It also was seen in "The Magilla Gorilla Show" (Hanna-Barbera/Columbia Pictures, 1964-67) and "Jonny Quest" (Hanna-Barbera/Columbia Pictures, 1964-65).
This was my all time favorite TV logo. Screen Gems should never have stopped using it. Nothing scary about it (or any other TV logo), but it IS ultra cool.
@parkman35@syndicate1 I feel the same way about these dancing sticks, regardless of seeing them on morning cartoons at 7:00 a.m...scary. The bible refers to Satan having an involvement in the "airways." Also, knowing that there are a significant amount of individuals that are part of these companies that take part in occult/illuminati rituals, I'm not surprised on why I felt so fearful about these logos which seem so innocent, but evil at times. Rankin Bass tops any of them.
This logo was intermediate in between the old "lady statue" logo as seen in films which was also the original one for TV in the 50's and early 60's, and then the so-called "S" from hell logo that immediately followed this one in the fall of 1965.
@Kirke182 although, none of us, can legitimize, the fear of one anothet, i too, didn't find the "dancing sticks" logo for screen gems, frightening, at all... i guess it all depends, oin who you are....
@syndicate1 I feel the same way about these dancing sticks, regardless of seeing them on morning cartoons at 7:00 a.m...scary. The bible refers to Satan having an involvement in the "airways." Also, knowing that there are a significant amount of individuals that are part of these companies that take part in occult/illuminati rituals, I'm not surprised on why I felt so fearful about these logos which seem so innocent, but evil at times. Rankin Bass tops any of them.
I still don't know what the heck the sticks and lights are supposed to represent (and I wouldn't mind knowing who did the animation either), but it's still one of my favorite logos.
did Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea and Land Of The Giants use this at the end of there shows. I use to watch those shows all the time snd kinda remeber seeing this.
During the first season of "BEWITCHED", this version of the logo (as the show) was seen in black and white. It was also seen in full color on shows like "HAZEL"...and only on those series Screen Gems was directly involved in. For Hanna-Barbera's cartoon series (and the end of the unaired version of the "I DREAM OF JEANNIE" pilot), the announcer said, "A SCREEN GEMS PRESENTATION", as they were merely the distributor of those.
the dancing sticks scared the living daylights out of me. that and the screen gems filmstrip S i like the 1960-67 20th century-fox TV Jingle better. it is my favorite.
@GOOSEYGOOSE9 HA! Me too I used to scream when that came on during The Flintstones. And I used to get scared when that BOOM BOOOM BU BU BU BU BU BLLLO BLLLLOOOOOOOOOO! and that creepy red dot in the middle and It said Screen Gems.
@Sheri451 what did inger stevens wear in that lark commercial. at the end of the farmer's daughter episode the washington spotlight. when inger and william were smoking please see that commercial. and on episode the washington spotlight. please add that to favorites.
There is -- Search for the "Screen Gems' 1964 'Dancing Sticks' logo -- Rare" YouTube video, which has the ending voiceless (and was taken off a color Hanna-Barbera foreign language print).
Actually, this is not the logo you remember from the closing of "The Flintstones" because it was produced by Hanna-Barbera, not Screen Gems, so you would have heard "A Screen Gems presentation", instead.
That's when Taft Broadcasting brought H-B. Columbia/Screen Gems however, owned distribution rights and trademarks to their cartoon characters until 1981 when they sold it to The Program Exchange. When H-B found out about it, they hit the roof and sued Columbia to get their library back.
I wonder what made the creators of this logo make this? Granted, it's a favorite of mine, but on the surface it has nothing to do with the initials of Screen Gems nor does it reflect a camera, film, or other recording equipment. Just asking.
Some of these bumper logos are certainly a bit strange and can see why young kids might be bothered by them, but there is nothing "scary" about this one.
I consider most of these very nostalgic... they take me back to a time when life (and my life) was much more easier and relaxed.
this logo gives people nightmares?????? hhmmmmm ok......I just showed this to my two year old niece and she cant stop laughing!!!!! she thinks this is so hilarious!
