Crisis on the Set

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, excitements, gnarling 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. 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 Fady

story. It is entitled crisis on the set. Winter quarters is just another way of saying hard work in the lingua the circus. Instead of a vacation it means getting ready to put a bigger and better show on the road for the coming season. Tints have to be repaired equipment painted, new costumes made, a million details taken care of.

And in the case of the animal trainer, he must dream up and perfect new stunts for his jungle cats to perform. That's why most any day during the off season I'm still apt to be found in the steel arena, the big cage inside the cat farm.

Hello! Back down that pedestal you devil. Back! Back sometime! Now hold it! Alright, Trimba, come down. Right here. Down, fight. Down. Steady. All right. All you know now. Over, Primer. Roll! Back up there now.

Pull it. Good girl, Primer. I think that'll do it for today. Open the tunnel gate and line it back in her cages. Oh, it came, Mr. B. It's about done, you came out of there, Clyde.