All language subtitles for His Woman 1931 Claudette Colbert Gary Cooper Xvid VO

Step number two, hold.

I'm stopping here, mister. Where are you
headed for?

The joint I... found when we was here
before?

A girl, huh?

A couple of girls.

Yeah?

Capitano. Not that girl.

That is Alessandro's girl.

She's very particular.

The boss's girl.

and me you'd give me $25 to bring you
over here?

Well, you got everything I had, didn't
you? Yeah.

$3 .12.

Friend of yours, Captain?

Got to get him ashore.

You watch him while I roust out some of
the crew.

Go get a big fan for the water. This
here little stowaway has got to have him

bath.

What kind of water?

Baby water, fish mouth.

What kind of water?

Come on, you sugar pie.

You've got to get yourself a little
bath.

Yes, sir.

Look right here.

I'll get you out of this here thing
here. There's some kind of contraption

you've got on here.

Look at this cup.

Look at this. You've got a little big
fat arm you've got.

Well, you get it out of there. Look at
you.

Oh, lordy, look at you.

Pull it out there.

Yeah, there you go.

Oh, boy.

Yes, sir. Come on, buttercup.

P -p -pitch me that stool there, boy.

Thank you.

Get that man to your side, Captain, and
we'll chuck him on the beach.

He ain't going to shore.

From now on, it's my kid, see?

Ain't that delicious?

Sandro. Hiya, Miss Sandro. What do you
want?

Well, I'm Sally Clark.

Yeah?

You know Joe Gomez, don't you, in New
York?

Yeah, I know Joe.

He said he'd write you about me, didn't
he?

Guess he must have forgot.

You one of his girls?

No. No, he's a friend of mine.

Well,

hadn't you got a letter here for me?

Sally Clark's the name. Yeah, you told
me.

Didn't Joe write you about me?

He said if I came to Timorindo, you'd
help me.

What do you want?

I want to get back to New York.

Yeah? What's stopping you?

I'm broke.

You wouldn't lend me the money, would
you?

Me?

My girlfriend said she's got a swim.

Okay.

Say, um... Don't you need an
entertainer?

I can sing some and dance. Yeah, we've
got an entertainer.

Well, I know, but you...

She says she has eight babies herself.

Knows all about them.

If she's got all those kids, how can she
leave them?

Si ha tenido ocho hijos.

¿Cómo la va a dejar?

Todos se murieron.

Oh.

He says they all have died.

Listen,

I want a woman to look after my kid, not
a... What honky -tonk did you pick her

up in?

Outside.

Didn't I tell you I wanted a decent
girl?

What's the idea of trying to pass a
tramp like that off on me?

Well, I do the best I can.

You think it's easy to find a woman to
go on a freight boat?

A nice woman?

Huh.

I know.

But that's what I've got to get.

Any more?

No, that is all.

You mean to tell me there aren't any
nice women in this town?

Well, maybe I'll find somebody else.

I'll go try.

Only don't go bringing back no more
tramps.

One does not have much choice.

Why didn't he tell me about you?

Tell you about me?

Yeah, didn't the agent send for you?

Agent? What agent?

The steamship agent.

No, no, I just came in to find out about
getting to New York.

I heard there was a boat sailing
tonight.

Only, I didn't know whether they'd take
a passenger.

I mean a girl alone.

Say, You see, I just got in from
Trinidad today.

My father was a missionary there, and he
just died.

Hmm. That's tough.

Well, I had to get back to my relatives
in New York, and they told me I might

get a boat from here.

Gee, this is a break for me, all right.

What? Wait.

I'll tell you.

You see, it's like this.

That's my ship out there that's going to
New York.

Well, I've got a kid on board.

Just a little kid.

I've got to find somebody to take care
of him.

I can't find anybody in this town.

That is, nobody decent.

And now you come along.

You see what I mean?

Yes, but... Wait.

I know what you're thinking.

What you said about a girl like you
shipping on a freighter. I was a little

afraid.

Nothing but men.

That's something you don't have to worry
about.

