Hoyts

Hoyts Cinemas is a Chinese-owned Australian cinema chain, and is also the largest cinema group in Australia.

Hoyt's Pictures

1909–1926

LOGO MISSING

Hoyts was founded in 1909 as Hoyt's Pictures.

Hoyts Theatres Limited

1926–1975

NO KNOWN LOGO

Until 1975, Hoyts did not use a proper logo. Instead, the word "Hoyts" written in all-capital letters in a sans-serif typeface was sported.

Hoyts

1975–2005

This logo was introduced in September 1975, consisting of the word "Hoyts" in blocky letters. The H and the T are in extended form while the O, the Y and the S are in short form. Despite being replaced in 2005, Hoyts' distribution arm continued to use this logo until StudioCanal acquired them in 2012.

Print variant

Yellow variant

Green variant

Blue variant

Blue variant with the T in red

Variant with "Cinemas"

Variant with the globe surrounding it, used in the 1990's

Slogan from 2003-2004

2005–present

2005–2010

In 2005, Hoyts introduced a new logo. The word "Hoyts" now appears in a different font, no longer being in blocky letters, and the four squares were added into the left of it.

2010–present

In 2010, the top square was filled in.

Print variant

Print symbol

Symbol

Green variant (commonly used for Hoyts Kiosk until 2018

Blue variant (commonly used for Hoyts Stream which was supposed to launch in 2013, but cancelled in 2014)

Variant with "Cinema"

Variant without the four squares

Hoyts Jnr. variant