ALL SCI-FI

[Eadie]

The M-G-M Lions

Cairbre 1916 - 1923 of the Samuel Goldwyn Studios:



Cairbre 1924 - 1925 as the first M-G-M "Leo":



Slats 1924 - 1928:



Jackie Mono 1928 - 1956:



Telly 2-Strip Color 1928- -1932:



Tanner Standard Mono 1934 - 1955:



Tanner Standard Color 1934 - 1955:



Tanner CinemaScope 55™:



The Id lion created by Wayne:



The Tom & Jerry cinemascope cartoons "Leo":



Tanner standard mono movies:



Tanner cinemascope mono movies:



George 1953 - 1958:



Stylized "Leo" used for Grand Prix (1966) & 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968):



Tanner Panavision color 1957 - 1983:



Tanner Panavision mono 1957 - 1983:



M-G-M 50th Anniversary— the roar is backwards:





Tanner 3-D 1985 - Present:



The Wizard of Oz end card:



General end card mono:



General end card color:



A Tired Tanner:



Open auditions>:



Greta Garbo and Jackie:



First TV Logo:



Mono TV logo:



Color TV logo:



Current TV logo:



Anne with Tanner's son Goldie"



Goldie playing:







Goldie riding in A. Arnold 'Buddy' Gillespie's Cadillac:



Goldie and Anne:







Woodland Park Zoo 1962 Tanner Retired:



Tanner Enjoying The Snow:



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Bonuses — Helen Rose Concept for the wedding:




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Art Should Comfort the Disturbed and Disturb the Comfortable.

[Krel]

In 1969, I read in school about one of the first habitat zoos. The animals were at ground level with a moat surrounding the habitat. The moats were 8 feet wide, by 8 feet deep. The new zoo was open about 6 weeks when a child asked a Zoo Keeper if it was true that Lions could easily leap 11 feet.

The new zoo was closed for remodeling.

They were lucky that Lions were perfectly content, as long as they were well fed, and had a place to sun themselves.

David.

[Eadie]

My dad (Pye-Rate) says that he remembers that Tanner was let out of the cage so they could clean it and because he was so tame that although supervised he would walk around Woodland Park Zoo making friends with almost everyone he met. He even 'saved' a kitten by roaring at a dog who chased the kitten up a tree.

This frightened the dog's owner so much that Tanner wasn't allowed out again. The zoo adopted the kitten and she lived with Tanner until their deaths. The kitten was an orange tabby they named Stripes. Pye-Rate thinks that Tanner may have thought that Stripes was some sort of miniature lion.
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Art Should Comfort the Disturbed and Disturb the Comfortable.