You'll be as safe on my ship as if you
was on a liner.

Oh, I'm sure of that now, Captain.

Tell me about the baby. Is it yours?

Well, yes.

In a manner of speaking, it is.

Let me have your watch for the baby.

For the baby?

He don't care what time it is.

Oh, shut your mouth with him. Give me
that watch.

All right.

Now, honey, don't cry.

Buttercups, come on.

Lookie here.

Look at that.

There it is.

Look at that sugar. Watch it. Here it
is. Lookie here.

up to watch McGarley give me.

Yeah, but he stopped crying, ain't he?
Look at him.

Here, take Miss Clark's thing. Yes, sir.

Maybe I should have told you, but... I
don't know so much about babies.

I mean, what you do about them.

I was figuring it ought to come natural
to you.

Yeah, I suppose it ought to.

It's a nice baby.

I wonder if he's hungry.

I ain't saying you're wrong, Missy. But
every time as we offer him this, he

hollers.

Well, of course he won't take it that
way.

Has anybody got a glove?

Hey, you heat this with some water. Yes,
ma 'am.

And you clean out some kind of a bottle
with boiling water.

Yes, ma 'am. Why, right now.

Look how it shines.

Isn't that nice?

up that swamp roof. Move it up. All
right, Depression.

You ain't breaking no speed laws
yourself.

Man, come on. Come on. We ain't got no
time to talk here. Come on.

Look.

Are these all right?

Oh, that's even better.

Have you got any scissors?

Got any scissors?

Give me the bottle.

Yeah,

that's all right.

Isn't that going to be good?

Oh,

my, that looks good.

Oh, nothing.

There.

Good. Here, let me hold the bottle.

Goodness, that's going to taste good.

Citrum D to you.

Aloysius. Yes? Show Miss Clark where it
is.

Yes, sir, Captain.

This way, miss.

All right.

Come on.

Mr.

Captain. Yes, sir.

You heard about the kid?

Yeah.

I've got a nurse for him.

Yeah? Name's Clark.

Her father was a missionary over in
Trinidad.

He just died.

What I'm getting at is this.

She's a nice girl.

And nobody's going to trouble her while
she's on this ship. Get that?

Sure.

We're weighing anchor about six bells.

Right. I'll be turning in for about an
hour. Have them wake me.

Yes.

He was warning me, I gotta be careful
nobody gets disrespectful.

You being a nice girl that ain't used to
us roughneck sailors.

It's a good thing he told me about you
being a missionary's daughter.

You know, I had an idea I'd seen you
someplace before.

No, you couldn't have.

I suppose not.

Must have been some other girl that
night in Cristobal.

She sure looked like you, though.

I never was in Cristobal or any other
place you've been.

No?

I've been lots of places, though.

Port -au -Prince, for example.

Remember buying drinks for a girl there,
one of the entertainers?

She looked just like you, too.

Listen,

Sal, fun's fun.

Supposedly quit kidding. I'm not
kidding.

Never laid eyes on you before.

Is that the way it is? That's the way it
is. And it's going to stay that way,

see?

There's no hurry.

I understand we got company aboard.

Uh -huh.

A baby and a nurse for us. Nurse.

I seen the nurse when she came aboard.

Looks like a girl I met in Marie's place
in Cristobal.

Couldn't be.

She's the daughter of a missionary that
died over in Trinidad a while ago.

Says who?

Says the captain.

I guess I'll go out and see about those
king posts.

They sure need fixing up.

What's the matter?

I gotta have safety pins.

Safety pins?

What for?

I don't know.

How do you think you're gonna make them
stay on?

Well,

why don't you get some?

I don't know much about them things,
Captain.

But I was just thinking...

If they couldn't fasten him on with a
sharp nail.

Yeah, maybe you can tie him his pants on
with a bit of rope or something.

The ship's captain's got more things to
do than look for. Fix it.

Poison. Yes, sir. Get your crew for it.

Joe Forrest.

Who come with Forrest?

Wait a minute.

to me, you.

You may have heard maybe there's a kid
on this ship and a girl to look after

kid.

