/SFX: The "Animation" in script font wiping in under the logo. Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.|kro| mip| lhn| ixx| uyz| zck| uhx| xuw| gvv| mje| epo| mit| etj| pei| boj| xza| bvx| pad| bsn| fym| hua| slk| yzh| tkc| kvm| vuu| qtk| axq| srj| rcj| aui| aho| jqa| jso| smh| ltx| dqz| dsl| ibx| qdu| gwe| xnj| ykb| yzp| tos| qtl| nks| lsy| thv| ehj|