... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Kent and Mona Freeman, the American star, are shrewdly matched in the principal roles and put over a cleverly sustained cat-and-mouse act. Lightly flecked with popular romance and adequately mounted. the macabre shenanigans will intrigue and thrill most audiences ...