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'''Visuals:''' On a curtain background, the
'''Technique:''' Live action.
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'''Visuals:''' Over a light shaded background,
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*On ''Tales of Wells Fargo'', the logo is superimposed into the background and the word "REVUE" is in 2D.
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'''Audio:''' None or the closing theme of the show.
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*At other times, it would say "{{Font|Franklin Gothic|'''produced by {{Big|revue}} in Hollywood'''}}".
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'''Audio:''' The
'''Availability:''' Can be found on Revue produced shows from the time-period until 1958.
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Revue Studios (first known as Revue Productions, Inc.) was founded in 1943 by MCA when they originally produced live shows. The partnership of NBC and Revue extends as far back as September 6, 1950, with the television broadcast of Armour Theatre, based on the radio show Stars Over Hollywood. The company was renamed "Revue Studios" after MCA purchased the Universal Studios lot in 1958. Then in 1962, following the acquisition of Decca Records, who owned Universal-International Pictures at the time, Revue was renamed as Universal Television.
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1st Logo (August 11, 1951-1953) | 2nd Logo (August 1, 1953-1957) | 3rd Logo (September 18, 1957-1958) | 4th Logo (October 5, 1958-1963) |
Visuals: On a curtain background, the camera zooms in on a shot of a rotating television camera, revealing the phrase "A REVUE PRODUCTION" inscribed onto the camera base. Then it later fades to the MCA-TV "Filmreel" logo.
Technique: Live action.
Audio: A dramatic 1940s-esque horn fanfare.
Availability: This has appeared for a short time on some episodes of The Adventures of Kit Carson, among a few others.
Visuals: Over a light shaded background, there is the phrase "Produced by REVUE In Hollywood". The word "REVUE" is taller than the rest of the words, and appears in a very slim, 3-dimensional state. The angle is on the right, looking downward, with a small shadow behind the letters. The words above and below are seen in a cursive font.
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Technique: A still graphic.
Audio: None or the closing theme of the show.
Availability: Appears on Revue produced shows from the time-period until 1957.
Visuals: An in-credit version of the previous logo, but the text is in Franklin Gothic and reads "filmed at revue in Hollywood" with "revue" in bold lettering:
The MCA Arrowhead above it is located near the logo.
Variants:
Technique: A still graphic.
Audio: The closing theme of the show.
Availability: Can be found on Revue produced shows from the time-period until 1958.
Visuals: Two filmstrip-like lines with letters (the top one being black and the bottom one being gray move in opposite directions of each other, with the top line moving left and the bottom line moving right. To the tune of the fanfare, five letters stack horizontally together, unevenly, spelling the name "revue". Then the remaining letters move away, revealing a white-outlined rounded rectangle shape (similar in shape to the Warner Bros. \\' logo). Then, the inside turns into a dark gray color under the black and gray blocks of letters, with the words "filmed in hollywood at" above the blocks, "studios" below, and "MCA-TV EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR" under the shape appearing with it. The MCA byline, underneath the logo, is usually accompanied by its own union bug, which is a small globe with the words MCA over it.
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Technique: Camera-controlled/cel animation.
Audio: A loud but majestic horn fanfare accompanied by drums and a xylophone. The music has a few length variations, corresponding with the logo. There were two jingles, a (rarely-heard) long version and a short version both arranged by Stanley Wilson and Juan Garcia Esquivel. The long version has the first note longer and four extra notes. The short version has the first note shorter and also deleted the four extra notes.
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Availability: Appears on Revue produced shows from the time-period until 1963.
Legacy: The fanfare in this logo would go on to be the fanfare for all Universal TV logos up until the mid 70s, then in a truncated rearrangement up until the early 90s. It even appeared theatrically in the live-action Flintstones movie from 1994.
Kayro Productions and Revue Studios formed a partnership by forming Kayro-Vue Productions in 1964.
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