Barbershop Quartet sings "After the Ball" and a couple strolls by; a line of early automobiles drive toward camera in the early 1900s

[From Paramount Screen Souvenirs #3-8, 1934] [with added VO humorous narration through part, not part of original movie] Title: "A Paramount Picture" with mountain logo / intro intertitle: "Paramount presents Screen Souvenirs - passed by the National Board of Review" superimposed over barbershop quartet singing / barbershop quartet on sidewalk sings "After the Ball" outside drawn set of door with sign that reads "Furnished Rooms", man and woman stroll by, woman waves to someone off-screen and walks away, man looks dejected / intertitle: "A pioneer parade of 'horseless carriage'-- one look will show you why grandpa didn't think the auto had come to stay.' / In the early 1900s, two-seated open-air early automobiles (otherwise knows as horseless carriages) drive down street toward camera, then some larger automobiles follow