The New Pictures, Jun. 30, 1941

Man Hunt (20th Century-Fox) opens quite pastorally somewhere in the mountains of Bavaria. Through this silent, forested wilderness slips a renowned English big-game hunter (Walter Pidgeon). At the edge of a ravine he shrouds himself in shrubbery, peers across and spots his quarry. With meticulous care he fits a telescopic sight to his handsome sporting rifle, sets it for 550 yards, notes the wind drift, draws a cautious bead, and smiles a hunter's smile. Caught full in the sight is the left breast of the world's most wary and unstalkable animal: Adolf Hitler....

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