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Logo descriptions by 2studio
Logo captures by 2studio
Background: Nabisco (Formerly known as the National Biscuit Company) was founded in 1798 in East Hanover, New Jersey. In 1941, the National Biscuit Company shortened it's name to Nabisco. As of now, Nabisco is one of the more notable cookie makers, as they produce products such as Oreo, Chip's Ahoy!, etc.
Logo captures by 2studio
Background: Nabisco (Formerly known as the National Biscuit Company) was founded in 1798 in East Hanover, New Jersey. In 1941, the National Biscuit Company shortened it's name to Nabisco. As of now, Nabisco is one of the more notable cookie makers, as they produce products such as Oreo, Chip's Ahoy!, etc.
This logo can be seen <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoWn9YrBEB0&t=306s" target="_self" title="here">here</a>.
(February 18, 1939)
Logo: On a red and black background, we see the text "The End" in a scripted font, below it is yellow text that says "RECORDED BY RCA-VICTOR "HIGH FIDELITY" SOUND SYSTEM" below. The Nabisco (Then known as the National Biscuit Company) logo from the time fades onto the screen. The other text fades out to show only the NBC logo, and then the logo fades out.
FX/SFX: The text fading, the logo fading. All done using hand printed-images, just like the rest of the Mickey Mouse cartoon shorts.
Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the short.
Availability: Seen at the end of the 1939 Mickey Mouse short "Mickey's Surprise Party", which can be found on the "Mickey Mouse in Living Color" DVD.
Editors Note: None.
(February 18, 1939)
<img align="bottom" alt="National Biscuit Company (1939)" height="193" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/63a9cb61cd3a342d4dc8748b17903849/GW210H193" title="National Biscuit Company (1939)" width="210"/>
Logo: On a red and black background, we see the text "The End" in a scripted font, below it is yellow text that says "RECORDED BY RCA-VICTOR "HIGH FIDELITY" SOUND SYSTEM" below. The Nabisco (Then known as the National Biscuit Company) logo from the time fades onto the screen. The other text fades out to show only the NBC logo, and then the logo fades out.
FX/SFX: The text fading, the logo fading. All done using hand printed-images, just like the rest of the Mickey Mouse cartoon shorts.
Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the short.
Availability: Seen at the end of the 1939 Mickey Mouse short "Mickey's Surprise Party", which can be found on the "Mickey Mouse in Living Color" DVD.
Editors Note: None.