My little brother would get so scared of this theme and he'd bury his face in my chest when he was little . I could never figure out why this scared him. My other brothers would laugh their asses off and tease him.What a crazy memory. He tells me that if he hears it tioday it still spooks him especially late at night.
To LosAngelono1959: Hi, was it used to pick on him?? How old was your little brother?? If he was between 3 to maybe slightly 6 years old
he probably (like I was at 5) thought the things would jump out of the set and attack him!! Those were the good old days--the late 60's thru the 1970's, good bloodless television programing that scared the crap out of kids without using a lot of gore and 4-lettered words.
(Unless you used to watch Chiller Theatre with the 6-lettered hands). I
Well I grew up in a house with 8 prankster brothers so they use all kinds of things to scare me and my siblings. The one that really scared me was the screen gems one with Zsaa gabor saying "This has been a screen gems presentation darling" My brothers said that was the lady that would come and take me away at night. Scared the heebie jeebies outta me. Todays TV doesn't scare me, it just makes me nauseated. If it wasnt for the news and history channel, the set would be in the trash.
I wish that Columbia/Sony kept the dancing sticks in front of their older (early/mid 1960s) projects. Putting a newer logo after something from another time is like colorizing Casablanca or another old movie - the worst form of historical vandalism.
If the show was produced by Screen Gems, the logo would identify itself as "A Screen Gems Production" {"THE DONNA REED SHOW", "BEWITCHED", "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER", etc.}. If it were, say, a Hanna-Barbera production (distributed by the studio), then the aural I.D. would say, "...Presentation".
This close could be from any number of Screen Gems programs including ALL of those mentioned above. When Nick at Nite was rerunning Route 66 in the mid 80's this logo was on the later episodes and was left intact as was the Columbia Torch Lady logo. Not sure how they did the other series from Columbia/Screen Gems
I remember this on the first season of "Bewitched" and they cut this out of the DVD prints to insert "Sony Pictures Television." Even when "Bewitched" first went into syndication, they still kept the original endings. As we entered the '80's with butchered prints of "Bewitched" the dancing sticks were long gone.
I remember this from Bewitched and Flintstones for sure. Really takes me back. I've always enjoyed the the logo closings. I know some may folks say it may be creepy or something, but it's nostalgic for me. Another one I love is the old Rankin-Bass logo closings from many of the old Christmas shows they did. Those actually made me sad, as I knew I'd have to wait for another year to pass before I'd hear the jingle again. Anyway, thanks for this post!
I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one who had "Logo Terrors" as a kid. This kind scared me as a kid as well. I don't know why, but some logos did. Strange isn't it?
with donna reed,i thought it was,at the ending,''this has been a screen gems film presentation from the hollywood studios of columbia pictures''.just for donna,i guess.
the flintstones was " a screen gems presentation". the 1st seasons of bewitched & i dream of jeannie used the 1 we are seeing now. both scared me as a child : )
If the show was produced "in-house", the announcer would have said, "A Screen Gems Production". If Hanna-Barbera or an independent producer owned it, then the announcer would have said, "..Presentation" (as Screen Gems was the original distributor for H-B's series, etc.).
I watched 2 b&w Bewitched episodes the other day on a local channel (I found 1 edgy and 1 thought-provoking) and 1 didn't have this logo but the other did.
My Favorite Closing Logo And Jingle Is The 1960-67 20th Century-Fox TV Jingle The Dancing Sticks Was All Right I Like The Bing Crosby Productions Logo And Jingle And Please E-Mail Me Tonight
It was one of those..."Ok, just watched tv, now gotta take a shower," and couldn't close my eyes to wash my hair because that music scared the crap out of me. I know what you mean.
This version of the "DANCING STICKS", where the announcer says, "A SCREEN GEMS PRODUCTION" is much clearer than another version. It sounds much clearer in audio, despite the old film quality of it.
