The Princess and the Tigress

A baby show! The world's greatest wild animal trainer, Tri-Bady, with another exciting adventure from his brilliant career. The circus means fun for both young and old, thrills, excitement, snarling jungle beasts. But under the big top, where Tri-Bady constantly risks death in the most dangerous act on earth, you see only part of the story. Much of the real drama takes place behind the scenes of the circus,

or in faraway places of the world where this master of the big cats is journey, hunting down his beasts in their native jungle. All of this is part of the Tri-Vedee story. Here in Mr. Vedee's own words is the adventure he calls the Princess and the Tigris.

As a circus owner, one of the duties I enjoy most is traveling to far-off places in search of performers for the show. You see, one indispensable element of any circus is glamour, and one wild man of Borneo is worth a double dozen more talented performers from Big Town USA.

It was at a sea coast town in the melee peninsula that I found one of my most glamorous acts, for rather they found me. I was jumping here and there about the dock to make sure none of my precious cargo was damaged.

Wherever I went, I was confronted by a diminutive melee who would place himself before me bowing low. Don't you see the little fellow wants to speak with you? And don't you see that I'm very busy, dear?

Ask him what he wants. Maybe he'll get out of your way. You ask him. I've got things to do. All right, I'll talk to him. You go on about your business. I say that Mr. Baby is busy. Can you tell me what you want?