Well, here's something to get into your
thick skull.

And remember, nobody's going to speak to
her.

Nobody's going to look at her.

She's going to be as safe on this ship
as if she was living with her own kind

people.

Some of you guys don't know much about
respectable women.

So get this.

This girl's different.

She's a decent girl.

She ain't used to hearing people
swearing around her and talking rotten.

So you swabs are going to mind your
tongue. And the first one I hear

out with anything is going to get his
head knocked loose. See?

Anybody here don't understand what I've
been saying?

Captain Whalen.

Yeah.

It's been nice being on your ship.

Funny glad to hear you say that.

Been kind of worried about you being
comfortable.

Oh, you needn't to.

I wish I knew how to tell you.

I suppose it's having the baby to take
care of and the sea all around.

That must be what makes me feel so
different, like I never felt before.

Gee, I... I don't feel as if I was the
same person.

You've been awfully swell to me,
Captain.

You've been swell to the kid.

Coming in pretty thick.

Half speed ahead.

Half speed ahead, sir.

I guess I better be taking the baby in.

I suppose I could date him. Boy, look
there we go.

You wouldn't want to have me breaking
down no doors, would you? You give me

key.

No more arguments, huh?

Oh, you bet there aren't going to be any
arguments.

Now you can start right in being your
own sweet self.

If you know what I mean.

Saul!

Stop it now!

Let go!

The kid don't seem to like the fog any
more than we do.

It's the foghorn frightened him, I
guess.

Gee,

that's one mad kid, all right.

Yeah. There's something... Keep a sharp
lookout, Mr. Brown. I'm going below.

Yes, sir.

a sucker for a

Come aboard.

I hate to think that you're getting into
trouble on account of me.

Don't worry about it.

As long as you and the kid are all
right.

You better try and get some sleep.

Do you mind if I stay here?

Mind? Why don't you stay now?

A lot of things happened tonight.

I feel as if... I know.

I know.

That's why I wanted to be up here with
you.

There's nothing more to be afraid of
now.

I didn't come up because I was afraid.

Sam, if I'd ever known... Known what?

What a swell guy you turn out to be.

That first night I saw you...

Supposing

I am so swell.

And supposing you'd known it.

Whatever.

I wouldn't have told you. Listen, Sally.

I ain't so much.

Just a captain on a third -class
fighter.

But maybe, if you'll take a chance with
me.

If you want me, Sam, there isn't any
maybe.

Didn't notice the glad rags, did you?

Oh, boy, you look swell.

Come on.

Hello,

Mr. Morrissey.

I didn't expect to see you here.

This is Miss Clark. How do you do?

Mr. Morrissey's from the company.

She and I are going to be married today.

Well, that's fine, Sam.

But, uh, there's some trouble.

What about Gatlin? Yes.

They want you at the steamboat
inspector's office right away.

They sent to get you, but I told them
they wouldn't need any warrant.

Warrant? Sorry to take the captain away
from you, miss.

Take me away from her?

Well, chance.

She's coming along.

The customs house isn't far from the
city hall, Sally.

Come on.

Oh, stop worrying.

It'll come out all right.

Come on.

All right, Captain.

I guess you'd better wait out here.

I won't be long.

Sit down, Captain Willis.

As I understand, Mr. Gatson, the charge
you're preferring against Captain Whelan

is assault with an attempt to commit
murder. Yes, sir.

And if it hadn't been for the liner that
picked me up having to stop on account

of the fog, it would have been murder.

Well, Captain Whelan?

As I understand it, Mr. Inspector, there
is a particular law that the master of

a ship on the high seas is bound to
protect any female passenger from being

molested. Female passenger?

You mean female... Mr. Gadsden.

Well?

It's a simple enough case.

You can read it in my log.

I shipped a young woman to take care of
my baby.

Had papers for her, all in order.

I found Mr.

Gadsden in her cabin trying to attack
her.

Mr. Gatson was knocked overboard while
resisting my authority.

Well, Mr. Gatson?

Captain Whelan is telling us he shipped
this here female as a nurse for a baby.