Thanks buddy for upload the other variation of this logo of Screen Gems, most known as the "Dancing Sticks Productions", with the same male announcer voice saying "A Screen Gems Production", replacing the "Presentation" word.
very groovy. Love the font and the music. I wasn't familiar with this one, only the later "scarier" version/
Mallyrose86 1 month ago
I was shocked to find out Frank DeVol wrote that bit of music for the "dancing sticks".
srdale56 3 months ago
So what are these dancing sticks supposed to represent?
maxwestcomics 3 months ago
@maxwestcomics When I was a kid, I thought those dancing sticks were the screen gems themselves.
johnissoevil 3 months ago
It also was seen in "The Magilla Gorilla Show" (Hanna-Barbera/Columbia Pictures, 1964-67) and "Jonny Quest" (Hanna-Barbera/Columbia Pictures, 1964-65).
rodineisilveira 9 months ago
I remember this from the flintstone reruns back in the days before warner and turner got the rights
retroguy1976 9 months ago
The font in the words "SCREEN GEMS" is Arab Brushstroke, not Benguiat Frisky.
mrceleb2006 11 months ago
This was my all time favorite TV logo. Screen Gems should never have stopped using it. Nothing scary about it (or any other TV logo), but it IS ultra cool.
MKIVWWI 1 year ago
The font used for the words "SCREEN GEMS" in this logo is Arab Brushstroke.
mrceleb2006 1 year ago
YEAH!!!!!: WHOSE VOICE IS THAT ANYWAY?..... IT SOUNDS LIKE THE SAME GUY, WHO DOES THE VOICE FOR DOCTOR RACE BANNON...
syndicate1 1 year ago
My God! What is so scary about a two second animation? It sure doesn't take much to frighten a lot of people.
mikey42 1 year ago
@mikey42 I CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT EITHER, BUT I GUESS, WE ALL HAVE THINGS FROM OUR CHILDHOOD THAT FRIGHTENED US....
syndicate1 1 year ago
I THOUGHT THAT BEWITCHED, HAD THE RED "S', LOGO, INSTEAD OF THIS ONE...
syndicate1 1 year ago
@syndicate1 Well, Bewitched DID run into the 70s, so it would have had the "red S" logo sometime during it's run. Maybe mid/late 60s there.
BPavsner 1 year ago
@syndicate1 "Bewitched" had this logo in the first season. The "S" logo came a year later, in black and white.
vinylrecord68 1 year ago
That logo used to scare the beejeezus outta me...
parkman35 1 year ago
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@parkman35 @syndicate1 I feel the same way about these dancing sticks, regardless of seeing them on morning cartoons at 7:00 a.m...scary. The bible refers to Satan having an involvement in the "airways." Also, knowing that there are a significant amount of individuals that are part of these companies that take part in occult/illuminati rituals, I'm not surprised on why I felt so fearful about these logos which seem so innocent, but evil at times. Rankin Bass tops any of them.
ktrain2008 1 year ago
This logo was intermediate in between the old "lady statue" logo as seen in films which was also the original one for TV in the 50's and early 60's, and then the so-called "S" from hell logo that immediately followed this one in the fall of 1965.
tbear4pa 1 year ago
I loved this logo, is that Bob Barker doing the voice over?
qkahunaq 1 year ago
SAY: WASN'T THIS SCREEN GEMS LOGO, ALSO THE LOGO FOR "JOHNNY QUEST", 'SPACE GHOST", "BIRDMAN", & HERCULOIDS', CARTOONS?...
syndicate1 1 year ago
@syndicate1 Yeah and don't forget The Flintstones
buzzlewie 1 year ago
@buzzlewie i hear ya... was this one use for them?...... (i thought they were hanna barbara)....
syndicate1 1 year ago
@buzzlewie I HEAR YA!!!!...
syndicate1 1 year ago
@syndicate1 Yes, thats where I remember it most
the60sKid 1 year ago
Yeah, really scary. I watched this a million times as a kid and it never bothered me. Baby boomer lightweights.
