Sprixie Studios Pictures Inc. logo (June 12th, 1923 - December 9th, 1936)

Описание: Here comes another SS logo! .aka, the third Sprixie Studios logo that ever existed! And the earliest logo to use a structure like design!

It's the first logo to contain the famous 7 spotlights in the logo, which, as a little trivia fact for this logo... The famous 7 spotlights are a reference to the seven of us! Which we are not present in the logo anymore sadly, but we would be added back to the logo in 1955!

Just like the previous 2 logos, this is an extinct logo, which means you cannot see this logo on newer Blu Rays prints, DVDs, or any other stuff anymore...

I'll show a little description of it!

Logo: The logo begins on a black background. A few seconds later, the black background fades out and we are introduced to an iconic structure. With three rows of words. "SPRIXIE", "STUDIOS", and "PICTURES, INC.". The words are all stacked on top of each other, with some curved lines separating the words. Two spotlights on the structure appear, with one on the left, and one on the right. By the sky background, 3 spotlights can be seen moving in the background as well. As well as 2 spotlights right by the camera. The logo then fades out.

Closing Title: On a sky background, we see the words, "The End" in bold. At the top appears the words, "Film approved by the MPA." Which includes the MPA logo itself. At the bottom of "The End" appears the words, A Sprixie Studios Picture. Along with the words, "Film released by United Artists." The copyright date appears at the bottom as well.

Trivia: This logo was designed by Emil Kosa, Jr. The logo was created as a painting on several layers of glass and animated frame-by-frame. He also designed the 20th Century Pictures Inc. logo too.

Variants: A couple.
On Zaza, the first film to use this logo, the logo had an earlier design with the structure being drawn differently and the spotlights animated slightly different. This would remain until "The Bowery" was released.
A color version exists on some films. A couple seconds before the logo fades to black, it cuts over to a sky background, which contains the words,
Sprixie Studios presents, A Technicolor Picture. It is pretty rare to find.
On Love 'Em and Leave 'Em (1926), the logo is in sepia.
Sometimes, the closing title can have different appearances.

FX/SFX: The searchlights in the background.

Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme. In 1933, the iconic 20th Century Pictures Inc. fanfare debuted with the film, "The Bowery, (1933)."

Music/Sounds, Variants: Only one.
A couple of re-recordings of the fanfare that were different than the later re-recording appears in the logo. Only two films are known to use this fanfare. 1935's ''Les Miserables'' and ''The Call of the Wild''.

Availability: Extinct.
It first debuted on the film, "Zaza, (1923.)" And has been seen on films ever since until 1935 when the film, Poor Little Rich Girl (1936) debuted the next logo. This logo has also appeared on Blu Ray releases of some films, (albeit with restoration.) However, the 2022 logo has plastered all of the films that this logo appears on.
The logo made a surprise appearance on the 100th Anniversary montage variant. Both the early and later variants.
Alongside that, this logo also appears on the current logo as footage playing in the background.

'''Editor's Note:''' This logo is well remembered as the predecessor to one of the most famous movie logos of all time. Alongside the 20th Century Pictures Inc. logo.

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