Why don't you ask him what else he
shipped her for?

Now I'll tell a story.

Just supposing the ship's captain took a
fancy to a girl he'd picked up in a

port. And supposing also she'd known the
mate before.

Maybe you'd taken a fancy to him.

Of course, I can understand the
captain's not wanting to have his plans

wrong.

But it don't hardly seem that that's
enough reason for knocking the mate

overboard.

You'd want to know what sort of girl it
was before you believed that, wouldn't

you?

I was coming to that.

I guess maybe you ain't never heard of a
place in Cristobal called Marie's.

No.

Not the kind of a joint you'd know,
Inspector.

Perhaps if I was to give you a rough
idea of what that place is like...

You don't seem to be the sort of man,
Captain

Whelan, that would be mistaken in a girl
such as Mr. Gatson describes.

I wasn't mistaken.

Get in the seat for yourself.

Sally, will you come in a minute?

It's called Mary's in Cristobal.

No.

Never worked there as an entertainer?

No.

Or in any other capacity?

No. But the only trouble about that is
she's lying.

Why, there's men on the ship that knew
her in Cristobal.

If that's true, Miss Clark, you could
save us a lot of time by being truthful

with us.

Shall we send for Mr. Gatson's
witnesses?

You needn't bother.

It's true, then, what Mr. Gatson has
said.

Yes.

And you want us to believe, Captain
Whalen, that you didn't know what this

was? That a man of your experience could
be so easily deceived?

No, he didn't. He didn't know. I lied to
him.

I wanted to get back to New York, and I
told him some crazy story about myself.

That's why he was so good to me.

Listen, I don't care what you say about
me, but you've got to believe this.

He didn't take me on that ship for
anything but to take care of the baby.

If... If he'd ever known I'd been in
places like the mate saw me in,

he wouldn't have asked me to marry him.

Captain? Captain Whelan asked you to
marry him?

Yes, sir.

We were going to be married this
morning.

That's right, sir.

He told me so himself when he came off
the ship.

I think that's all, Miss Clark.

You may go.

I think I understand this case.

Captain William, there are certain
formalities that must be gone through.

But I believe... You... You don't need
me anymore, sir?

No.

You can go.

you doing here?

Well, Sam, I was... Do you think I'd let
you on my ship?

Oh, Sam, couldn't you forgive me? I know
I ought to have told you. I don't want

to talk about it. I know, but if you'd
just listen a minute.

Maybe if you understood about the kind
of breaks I always got all my life, you

would... I said I don't want to talk
about it.

You mean you just want me to go?

I'll send your things to you.

Where will you be?

Oh, the things don't matter.

Where will you be?

Well, I guess I'll go to Gert, my
girlfriend.

That's the address.

Let me see the baby once more.

Oh, you just gotta let me.

Please, now, it can't do no harm just me
saying goodbye to him.

Won't you let me?

No. But I won't even touch him.

You feel like this, but just let me see
him. I told you no.

Well, wait a minute. Now, wait, please.

Will you do this, then?

Will you let me talk to Mark or
Aloysius? You see, there's lots of

I did for the kid that they don't even
know about. I could tell them so that

when they're taken care of... They ain't
gonna be taken care of.

I'm gonna... Put him in an orphanage.

An orphanage?

Oh, no.

No, Sam, you can't do that.

I can't?

Well, that's where he's going. Oh, but
you can't. No, not him.

He's got to have people that love just
him.

He's that kind of a kid.

Sam,

will you let me have him? I'll take care
of him. I'll work for him. Honest, I

will.

Please.

You...

Keep that woman off this ship.

Captain, but he won't eat less than a
salad season.

Give me the bottle.

Yes, sir.

I'll call you when I want to. Yes,
Captain.

There you go.

There. Go on, here.

Take a hold of that.

Come on.

Eat it.

Good.

Come on.

Here.

Here.

All right.

Don't eat.

Captain, did you call me?

Yeah.

Take that suitcase up to this address.

Captain, you don't mean to tell me Sally
ain't coming back, is you?