Kirke182 1 year ago
@Kirke182 although, none of us, can legitimize, the fear of one anothet, i too, didn't find the "dancing sticks" logo for screen gems, frightening, at all... i guess it all depends, oin who you are....
syndicate1 1 year ago
@syndicate1 I feel the same way about these dancing sticks, regardless of seeing them on morning cartoons at 7:00 a.m...scary. The bible refers to Satan having an involvement in the "airways." Also, knowing that there are a significant amount of individuals that are part of these companies that take part in occult/illuminati rituals, I'm not surprised on why I felt so fearful about these logos which seem so innocent, but evil at times. Rankin Bass tops any of them.
ktrain2008 1 year ago
It used to scare me also as a kid.
GreekGuy9999 1 year ago
I think I saw this on the Flintstones once.
Akira625 1 year ago
I still don't know what the heck the sticks and lights are supposed to represent (and I wouldn't mind knowing who did the animation either), but it's still one of my favorite logos.
Gerry50ify 1 year ago
@Gerry50ify
I think the sticks are the stylized folds of a movie screen curtain, and the lights are the "gems" themselves.
baraxor 1 year ago
@baraxor THAT'S SOUNDS, VERY, VERY ACCUTRATE.... INTELLINGENT THINKER/ANALYST, YOU ARE...... I MISS THOSE DAYS....
syndicate1 1 year ago
I think this is what you hear right at the moment of death.
LosAngeleno1959 1 year ago
You could have a seizure just by watching that.
pythonfan1 1 year ago
Me Too only had the one from Route 66 and the other shows have it plastered over.
britfrenir 1 year ago
did Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea and Land Of The Giants use this at the end of there shows. I use to watch those shows all the time snd kinda remeber seeing this.
lookingbill1 1 year ago
@lookingbill1 Don't think so. If memory serves me correctly they were both 20th Century Fox but I could be wrong.
144wychwood 10 months ago
During the first season of "BEWITCHED", this version of the logo (as the show) was seen in black and white. It was also seen in full color on shows like "HAZEL"...and only on those series Screen Gems was directly involved in. For Hanna-Barbera's cartoon series (and the end of the unaired version of the "I DREAM OF JEANNIE" pilot), the announcer said, "A SCREEN GEMS PRESENTATION", as they were merely the distributor of those.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
the dancing sticks scared the living daylights out of me. that and the screen gems filmstrip S i like the 1960-67 20th century-fox TV Jingle better. it is my favorite.
GOOSEYGOOSE9 1 year ago 12
@GOOSEYGOOSE9 the dancing sticks scared me too! more then the filmstrip "S"
burger414 1 year ago
@GOOSEYGOOSE9 HA! Me too I used to scream when that came on during The Flintstones. And I used to get scared when that BOOM BOOOM BU BU BU BU BU BLLLO BLLLLOOOOOOOOOO! and that creepy red dot in the middle and It said Screen Gems.
Sheri451 1 year ago
@Sheri451 what did inger stevens wear in that lark commercial. at the end of the farmer's daughter episode the washington spotlight. when inger and william were smoking please see that commercial. and on episode the washington spotlight. please add that to favorites.
GOOSEYGOOSE9 1 year ago 8
@Sheri451 "BOOM BOOOM BU BU BU BU BU BLLLO BLLLLOOOOOOOOOO!"
What?
Kirke182 1 year ago
i wish there was a non-vocal one..to where i can do the voiceover:)
sexymama1966 1 year ago
There is -- Search for the "Screen Gems' 1964 'Dancing Sticks' logo -- Rare" YouTube video, which has the ending voiceless (and was taken off a color Hanna-Barbera foreign language print).
John80220 1 year ago
Wow, this really takes me back. Life made so much more sense then.
