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<center>'''These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by RKO Radio Pictures, with more to be added overtime.'''</center><br>▼
'''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937):''' Neither the "Transmitter" nor the "Thunderbolt" logos are shown before the film, only a text notice shown after the title among other credits. The "Thunderbolt" closing logo still appears at the end, but on a jeweled background, with the words "A WALT DISNEY FEATURE" in white, "Production" in {{color|teal|bright turquoise}} script below that, and "IN TECHNICOLOR" in white below that in a smaller face.▼
▲<center>'''These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by RKO Radio Pictures.'''</center>
[[File:Walt Disney Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures (1937, Closing).png|center|400px]]
▲'''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937):''' Neither the "Transmitter" nor the "Thunderbolt" logos are shown before the film, only a text notice shown after the title among other credits. The "Thunderbolt" closing logo still appears at the end, but on a jeweled background, with the words "A WALT DISNEY FEATURE" in white, "Production" in bright turquoise script below that, and "IN TECHNICOLOR" in white below that in a smaller face.
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'''Pinocchio (1940):''' The "Thunderbolt" logo is carved into a wood background.
[[File:RKO Radio Pictures (1940).png|center|400px]]
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'''Dumbo (1941):''' The "Thunderbolt" logo is
[[File:RKO Radio Pictures (1941).png|center|400px]]<br>
*On the German release, the logo is flat, in white, and "FILM" replaces "PICTURES".▼
[[File:RKO Radio Film (Dumbo, German).webp|center|400px]]<br>
▲On the German release, the logo is flat, in white, and "FILM" replaces "PICTURES"
*On the French release, "FILMS S.A." replaces "PICTURES".▼
[[File:RKO Radio Films SA (Dumbo, French).webp|center|400px]]
▲On the French release, "FILMS S.A." replaces "PICTURES"
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'''Bambi (1942):''' The "Thunderbolt" logo is in {{color|darkblue|dark teal}} on a {{color|steelblue|lighter teal}} background, and there are branches with leaves (in the same {{color|darkblue|dark teal}} color) surrounding the logo.
[[File:RKO Radio Pictures (1942).png|center|400px]]
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'''The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949)''': The logo is {{color|lightblue|light blue}} against a dark background.▼
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▲'''The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949)''': The logo is light blue against a dark background.
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'''Alice in Wonderland (1951):''' The RKO Radio Pictures logo appears on a banner held by two playing cards.
[[File:RKO Radio Pictures (1951).png|center|400px]]
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Revision as of 10:17, 15 August 2022
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937): Neither the "Transmitter" nor the "Thunderbolt" logos are shown before the film, only a text notice shown after the title among other credits. The "Thunderbolt" closing logo still appears at the end, but on a jeweled background, with the words "A WALT DISNEY FEATURE" in white, "Production" in bright turquoise script below that, and "IN TECHNICOLOR" in white below that in a smaller face.
Pinocchio (1940): The "Thunderbolt" logo is carved into a wood background.
Fantasia (1940, 1941 re-release): The "Thunderbolt" logo is seen at the bottom of the film's intermission title card.
Dumbo (1941): The "Thunderbolt" logo is gold on a blue background within a stylish gold border; all of this is on a red background.
- On the German release, the logo is flat, in white, and "FILM" replaces "PICTURES".
- On the French release, "FILMS S.A." replaces "PICTURES".
Bambi (1942): The "Thunderbolt" logo is in dark teal on a lighter teal background, and there are branches with leaves (in the same dark teal color) surrounding the logo.
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949): The logo is light blue against a dark background.
Alice in Wonderland (1951): The RKO Radio Pictures logo appears on a banner held by two playing cards.