Screen Gems Inc./Other

==1953–1956==
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==1955–1960==
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Screen Gems 1958 (Color).jpg|Shirley Temple's Storybook Theater (1958)
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Trivia: The Torch Lady, aka Columbia, is played by Pittsburgh native Jane Chester Bartholomew, who was discovered by Harry Cohn. (After she left acting in the '60s, Mrs. Bartholomew became a nursing inspector with the Chicago Board of Health. She passed away in 2012.)
==1960–1963==
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Trivia: The Torch Lady here is also played by Jane Chester Bartholomew (passed away in 2012).
==1963–1965==
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==1965–1974==
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Trivia:
* The "S" logo was designed and animated by Chermayeff & Geismar Associates of New York, a firm also responsible for the six-feathered NBC Peacock, the 1984 PBS logo, the Viacom "Wigga Wigga" logo, and the Chase Manhattan Bank logo, among other designs.
* In the movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the jingle can (partially) be heard on a television. Depending on how you feel, it may seem appropriate that said TV is somewhere on the Manson Compound. The logo's music is credited in the end credits of the movie.
 
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