... Production.—The picture, psychological rather than actionful, yet far from static, develops into a stealthy though virile cat and mouse act between Gant and shysters. Audie Murphy impresses as Gant, the assassin who takes his job dead seriously and never ...

... of pictures petition. In the end the women and the suicide at the Derby. still scars got the vote, but after what the Cat and Mouse Act and bitterness, cruelty, humilia- the forcible feeding. It does tion! The struggle was deep.y not make attractive reading ...

... outside a few of us were out there to talk to the people. The police were waiting to arrest Sylvia, our leader, under the Cat and Mouse Act. Someone shouted out something and I answered them. There was a crash as the police baton came down on the head of Miss ...

... competent. There no woman in the cast and not muct light rel , ef, but the fighting in the sand dunes and, ab. , %e all, the cat and mouse act between Russo :.nd the Nazi lieutenant are exciting and hold the interest. In short, it heavily scores with barest equipment ...

... as it astonishes her. If you refuse bail and ' --d Vivian is unab:e to give evidence for six weeks is there to he a cat and mouse act with tnis poor woman? Is she to be brought from Holloway Monday after Monday._ _languishing in prison ? :t you refuse ...

... and laid the foundation of security from defeat. After he lost Stollmeyer lbw to a Bailey in-swinger, Rae played the cat and mouse act on voting Hilton, slapping the Lancashire lad for fours when the fielders had come in too close. Frank Worrell. after ...

... n of the “Cat and Mouse” Act was undoubt-tedly designed as an alternative to forcible feeding as it provided for the temporary discharge prisoners for reasons of ill-health GAME OF “HIDE AND SEEK” A game of “Hide and Seek” between the cats (police) and ...

... Women photographs of the tireless Mrs Pankhurst either just about to be arrested or else temporarily released under the Cat and Mouse Act catapults and toffee hammers used to break windows and souvenirs (although that is hardly an appropriate word) from ...

... suitcases. Essex loper, George Knight, ran like a machine to beat Gordon Pirie by at least 300 yards. Pirle put on a cat-and mouse act which enabled German champion Walter Konrad to catch him up late in the race. Then Gordon spurted away at will. Disley's ...

... attacking a Jap destroyer which Rich believes sank his first sub, enemy planes arrive and the Nerka hurriedly dives. A cat-and-mouse act between the Nerka and a Jap submarine then follows, but the Nerka finally triumphs. Rich gets killed, hut Jim and ...

... the submarine and are on their own, tension mounts and suspense is almost unbearable as the death-or-glory boys do a cat-and-mouse act in the harbour and dodge the Nazis long enough to complete their task. The final explosions alone are worth the price ...

... presents itself. I have found no large-scale buying of players either to consolidate positions or improve them. There is a cat-and-mouse act going on. Managers are not going to be baited—at th:s stage, at least —lnto large ilnanctal outlays for what. mcce than ...