Service club signs in film

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Service club signs

Arachnophobia (1990)
The opening scene of the small town where the main story takes place frames a welcome sign incorporating logos for Rotary International, Freemasonry and the Lions Club. [00:17:44]. *

Back to the Future (1985)
A collection of eleven service club logos on a city limits sign, none masonic. *

Back to the Future II (1989)
A collection of eight service club logos on a city limits sign, none masonic. *

The Best of Times (1986)
Emblems of a mix of fictional and real fraternal orders are briefly seen on the city limits sign [01:10:30].

Family Guy

Unlike Family Guy, The Simpsons has made many jokes at the expense of Freemasonry and Shriners. Here, in this crossover episode, a parody of service club signs includes the all-seeing eye. [00:06:34] *

Freakazoid (1995)
A collection of service club logos on a city limits sign, none masonic. *

Gypsy (1962)

Another collection of civic logos, none masonic. [00:08:33]. *

Osmosis Jones (2001)
A city limits sign with cartoon versions of the Kiwanis logo and... the square and compasses? [00:38:40]

Overboard (1987)
The welcome sign entering Elk Cove displays a prominent masonic square and compasses, the Loyal Order of Moose insignia and the Soroptimist International logo. *

Suddenly (1954)
The welcome sign entering Suddenly displays a Active 20-30 international hourglass emblem, the Lions International insignia and the Kiwanis International logo. *

Wayne's World (1987)
As Wayne and Garth travel to an Alice Cooper concert, they pass a city limits sign. *

* Confirmed by the editor.

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