I actually get chills seeing this today.
raposofan 1 year ago 4
me too ... it used to scare me as a child. much more than the "S" from hell.
burger414 1 year ago
Me too! Scares der shizzle outta me! lol
tomtrh 1 year ago
I Was scared of the
Curious pictures one. Because I Remember it being Really loud and I would plug my ears right before it.
VGpitfall 2 years ago
I remember this at the closing of THE FLINTSTONES. It's been years since I saw it. Thanks for posting.
briansky10 2 years ago 2
Actually, this is not the logo you remember from the closing of "The Flintstones" because it was produced by Hanna-Barbera, not Screen Gems, so you would have heard "A Screen Gems presentation", instead.
mratfauver 2 years ago
Also, with "The Jetsons" and other H-B cartoons until 1965. Columbia Pictures owned Hanna-Barbera between 1958-1965, plus two H-B shows from 1974.
Rlotpir1972 2 years ago
H-B was actually independent until 1967, however Columbia/Screen Gems did distribute H-B's productions
LogoAttitude 2 years ago
That's when Taft Broadcasting brought H-B. Columbia/Screen Gems however, owned distribution rights and trademarks to their cartoon characters until 1981 when they sold it to The Program Exchange. When H-B found out about it, they hit the roof and sued Columbia to get their library back.
MooseShady 1 year ago
I wonder what made the creators of this logo make this? Granted, it's a favorite of mine, but on the surface it has nothing to do with the initials of Screen Gems nor does it reflect a camera, film, or other recording equipment. Just asking.
2nd2nun1 2 years ago
It was to reflect both the ability to broadcast in color and high-resolution vertical image.
ArchivesMLS 1 year ago
Some of these bumper logos are certainly a bit strange and can see why young kids might be bothered by them, but there is nothing "scary" about this one.
I consider most of these very nostalgic... they take me back to a time when life (and my life) was much more easier and relaxed.
JP5466 2 years ago 2
Why can Sony Pictures Television use the original SG dancing sticks logo, followed by the SPT modern logo. Figure that one out.
Knowitall67 2 years ago
Requires too much intelligence.
AllRequired 2 years ago 2
So far they did not plaster this one on "Route 66".
britfrenir 2 years ago
I remember it from The Flintstones.
lexbates 2 years ago 3
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 2 years ago 11
this logo gives people nightmares?????? hhmmmmm ok......I just showed this to my two year old niece and she cant stop laughing!!!!! she thinks this is so hilarious!
chrisporter61 2 years ago 2
Not this one. The OTHER one with the two parts that form the "S". Search words "from hell".
basaintl 2 years ago
Thats The Real Screen Gems Logo! But I like this one though more spazazz to it!
moneyclaude2500 2 years ago 2
High pitched
Sebadabada 2 years ago
I remember this after the Flintstones and it actually gave me nightmares. Watching it now still spooks me out.
Atreyubillows 3 years ago 2
My little brother would get so scared of this theme and he'd bury his face in my chest when he was little . I could never figure out why this scared him. My other brothers would laugh their asses off and tease him.What a crazy memory. He tells me that if he hears it tioday it still spooks him especially late at night.
LosAngeleno1959 3 years ago 2
To LosAngelono1959: Hi, was it used to pick on him?? How old was your little brother?? If he was between 3 to maybe slightly 6 years old
he probably (like I was at 5) thought the things would jump out of the set and attack him!! Those were the good old days--the late 60's thru the 1970's, good bloodless television programing that scared the crap out of kids without using a lot of gore and 4-lettered words.
(Unless you used to watch Chiller Theatre with the 6-lettered hands). I
aliacapone8129ad 2 years ago
Well I grew up in a house with 8 prankster brothers so they use all kinds of things to scare me and my siblings. The one that really scared me was the screen gems one with Zsaa gabor saying "This has been a screen gems presentation darling" My brothers said that was the lady that would come and take me away at night. Scared the heebie jeebies outta me. Todays TV doesn't scare me, it just makes me nauseated. If it wasnt for the news and history channel, the set would be in the trash.
