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Uploaded by on Nov 29, 2009

FINALLY, it's here! Universal Pictures with the remixed 1937 fanfare!
It's a spoof by the way. My thing is, Universal could've used the fanfare after they've made "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid".

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  • this is the theme that used for universal pay television in 1982.

  • You're right timetravelhyman88.

  • The 1988 film "Willow" used this same intro.

  • Really?!

  • @ShaDeed329 Yes, I remember when it premiered on cable ( I think Showtime around '89 or '90), it was this music with the Universal logo. I don't know any other film though that used it.

  • Wow, I didn't know that!

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  • 1963 logo with 1937 fanfare?!

  • This appeared before an airing of The Phantom of the Opera (1943) on TCM years ago

  • This fanfare was composed by Jimmy McHugh.

  • AWESOME!

  • @burger414 Same here, the first 8 seconds of it anyway sounds like John William's Superman theme

  • I saw this intro and fanfare on AMC when they showd the 1943 version of The Pahntom Of The Opera

  • This used to play on pay cable channels with the words "Pay Television" under the Universal name.

    @51512601:"Willow",released in the US by MGM,was never part of the MCA/Universal catalog. Could you be thinking of "Legend"?

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