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Like the last logo, this is hard to come across because most of their silent films of this time were destroyed, while some went into public domain and have recreated titles replacing the Universal references. Otherwise, it uses a violin theme.Īvailability: Ultra rare. Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the movie. LTD." (Universal's British distributor at the time). A Saturn-like ring surrounds the circle, which reads "THE TRANS-ATLANTIC FILM CO. Inside the circle is some small text that says "TRADE MARK". Logo: We see a circle with "UNIVERSAL" written above and "FILMS" written below.

Nicknames: "Trans-Atlantic Globe", "Saturn Globe II", "Trans-Atlantic Saturn Globe" This logo marks the first appearance of the iconic Universal globe logo, which has remained a staple of the studio's branding to this day. Most of their silent films of this time were destroyed, while some went into public domain and have recreated titles replacing the Universal references, this so far is known to appear on The Hedge Between, The Girl Ranchers, The Ohio Flood, The Heart of Humanity and at the end of The Boy Mayor, all which are in the public domain.Įditor's Note: A good effort for the 1910s, albeit with choppy animation.

In The Boy Mayor the logo is bigger with stars all over it.įX/SFX: Just the globe rotating at a fast pace.Īvailability: Extremely rare.

Sometimes, the text "NATIONAL BOARD OF CENSORS" is added under the globe.

A plate with the text "NESTOR" or "SPECIAL" has been added along with the trademark text under the plate. The "Made in USA" logo and the stars are gone.

There is a variant where the logo looks drawn in a black background.

The globe animation is also improved as well. The globe and space background also looks different. The text is also placed in a lower position than normal.

There is a variant where "UNIVERSAL FILMS" is not superimposed over the globe but rather a model.

There is a black and white version of this logo.

Logo: A sepia rotating model globe with "UNIVERSAL FILMS" on a space background with "Made in USA" logo on two bottom corners. Nicknames: "Saturn Globe", "Cheesy Globe", "Earth Globe" Currently, its logos were credited at the end of every film that was produced by Universal. Universal is one of the world's first major film studios, alongside Gaumont Film Company, Pathe, Titanus, Nordisk Film and Nikkatsu, and the very first major film studio in Hollywood. sold the remaining 20% of NBC Universal to GE until January 28, when Comcast Corporation acquired a 51% controlling interest of the renamed NBCUniversal, LLC, and the remaining stock (49%) from GE on March 19, 2013. On May 11, 2004, it was part-owned by Vivendi SA (20%) and General Electric (80%) and became a subsidiary of NBC Universal, Inc. In December 2000, French company Vivendi acquired Universal Studios from Seagram and Sons and formed Vivendi Universal Entertainment. On December 9, 1996, MCA was reincorporated and renamed as "Universal Studios". In 1990, MCA/Universal was acquired by Panasonic Corporation and later sold to Seagram and Sons in 1995. As a result of a consent decree with the justice department, MCA divested itself of its talent agency business.

Jules Stein (Board Chairman) and Lew Wasserman (President) guiding MCA.

In 1962, Music Corporation of America (MCA) purchased Decca Records and with it, Universal-International Pictures, leaving Milton Rackmil and Edward Muhl in charge, while Dr. In late 1951, Universal-International was acquired by Decca Records.

Universal-International destroyed its remaining silent film copies in 1948. Cheever Cowdin remained at the helm of Universal Pictures, the parent company. This team ran Universal-International, while Nate Blumberg and J. In 1946, Universal merged with International Pictures, headed by Leo Spitz and William Goetz. The word "Universal" means "Omnipresent". Universal Pictures was originally formed on Apby Carl Laemmle, a German-Jewish immigrant who settled in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where he managed a clothing store.