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This is the vanity card of '''Ron Greenberg'''. |
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Ron Greenberg Productions (1969)Ron Greenberg Productions (1983) |
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'''Logo:''' Superimposed in the credits, we see this in-credit disclaimer: "A RON GREENBERG Production in association with [[NBC Studios|NBC]]" or "A RON GREENBERG PRODUCTION In Association With". |
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Logo: Superimposed in the credits, we see this in-credit disclaimer: |
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RON GREENBERG |
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in association with |
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RON GREENBERG |
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PRODUCTION |
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In Association With |
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⚫ | '''Music/Sounds:''' As the words to the right of the silhouette wipe in, we hear a sound effect of a golf club hitting a golf ball as the end theme plays. On ''The Challengers'', we also hear announcer Don Morrow say: "This is Don Morrow speaking. The Challengers is a Ron Greenberg production in association with [[Dick Clark Productions]]." Sometimes, instead of Don Morrow, Bob Hilton would do the announcing on that show. |
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[[Category:American television logos]] |
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[[Category:American logos]] |
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[[Category:Television logos]] |
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[[Category:Vanity cards]] |
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Ron Greenberg Productions (1990) |
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GREENBERG |
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The words "RON" and "GREENBERG" are in yellow, and the words "A" and "PRODUCTION" are in white. |
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Michael Bass
Editions by
StephenCezar15
Background
This is the vanity card of Ron Greenberg.
1st Logo (December 29, 1969-January 4, 1974, September 17, 1983-September 1984)
Logo: Superimposed in the credits, we see this in-credit disclaimer: "A RON GREENBERG Production in association with NBC" or "A RON GREENBERG PRODUCTION In Association With".
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show. On The Who, What or Where Game, announcer Mike Darrow says "This program was recorded. This is Mike Darrow speaking. See you next time for more of the 3 W's!"
Availability: Extinct. Seen on The Who, What or Where Game and The Pop 'N Rocker Game.
Editor's Note: None.
2nd Logo (September 3, 1990-August 30, 1991)
Logo: On a green background, we see a silhouette of a golfer swinging a golf club. The following text wipes in to the right: A RON GREENBERG PRODUCTION". The words "RON" and "GREENBERG" are in yellow, and the words "A" and "PRODUCTION" are in white.
FX/SFX: The text wiping in.
Music/Sounds: As the words to the right of the silhouette wipe in, we hear a sound effect of a golf club hitting a golf ball as the end theme plays. On The Challengers, we also hear announcer Don Morrow say: "This is Don Morrow speaking. The Challengers is a Ron Greenberg production in association with Dick Clark Productions." Sometimes, instead of Don Morrow, Bob Hilton would do the announcing on that show.
Availability: Extinct. Seen on the short-lived game show The Challengers and the 1990-1991 revival of Let's Make A Deal, both co-produced by Dick Clark Productions.
Editor's Note: None.