Paramount Pictographs, No. 53 (1917)

Beginning with this edition of Paramount Pictographs, Bray cartoons will form a section of this screen magazine. The first cartoon is entitled "Colonel Heeza Liar." The Pictographs subjects tell how man-hunting bloodhounds are trained. How the way of the mariner is marked, or how the U. S. Lighthouse Service keeps an eye on five thousand miles of coast. Skating a la mode is the third subject. A varied collection of whirligigs, spins, pivots, pirouettes and jumps are presented. An exhibition of one of the first skates ever used and of the most recent skate points out clearly the remarkable progress made in this art.