(Reuters) - Mattel Inc beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Thursday, as the company sold more Barbie dolls and saw healthy demand for toys based on the "Jurassic World" and "Toy Story" franchises in the United States.Shares of the company jumped 12 percent to $13.70 in after hours trading.The results, which come days after rival Hasbro Inc reported a surprise quarterly profit, indicate that U.S. toymakers may have put behind them the sudden demise of toy retailer Toys "R"..