To Have and Have Not

Ben Mankiewicz introduces To Have And Have Not, 1944.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces To Have And Have Not, 1944.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces To Have And Have Not, 1944.

In French Martinique, boat captain Harry (Humphrey Bogart), with would-be thief Marie (Lauren Bacall), is making his deadbeat client pay up when Nazi-backed goons come after Frenchy (Marcel Dalio) and comrades, Capitane Renarde (Dan Seymour) mopping up, in To Have And Have Not, 1944.

Howard Hawks opens with a dateline and Humphrey Bogart as skipper Harry, tangling with a French quartermaster (Eugene Borden), his mate Eddie (Walter Brennan), local Horatio (Sir Lancelot) and dubious client Johnson (Walter Sande), in To Have And Have Not, 1944, loosely from Hemingway.

Crickett (Hoagy Carmichael) and Marie (Lauren Bacall) are dabbling with Hoagy's composition "How Little We Know," when Harry (Humphrey Bogart) drops into the cafe in Martinique, with a ticket for her to go home, in Howard Hawks' To Have And Have Not, 1944.

Apolitical Martinique-based skipper Harry (Humphrey Bogart), looking to help his stranded American friend (Lauren Bacall), with mate Eddie (Walter Brennan), picks up a fugitive French resistance man and wife (Walter Molnar, Dolores Moran), in Howard Hawks’ To Have And Have Not, 1944.

In a Martinique cafe, boat captain Harry (Humphrey Bogart) is wise to what newcomer Lauren Bacall is up to with his client (Walter Sande), as she joins Crickett (Hoagy Carmichael) for a tune by Harry Akes and Grant Clarke, early in Howard Hawks' To Have And Have Not , 1944.

Something of a rapprochement between chastised adventurer Marie (Lauren Bacall) and Martinique-based boat captain Harry (Humphrey Bogart), famously calling each other Slim and Steve, as he considers a dangerous job, in Howard Hawks' To Have and Have Not, 1945.