1912 Paramount Pictures logo

This is the paramounts 1912 logo.

Oh don't bother saying oh its actually 1914 or other year and saying its wrong cause i hate that i don't care!

If you comment and say that you should have a sook!!!!!

Enjoy!

and don't bother saying why no sound?

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[JesseL85719]

Spam...Just an image..

[bitchesonmytip]

@JesseL85719 It may be an image, but it isn't spam... How is it? Come on, explain. The first ever logo for Paramount? Hmmm?

[deepseadirt]

This is not from 1912, Adolph Zukor originally called his company FAMOUS PLAYERS and sometime in 1915 amalgamated with Jesse Lasky and the combined firms became FAMOUS PLAYERS-LASKY, a production name that lasted into the 1930s. Paramount was a distribution outfit for Zukor and Lasky and other smaller independent studios such as Hobart Bosworth. 'Paramounts' earliest usage is 1915 and certainly by 1916.

[bitchesonmytip]

@deepseadirt Read the description...

[wrkn258]

1st anniversary: 1913

5th anniversary: 1917

10th anniversary: 1922

25th anniversary: 1937

50th anniversary: 1962

75th anniversary: 1987

90th anniversary: 2002

100th anniversary: 2012

[bitchesonmytip]

Yep your right.

[logoboy95returns]

@OmgVk64 No sir!

[OmgVk64]

@twcoursolle Paramount Would be dead by year 9913. And Then Its Bye Bye aniversaries :/

[masoudfun1996]

Would Paramount celebrate 100 years in May, the month where school's out for the summer?

[Shawnaluvsoc]

@wrkn258 No. Paramount Pictures' Anniversaries are: 1st Anniversary:1913 5th Anniversary:1917 10th Anniversary:1922 15th Anniversary:1927 20th Anniversary:1932 25th Anniversary:1937 30th Anniversary:1942 40th Anniversary:1952 50th Anniversary:1962 60th Anniversary:1972 70th Anniversary:1982 75th Anniversary:1987 80th Anniversary:1992 90th Anniversary:2002 100th Anniversary:2012 ( *NEXT YEAR* )

[twcoursolle]

@kanakwaseries1 OVER 9000th anniversary:9913

[twcoursolle]

@wrkn258 if the world still exists

[RayPointer]

@deepseadirt If I may add, Paramount was formed out of the merger of a dozen State's Rights film exchanges. The corporation was Paramount-Famous-Lasky until its first bankruptcy in 1930/31 when it reorganized as Paramount-Publix for one more year and reorganized the following year as Paramount Productions, and finally Paramount Productions in 1936. During the course of Paramount's growth, the company acquired a large number of theaters primarily through the Publix chain.

[corrupt200]

@wrkn258 I can't wait to see the 100th Anniversary logo next year!!!