Leopard on the Loose

The Clyde Beatty Show! The greatest wild animal trainer Clyde Beatty with an exciting adventure from his brilliant career. The circus means thrills, excitement, 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 Rio Grama comes behind the scenes where 500 people live as one family. For Clyde Beatty constantly risks death in the most dangerous act on Earth. This master of the big tap has journey to Africa and India, hunting down his beast in their native jungle.

All of this is part of the Clyde Beatty story. This is the adventure called Leopard on the Loose. We were at sea with a cargo of wild animals, the night before the captain had said, nothing to worry about Mr. Beatty.

I know these waters, no danger of a storm this time of year, no danger at all. No danger at all, he said, and the captain knew the sea, but I knew jungle creatures. There's always danger for their consent.

And now in the paled on, a typhoon raged about the ship, lashing it with fury. And on the deck, a living cyclone of jungle fury spat and clawed at me. This is the story of a spotted leopard escaped on a ship at sea.

The story of a leopard on the loose. You are listening to the Clyde Beatty Show. Back to Leopard on the Loose, one of Clyde Beatty's exciting adventures that began in Far Off India.

The street was narrow, walled by a roughboard fence. We wondered if the Gary Waller had mistaken the address, but when he brought his rattling hack to a stop before a fresco doorway, we read the sign, Sin-Mong, Animal X for her Calcutta.