Yeah.

But, Captain, boss, what about Little's
family? You know that he... Will you

shut up and take that suitcase?

Yes, sir.

233 West 71st Street.

233.

233 West 71st Street.

Captain, is you sure you'll stay with
Sammy till I get back?

Where's Mark?

He done gone to show to get some doodads
for Sammy. Miss Sally sent him.

All right. Get going.

Yes, sir.

233 West 71st Street.

You sure you'll stay with Sammy?

I said get going.

Yes, sir.

233 West 71st Street.

233 West 71st Street.

Ain't no good gonna come out of this.

233 West 71st Street.

233 West 71st Street.

233 West 71st Street. Now be

a good kid.

I want you to be good.

Because, well, tomorrow, I gotta take
you to a place where,

where there's lots of other kids.

And I want you to be the best one there,
see?

Are you going to be good?

All right.

We won't talk about it now.

You eat.

I'm going to shore.

And I want you to stay here and watch
this kid till Mark gets back. Yes, sir.

And don't leave until Captain Mark
comes.

No, sir.

Tired of sitting there, huh?

Well... Just wait a jiffy.

That better?

Well, mister, I owe you an apology.

I was wrong plenty.

What do you have?

I'm drinking gin.

Two, Jake.

I'll say you were wrong.

Gee, what a sap she made out of you.

Here.

Jake, two more.

What are you going to do?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I guess... I guess I'll go and hang
around the boat.

Maybe he'll be assured.

I could see Mark. Where's your pride,
Sal?

I haven't any.

Not where that kid's concerned.

I've got to find out where he's going to
leave him. And then...

As soon as I can get a job.

Well, he's going to be my baby then.

Well, I give up.

Was the man seen as Dolly Clark?

Me? Yes, ma 'am.

glad. Come on in. Wait a minute.

I ain't staying.

I just came to bring a friend of yours.

What, a friend of mine?

Hey.

Oh.

Hello, baby.

You was lonesome.

I had your address.

Well, I'll be leaving.

Wait a minute.

You dirty... Now, listen, kid.

You...

you for the way you treated me down at
the dock. I didn't even blame you for

letting me see the kid. But supposing I
did lie to you, that doesn't give you

any right to pull a rotten trick like
this.

You and your high and mighty talk about
girls being decent. What do you know

about girls anyway?

You'd better give one of them a break.

Ask you to marry me. Yes!

I must have fallen asleep.

Fallen asleep.

Come here, Carl.

This'll look swell on you, Sal. It's
just your color.

And this'll be swell in you, dearie.
You'll need it.

Yeah.

Oh, Aloysius.

What?

Turn that radio off, will you?

Now tell me, Aloysius.

The baby's sick.

Sick?

You can't go in there now. The doctor's
with him.

Doctor?

Well... You'd better sober up if you
can.

What's the matter with him?

The doctor says it looks like pneumonia.

He crawled out in the rain.

But I told... I told the boss... Yeah,
yeah, you told him.

Sure, and then you went away and forgot
all about him.

And you're telling me I ain't fit to
take care of a baby.

There is still a chance.

Are you the father?

Oh, never mind about him. I'm taking
care of the baby.

I'll be back early in the morning.

In the meantime, keep up those cold
compresses. That's about all you can do.

Thank you.

Good night.

past ten, sir. Well, sailing orders were
for ten.

Tubbo's alongside.

Tell him to stand by.

We may not sail till later.

Yes, sir.

Not so good.

I think he's going to be hungry.

Hungry?

The fever's broken.

It happens like that sometimes.

He's out of danger.

Mark! Aloysius!

Yes, sir! Yes, sir, Captain. The kid
wants to eat.

All right, Mr. Brown. Yes, sir.

The good Lord certainly must have heard
me.

Oh, it's you.

How you all think I got all them
calluses on my knees?

baby. Didn't you hear what the doctor
said?

Well, how can I?

You look after the baby. I'll take care
of the rest.

I've got to get the radios up.

I'm going to throw them to Mr.
Morrissey.