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1929–1934. RKO Radio Pictures. 1933–1937. 1936–1959. This logo continued to be used during the days when the company was referred to as "RKO Teleradio Pictures." 1937–1959. Arguably the most iconic of the bunch due to the appearances on Disney classics. RKO Pictures Company. 1966–1968. RKO Pictures. 1981–1992.
This logo was often not shown at all on a few films, such as Fort Apache, It's a Wonderful Life, and films produced by Walt Disney Productions (which usually used the "Thunderbolt" logo or no logo at all). The Radio Pictures logo is used on King Kong, Top Hat, the Legend Films colorized version of She, Swing Time, and other films from the ...
Aug 17, 2023 · RKO Radio Pictures/Logo Variations. Main Logo Variations. These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by RKO Radio Pictures. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937): Neither the "Transmitter" nor the "Thunderbolt" logos are shown before the film, only a text notice shown after the title among other credits.
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This logo was often not shown at all on a few films, such as It's a Wonderful Life and films produced by Walt Disney Productions (which usually used the next logo or no logo at all). The Radio Pictures logo is rare today and it's used on King Kong, Top Hat and other films from the studio until 1936.
RKO Radio Pictures logo used for CinemaScope films. (Video) 1937–1956. This logo was used in many Disney films. Original closing card from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). Pinocchio (1940) Logo variation from the movie Fantasia (1940).
Classic closing logo of RKO Radio Pictures. Most of the films released by RKO Pictures between 1929 and 1957 have an opening logo displaying the studio's famous trademark, a spinning globe and radio tower, nicknamed the "Transmitter."
