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Uploaded by on Mar 9, 2011

The first Torch Lady was used for the newly-formed studio and on all black and white Columbia films between 1924 and 1936. The words, A Columbia Production (or "This is a Columbia Picture" at the end of every Columbia film) was appeared on the first Columbia logo for the first time. It was the next couple of years, the Torch Lady would tour with Columbia promoters to signify the studio's launch and survived two severe accidents. Their Torch Lady debuted in 1924.

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  • It Was From Mickey Mouse Cartoons From 1930-1932.

  • From "The Three Stooges" short-subject film "Punch Drunks".

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