Fruitful Florida (1917)

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- Paramount - Burton Holmes Travel Pictures - In Uncle Sam's only tropic state - -

- In FRUITFUL FLORIDA with Burton Holmes

- Where the grape fruit grows like grapes in bunches - -

- Gathering the golden crop - -

- Sorting itself according to sizes - -

- Keeping the box-makers busy - -

- Each golden globe is wrapped - -

- The joy of eating grape fruit is enhanced by proper preparation - -

- Unnecessary but artistic finishing touches - -

- An added luxury - - the colorful blood orange - -

- A perfect beginning for a perfect day - -

- And there's plenty more where that came from - -

- There is an ostrich farm in Florida - -

- - - and an alligator farm. Behold a few Babies - -

- Alligators live for several hundred years. The younger saurians may be "hypnotized" and the older ones ridden - - if you have the skill and nerve - -

- The waters of Florida are fruitful - - frightfully, - - a crop of sharks!

- Never look a shark in the mouth, - - until afer a peace with victory - -

- More sea fruit.

- Some biter!

- Hunting the helpless sponge - -

- Hi is not sea-sick, - - just looking thru a glass-bottom bucket to locate a sponge - -

- And they grow a fine crop of these in Florida - - a few prize winning specimens - -

- Winter sports in the sunny south - -

- Seminole Indians, former lords of the swampy Everglades, now cultivate beans and collect coins from Kodakers.

- Cruising thru the tropic jungle along the Winding Ocklawaha River - -

- The moss-draped trees threaten the cabin windows as our steamer brushes her way alongthe narrow channel.

- "And the dawn comes up like thunder" - -

- NEXT WEEK in fashinable Florida at PALM BEACH and MIAMI with Burton Holmes

- Paramount Pictures

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