OldMrMemories 2 years ago
Do you mean Eva Gabor saying "This has been a Filmways presentation dahling"?, I
wendyglowworm 2 years ago
Yup,thats the one.I actually use to have nightmares of her coming to take me away. lol
OldMrMemories 2 years ago
I would've liked to hear Arnold try to say that, but it would have been in snorts and squeals.
zekepig 2 years ago
It was me at about 6-7 and my younger brothers
OldMrMemories 2 years ago
Opps, sorry. I mean the six-fingered HANDS on Chiller Theatre. My bad.
aliacapone8129ad 2 years ago
this is the high pitched logo
mqg96 3 years ago 2
seen this on The donna reed show was it i would know.
GOOSEYGOOSE9 3 years ago 11
I've seen one taken after The Flintstones.
buzzlewie 3 years ago 2
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 3 years ago 11
I used to see these at the end of The Flintstones reruns in the 1970's
mego73 3 years ago 7
I wish that Columbia/Sony kept the dancing sticks in front of their older (early/mid 1960s) projects. Putting a newer logo after something from another time is like colorizing Casablanca or another old movie - the worst form of historical vandalism.
markojameow 3 years ago 7
Yeah. Leave history alone!
whattheheck1000 3 years ago 7
i did not seen that. i seen the 1980s columbia pictures
tjaatty 3 years ago 4
taken from The donna reed show
GOOSEYGOOSE9 3 years ago 11
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 3 years ago 10
it was used on the flinstones as well and also the s from hell
retroguy1976 3 years ago
On Route 66, the aural I.D. would say, "A Screen Gems presentation, Herbert B. Leonard, Executive Producer.
revueguy 3 years ago 2
If the show was produced by Screen Gems, the logo would identify itself as "A Screen Gems Production" {"THE DONNA REED SHOW", "BEWITCHED", "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER", etc.}. If it were, say, a Hanna-Barbera production (distributed by the studio), then the aural I.D. would say, "...Presentation".
fromthesidelines 4 years ago 3
Is this in PAL? The music sounds a bit fast
kstar8706 4 years ago 3
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 4 years ago 11
The ''version'' from THE DONNA REED SHOW sticks in me head the deepest.
guyfrom1975 4 years ago 2
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 4 years ago 11
Have A Happy New Year 2008
GOOSEYGOOSE9 4 years ago 11
Saw it on Flintstones :)
bimb664v 4 years ago 2
This I think was taken off of Bewitched. Or it may hve been the Monkees. I think it's cool.
benthal1020 4 years ago
I thought it was taken off the Flintstones.
NinjaGhostScorpion 4 years ago
It was Bewitched 1964
benthal1020 4 years ago
This close could be from any number of Screen Gems programs including ALL of those mentioned above. When Nick at Nite was rerunning Route 66 in the mid 80's this logo was on the later episodes and was left intact as was the Columbia Torch Lady logo. Not sure how they did the other series from Columbia/Screen Gems
EONSFTFAN 4 years ago
The Monkees was a little bit later...all Monkee episodes had the SFH at the end.
basiafan08 3 years ago 5
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 4 years ago 11
have any of you folks heard of the Yahoo! groups "scarylogos" and "club screen gems"?...give 'em a try!!...we're a fun bunch of logo-worshipers!!
citizenterryk 4 years ago
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 4 years ago 11
Ahh, I remember this at the end of the Flintstones. Neato.
g0thchik77 4 years ago
great part of my child hood theme music catchy for the 60s lots of fan fare
clipdigger 4 years ago
I remember this on the first season of "Bewitched" and they cut this out of the DVD prints to insert "Sony Pictures Television." Even when "Bewitched" first went into syndication, they still kept the original endings. As we entered the '80's with butchered prints of "Bewitched" the dancing sticks were long gone.
