Elephant Stampede

The Clyde Beatty Show! The world's greatest wild animal trainer Clyde Beatty with an exciting adventure from his brilliant career. The circus means thrills, excitement, snarling jungle beasts. The circus means fun for young folks and old, but under the big top you see only a part of the story.

The real drama comes behind the scenes where 500 people live as one family, where Clyde Beatty constantly risks death in the most dangerous act on earth. This master of the big cats has journey to Africa and India, hunting down his beast in their native jungle.

All of this is part of the Clyde Beatty story. It is entitled, Elephant Stampede. This was Africa. No sun reached the river through the roof of trees. The stream lived in a perpetual dusk. The air was moist, humid, and the mist rose from the river as though this mighty land of mystery would hide her face from strangers.

Insects and flies formed about our heads as the natives guided our crafts down the treacherous street. My English friend Dr. Ramsey Albright sitting beside me in the lead canoe, waved to Harriet in the second craft.

A lot of foot-fried, but your wife's holding up like an old campaigner. She looks so tiny, buried in all those boxes and bundles, maybe we should have brought her up in this canoe. Well, the fine is, oh man, we scout the way to see that our precious belongings may safely follow anything happened to carry it I know don't worry long ago son

both who was a skilled bow I hope so this river is no calm milk on that's why I put Boku in charge of the second canoe don't forget that equipment is precious to we lost that we'd surely have to abandon the zelephantum lucky for us you were in Nairobi and free to come along Ramsey lucky for me you mean I couldn't afford