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Background

Studio City Television Productions (also known as "Studio City Television Service") was the television production arm of Republic Pictures Corporation established in 1954. In 1959, all of its library was transferred to NTA, however it would later return to Republic Pictures in 1986. Currently, all of its series are in the public domain.

(1954-1959)

Nickname: "TV Tube Filmstrip"

Logo: Same as the Hollywood Television Service logo, but the tower receiver behind the globe is removed, the TV screen is replaced by a filmstrip cell, and the text reads "STUDIO CITY TV PRODUCTIONS INC." in the Futura XBlkCn BT font, with "INC." in italics.

Bylines: Starting in 1956, the entire text is shifted up to make room for the company byline.

1955-1957: "A DIVISION OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION".
1957-1959: "A SUBSIDIARY OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION"

FX/SFX: Same as the Hollywood Television Service logo.

Music/Sounds: Just the end-title theme from the respective show.

Availability: Extinct. Was seen on Stories of the Century, Frontier Doctor, and The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu, but none of these shows air anymore.

Editor's Note: None.

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+===Background===
-Background: Studio City Television Productions (also known as "Studio City Television Service") was the television production arm of Republic Pictures Corporation established in 1954. In 1959, all its library was transferred to NTA, however it would later to return to Republic Pictures in 1986. Currently, all of the series are in the public domain.
+Studio City Television Productions (also known as "Studio City Television Service") was the television production arm of [[Republic Pictures|Republic Pictures Corporation]] established in 1954. In 1959, all of its library was transferred to NTA, however it would later return to Republic Pictures in 1986. Currently, all of its series are in the public domain.
+===(1954-1959)===
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+'''Nickname:''' "TV Tube Filmstrip"
-(January 23, 1954-June 3, 1959)
-Studio City Television ProductionsStudio City Television Productions (1956)
+'''Logo:''' Same as the [[Hollywood Television Service]] logo, but the tower receiver behind the globe is removed, the TV screen is replaced by a filmstrip cell, and the text reads "{{Font|Impact|STUDIO CITY TV PRODUCTIONS ''INC.''}}" in the Futura XBlkCn BT font, with "{{Font|Impact|''INC.''}}" in italics.
-Nickname: "TV Tube Filmstrip"
+'''Bylines:''' Starting in 1956, the entire text is shifted up to make room for the company byline.
-Logo: It's the same logo as Hollywood Television Service minus the tower receiver in the back of the globe, but instead it has filmstrips on both sides of the TV screen. Inside it has:
+*1955-1957: "A DIVISION OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION".
+*1957-1959: "A SUBSIDIARY OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION"
+'''FX/SFX:''' Same as the Hollywood Television Service logo.
-STUDIO CITY
-TV
-PRODUCTIONS
-INC.
+'''Music/Sounds:''' Just the end-title theme from the respective show.
-in Futura XBlkCn BT font with "INC." italicized all zooming in from the television screen.
+'''Availability:''' Extinct. Was seen on ''Stories of the Century'', ''Frontier Doctor'', and ''The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu'', but none of these shows air anymore.
-Bylines: Starting in 1956, the entire text is shifted up to make room for the company byline.
--1957: "A DIVISION OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION".
--1959: "A SUBSIDIARY OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION"
+'''Editor's Note:''' None.
-FX/SFX: Same as Hollywood Television Service.
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-Music/Sounds: Just the end-title theme from any show.
+{{TV-Navbox}}{{Navbox-ViacomCBS}}
-Availability: Extinct. Was seen on Stories of the Century, Frontier Doctor, and The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu, but none of them air anymore.
+[[Category:Television logos]]
+[[Category:ViacomCBS]]
-Editor's Note:None.
+[[Category:American television logos]]
+[[Category:American logos]]
+[[Category:CBS]]
+[[Category:CBS Studios]]
+[[Category:Paramount Pictures]]
+[[Category:Paramount Television Studios]]
+[[Category:Republic Pictures]]