Showtime Font

Showtime Font
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About Showtime Font

Showtime Font is a Theater font and was created on . Since then, it has been downloaded 396,116 times and added to 2,879 collections. 87 people have liked Showtime Font and given it a thumbs up.

Showtime Font was recently updated on Sep 11, 2007

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Showtime
truetype 64 glyphs 97 characters
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    fonnie
    14 years ago

    cool

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    hax512
    14 years ago

    i love this one!!!

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    Koolartistry
    14 years ago

    koolness

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    SecretSwede
    14 years ago

    Nice

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    roxy192001
    almost 14 years ago

    this is ssssssooooooo radical i loved it it is so awesome thanks
    ;) lol 😄 😄

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    roxy192001
    almost 14 years ago

    i used this for my puppet play it is so awesome 😄 lol 😄 😉

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    hbeck327
    13 years ago

    What do you do when you need to space but still want the border?

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    fontspace
    13 years ago

    @hbeck327 Use the underscore "_" character

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    Pianoplayer21
    13 years ago

    like!!!!!!!

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    ColorRed242
    almost 13 years ago

    w/ @hax512 its much better.

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    dorisfs
    almost 12 years ago

    The awesomest!

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    rldigital
    almost 10 years ago

    Very nice! Ah, that old 1920... I was only 30 years old that time...

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    TheDouradoFoundry
    7 years ago

    Love the font.

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    Cujo1978
    6 years ago

    How do you get the border to surround the word?

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    RAFwebdesigns
    6 years ago

    @Cujo1978 You just type any word(s). The border is also the font.

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    RAFwebdesigns
    6 years ago

    Use the parentheses and/or brackets to begin and end the font. Use the Underscore as a blank space

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    WMCOALE
    5 years ago

    @hbeck327 Depending upon what software you're using, look for "GLYPHS"...these are special characters in the typeset that you insert to form those special elements.