Bruneye123 4 years ago
I remember this from Bewitched and Flintstones for sure. Really takes me back. I've always enjoyed the the logo closings. I know some may folks say it may be creepy or something, but it's nostalgic for me. Another one I love is the old Rankin-Bass logo closings from many of the old Christmas shows they did. Those actually made me sad, as I knew I'd have to wait for another year to pass before I'd hear the jingle again. Anyway, thanks for this post!
jupitr2 4 years ago
I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one who had "Logo Terrors" as a kid. This kind scared me as a kid as well. I don't know why, but some logos did. Strange isn't it?
argento1970 4 years ago
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 4 years ago 11
As far as the classic H-B cartoons, they are all now the property of Warner Bros. entertainment!
revueguy 3 years ago 2
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GOOSEYGOOSE9 4 years ago 11
I just found the whole design neat,still dont know what the flashes of light & the sticks stand for,a projector in a movie theatre?.
guyfrom1975 4 years ago
with donna reed,i thought it was,at the ending,''this has been a screen gems film presentation from the hollywood studios of columbia pictures''.just for donna,i guess.
guyfrom1975 4 years ago
they used it 4 dennis the menace as well.
madog20 4 years ago
I remember this version-the dancing sticks- after the flintstones back when they were ''prime time''!.
guyfrom1975 4 years ago
the flintstones was " a screen gems presentation". the 1st seasons of bewitched & i dream of jeannie used the 1 we are seeing now. both scared me as a child : )
madog20 4 years ago 2
If the show was produced "in-house", the announcer would have said, "A Screen Gems Production". If Hanna-Barbera or an independent producer owned it, then the announcer would have said, "..Presentation" (as Screen Gems was the original distributor for H-B's series, etc.).
fromthesidelines 4 years ago
the flintstones
enigma413 4 years ago
I watched 2 b&w Bewitched episodes the other day on a local channel (I found 1 edgy and 1 thought-provoking) and 1 didn't have this logo but the other did.
dsneybuf 5 years ago
IIRC, you would have seen this on Bewitched (S1) and The Farmer's Daughter. A color variation was shown on Hazel as well.
kresblain 5 years ago
Dear Closing Logo Fans
My Favorite Closing Logo And Jingle Is The 1960-67 20th Century-Fox TV Jingle The Dancing Sticks Was All Right I Like The Bing Crosby Productions Logo And Jingle And Please E-Mail Me Tonight
Dellie Goose
GOODWIL7 5 years ago
scared the heck out of me as a child : )
madog20 5 years ago
It was one of those..."Ok, just watched tv, now gotta take a shower," and couldn't close my eyes to wash my hair because that music scared the crap out of me. I know what you mean.
33Mark221 3 years ago 6
Thanx so much...those dancing sticks are pretty groovy for its time.
emmanoelle 5 years ago
Love the dancing sticks.
enigma413 5 years ago
I have really come to like the Dancing Sticks logo and Frank De Vol music, too...perfect capper to a Hazel or Jonny Quest episode.
basiafan08 3 years ago 5
I only saw it on Hazel in late 60's or 1970 reruns and Bewtiched and The Flintstones in the early 80's.
britfrenir 2 years ago
This version of the "DANCING STICKS", where the announcer says, "A SCREEN GEMS PRODUCTION" is much clearer than another version. It sounds much clearer in audio, despite the old film quality of it.
MarkMMattus 5 years ago
Thanks buddy for upload the other variation of this logo of Screen Gems, most known as the "Dancing Sticks Productions", with the same male announcer voice saying "A Screen Gems Production", replacing the "Presentation" word.
Very awesome. Thanks again!
BobGaret 5 years ago
Dear Closing Logo Fans
What Was This Really Taken From And Please E-Mail Me Tonight
Closing Logo Fan
Dellie
GOODWIL7 5 years ago
Probably from the Bewitched first season DVD.
Jim856796 5 years ago
It would be in B&W if it was. I believe it's from a "Donna Reed Show" VHS that floated around a few years back.
meesterfonnyboy 4 years ago