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===Logo (March 5, 1975-1977)===▼
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'''Variant:''' On ''Teenage Sex Kitten'', the picture of the woman is in yellow and the logo itself is shorter.
'''Technique:'''
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*''Count the Ways'': An electronic tune.
*''Teenage Sex Kitten'': A fast-paced and action-packed horn fanfare.
*''Star Babe'': A trumpet performing the first portion of the "First Call" bugle call.
'''Availability:'''
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Logo (March 5, 1975-1977)
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Visuals: On a red background, there is an outline of a nude, kneeling woman holding a long rope. Arced around it is the fancy text "SUPERBITCH PRODUCTIONS".
Variant: On Teenage Sex Kitten, the picture of the woman is in yellow and the logo itself is shorter.
Technique: A still, printed image.
Audio: Depending on the movie:
- Count the Ways: An electronic tune.
- Teenage Sex Kitten: A fast-paced and action-packed horn fanfare.
- Star Babe: A trumpet performing the first portion of the "First Call" bugle call.
Availability: It was seen on a few films from the mid 1970s including Count the Ways, Teenage Sex Kitten, and Star Babe. However, the former film has this film plastered with simple text on modern prints.
