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00:30The requirements are really quite simple.
00:34First, you should have a strong lion cage, made of quite sturdy materials.
00:40Next, you will need such tools of the trade as a whip, a pistol, a chair, and a foolhardy, fearless
00:51individual.
00:52That's me, folks.
00:53And, oh yes, a ferocious lion.
00:57That's me, folks.
01:00Some beginners prefer to start with a more puny type lion.
01:05Oh, that I like.
01:06That I like.
01:08Oh, no, you don't, shorty.
01:11Scram, Sam.
01:13Thank you.
01:13I don't feel at all well.
01:16And besides, I've got a headache.
01:18The first rule of lion taming is show no fear.
01:29Because a jungle cat instinctively senses fear.
01:33And once he is aware of the slightest signs of fear on the part of the lion tamer, the lion
01:38begins a war of nerves of his own.
01:40Designed to give his victim a nervous breakdown.
01:45This is our lion tamer's first big test.
01:50You must keep cool.
01:52Laugh a little if you can.
01:58Remember, that lion may be just as frightened as you are.
02:04Although we sincerely doubt it.
02:07However, now is the time to assert mastery.
02:10A lion fears the whip.
02:13And a light flick of the whip on the nose will hold the most ferocious lion in check.
02:21Ouch!
02:22Ha, ha, ha.
02:24We said lightly.
02:26Oh, my doze, my doze.
02:30Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.
02:33That little whippersnapper.
02:48Doggone amateur.
02:49Sure.
02:50Some amateurs, they're lion tamers, use both whip and chair.
02:56But never, never when the lion is eating.
03:00Okay, king of beasts.
03:02On your feet.
03:04Time to get tamed.
03:11Up, boy.
03:13Up.
03:14Stubborn, eh?
03:16Yeah, looks like I gotta crack the whip on this critter.
03:25You know something?
03:26I never knowed what a lion tamer needed a chair for.
03:31Give me that dirt chair!
03:33Uh-oh.
03:35Now I know.
03:38A lion hits a lion tamer with him.
03:48Man, I just barely made it.
03:51Hey, boy.
03:53You mind if I get back in my own cage?
03:57Sorry, sir.
03:59My mistake.
04:00They keep sending in boys to do a man's job.
04:07Gee whish.
04:09I got to learn sometime.
04:11Don't I?
04:13When a big cat is obstinate, you are forced to use force.
04:18Less than here, you.
04:20Are you going to get tamed or what?
04:26You asked for it.
04:30Don't.
04:32Don't shoot that gun, son.
04:34Please.
04:36I'm gun shy.
04:38Scared.
04:40Ha, ha, ha.
04:42Well, I reckon this lion knows now who's the boss.
04:48Cute trick, huh, shorty?
04:51Now I'm giving you till sundown to get out of town.
04:57Okay, lion tamer.
04:59Start a runnin'.
05:00I'm a-gunnin'.
05:08I just, you know, run like that to humor that old lion.
05:13I knowed all the time he was shootin' blanks.
05:15I see, I see, I see.
05:22Yep, just shootin' blanks.
05:29Training a lion to overcome his natural fear of fire is a neat feat.
05:34And sometimes a lion tamer, to instill confidence in the animal,
05:38has to set an example by leaping through a ring of fire himself.
05:42Watch me, you cowardly type, Lyron.
05:52See there?
05:54There's nothin' to it.
05:56Uh-oh.
05:57I smell smoke.
06:05As a lion tamer, that kid'll never make it.
06:10Most experts agree that teaching a Lyron, uh, lion,
06:14to walk a tightrope is the most difficult stunt of them all.
06:18All right there, Lyron.
06:20Let's get the show on the road.
06:25Steady, boy.
06:26Steady!
06:29Quit crackin' that whip!
06:32Ooh, you make me so nervous!
06:36A Lyron tamer wouldn't be a Lyron tamer without crackin' a whip.
06:40Now keep it movin', boy.
06:42Keep it movin'!
06:45On the double, you.
06:47Uh-oh.
06:48I think I'm getting one of my dizzy spells.
06:52Steady, boy.
06:54Uh-oh.
06:55I reckon I better get outta here.
07:02It's just as well.
07:05This kid wasn't gonna make it anyhow.
07:07It's just as well.
07:09It's just as well.
07:10It's just as well.
07:12It's just as well.
07:14It's just as well.
07:14It's just as well.
07:14It's just as well.
07:14Gracias.
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