Draft:London Film Productions/Availability

London Film Productions

1st Logo (October 1, 1932)

Title	Date of Release	Additional Info
Wedding Rehearsal	October 1, 1932	Debut and only appearance

2nd Logo (January 1933-June 28, 1956)

Title	Date of Release	Additional Info
Strange Evidence	January 1933	Debut appearance
The Private Life of Henry VIII	August 17, 1933
Catherine the Great	February 9, 1934
The Private Life of Don Juan	November 30, 1934
The Scarlet Pimpernel	December 23, 1934
Sanders of the River	April 8, 1935	The fanfare starts at the Anglo-American Film logo
The Ghost Goes West	December 17, 1935	"London Film Productions Ltd. presents" variant
Things to Come	February 20, 1936
Rembrandt	November 6, 1936	Opening theme plays over
Men Are Not Gods	November 26, 1936	Opening theme plays over
Forget Me Not	December 21, 1936
Conquest of the Air	December 1936	"London Films present" variant
Action for Slander	January 21, 1937
The Man Who Could Work Miracles	February 8, 1937
Fire Over England	March 5, 1937	"London Film Productions" variant
Dark Journey	March 28, 1937	The fanfare starts at the Anglo-American Film logo
Elephant Boy	April 9, 1937	The fanfare starts at the Anglo-American Film logo
Knight Without Armour	June 1, 1937	"London Film Productions Ltd. presents" variant
Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel	October 20, 1937	"London Film Productions Ltd. presents" variant
The Squeaker	November 6, 1937	"Alexander Korda presents a London Film Production" variant
The Divorce of Lady X	January 15, 1938	Colorized "London Films present" variant
The Drum	April 1, 1938	"London Films" variant
South Riding	August 26, 1938
The Challenge	November 14, 1938	"London Film Productions Ltd. presents" variant
Over the Moon	October 19, 1939	Colorized "London Films present" variant
The Lion Has Wings	November 3, 1939	"London Films" variant
21 Days	January 7, 1940	"London Films present" variant, opening theme plays over
The Thief of Bagdad	December 25, 1940	Colorized "Alexander Korda presents" variant, also exists a Soviet-Russian variant
Mine Own Executioner	November 22, 1947	"Alexander Korda presents" variant
An Ideal Husband	February 1948	"Alexander Korda presents a London Film Production" variant
Anna Karenina	September 27, 1948	"London Films" variant
The Fallen Idol	September 30, 1948	"London Films" variant
Bonnie Prince Charlie	October 28, 1948	"London Films" variant
The Small Back Room	February 21, 1949	"London Films present" variant, The Archers logo plays halfway through the logo
The Last Days of Dolwyn	April 13, 1949	"London Films" variant
The Third Man	February 2, 1950	Later "A London Film Production" variant
The Elusive Pimpernel	February 6, 1950	Colorized "London Films present" variant, The Archers logo plays at the end of the logo
The Happiest Days of Your Life	March 8, 1950	"London Films" variant
The Angel with the Trumpet	March 20, 1950	"London Films" variant
State Secret	September 11, 1950	"London Films" variant
The Wooden Horse	October 16, 1950	"London Films" variant
Seven Days to Noon	October 30, 1950	"London Films" variant
Gone to Earth	November 6, 1950	"London Film Productions Limited" variant, The Archers logo plays at the end of the logo
The Long Dark Hall	February 6, 1951	"London Film Productions presents" variant
Lady Godiva Rides Again	October 25, 1951	"London Films" variant
The Tales of Hoffmann	November 26, 1951	"London Films" variant
Mr. Denning Drives North	December 18, 1951	"London Films" variant
Outcast of the Islands	January 18, 1952	"London Films" variant
Home at Seven	March 17, 1952	"London Films" variant
Cry, the Beloved Country	April 25, 1952	"London Films" variant
The Wonder Kid	May 26, 1952	"London Films" variant
The Sound Barrier	July 22, 1952	"London Films" variant
The Holly and the Ivy	December 22, 1952	"London Films" variant
The Captain's Paradise	June 9, 1953	"London Films" variant
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan	September 7, 1953	Colorized "London Films present" variant
The Man Between	November 2, 1953	"London Films" variant
The Heart of the Matter	November 3, 1953	"London Films" variant
Hobson's Choice	April 19, 1954	"London Films" variant
Twist of Fate	July 13, 1954	"A London Films (International) Release" variant Seen in a 9Gem airing of the film
The Belles of St. Trinian's	September 28, 1954	"London Films" variant
Devil Girl from Mars	October 5, 1954	"A London Films (International) Release" variant
Aunt Clara	November 22, 1954	"London Films" variant
The Man Who Loved Redheads	February 7, 1955	Colorized "London Films present" variant
Three Cases of Murder	March 15, 1955	"London Films" variant
The Constant Husband	April 21, 1955	Colorized "London Films present" variant
A Kid for Two Farthings	August 15, 1955	Colorized "London Films present" variant, also exists a Soviet-Russian variant
The Deep Blue Sea	August 23, 1955	Later colorized "A London Film Production" variant
Richard III	December 13, 1955	"A London Film" variant
Storm Over the Nile	December 26, 1955	Colorized "London Films present" variant
Smiley	June 28, 1956	Final appearance, "London Films Alexander Korda presents" variant

Title	Date of Release	Additional Info
The Ghost Goes West		"an Alexander Korda production" variant

Alexander Korda Films, Inc.

Logo (April 30, 1941-April 3, 1942)

Title	Date of Release	Additional Info
That Hamilton Woman	April 30, 1941	Debut appearance
Lydia	September 18, 1941	Different chimes used
Jungle Book	April 3, 1942	Final appearance, colorized variant