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. . . one of them breaks out . . .
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Saturday, June 28, 2014
The Wagons Roll At Night #10
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. . . the lion is confronted by the store’s young clerk
Matt Varney (Eddie Albert). Using a
handy pitch fork . . .
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The Wagons Roll At Night #13
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Recognizing the tremendous publicity angle of the lion’s
recapture by a “local hero,” Nick invites Matt to appear in the show . . .
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The Wagons Roll At Night #17
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In a montage sequence used to convey the passage of time,
Matt is seen during his apprenticeship cleaning cages . . .
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The Wagons Roll At Night #19
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There are also shots of the carnival’s
trucks rolling through the night as the show moves from town to town.
[Scenes showing the trucks in motion were filmed using what cinematographers refer to as a Dutch tilt, where the camera is set at an angle so that the horizon line of the shot is not parallel with the bottom of the camera frame. This technique is often used to portray psychological uneasiness or tension.] |
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The Wagons Roll At Night #22
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. . . the rookie trainer successfully
presents the act, much to everyone’s amazement.
[According to his autobiography My Life with the Big Cats, Alfred Court’s first performance in the big cage occurred under very similar circumstances.] |
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