Desc: The Raid of the Human Tigers: Directed by Henry MacRae. With William Clifford, Sherman Bainbridge, Clarence Burton, Sylvia Ashton. Phyllis, the daughter of Colonel Burton, and Clifford, a young officer, have been deeply in love. The story is laid in India. Owing to the colonel, Phyllis has been forced to marry Major Bainbridge, who is rich. Years pass by. Clifford has been transferred to another part of the country. Bainbridge with his wife and child come to take charge of the station. The old love between Phyllis and Clifford renews itself. Hadji Hassan, chief of the hillmen, attacked by a tiger, takes refuge in a water hole where alligators set upon him. He is saved by Clifford, who happens to be in the neighborhood. He swears his gratitude to his deliverer. Later, with the assistance of the Mad Mullah and his tribe the hillmen attack a caravan. Harold, Phyllis' son, is captured. The chief, remembering the service that Clifford rendered, orders the two released and the chap wanders off on his pony. Clifford has been set upon by a tiger and his horse returns riderless. The army soldiers start out to the rescue. Clifford, who was with Harold prior to the attack, searches for him and saves him from another tiger. Colonel Bainbridge joins the hunt and Phyllis, distracted, determines to look for him herself. There is a terrible battle between the soldiers and the hillmen in which the latter are driven back. In their retreat they meet Clifford and the boy. Clifford is badly wounded. As Colonel Bainbridge looks through his glasses, he sights his son and Clifford on a hill. They are rescued and brought to the colonel. Phyllis arrives, carried by her pet elephant, in time to comfort the gallant Clifford, who dies in her arms, satisfied to have been of service to her.