Adventure

Pal-ing around now outside San Francisco with now less-uptight librarian Emily (Greer Garson), beached sea captain Harry (Clark Gable) is helping steal chickens from her crooked neighbors, leading to hijinks and action, her friend Joan Blondell welcoming their escape, in MGM’s Adventure, 1946.

Parting with a Mexican port girlfriend (Lina Romay), merchant marine captain Harry (Clark Gable) reminds his soused mate Mudgin (Thomas Mitchell) he’s coming along, and deals with the younger and older Estados (Tito Renaldo, Philip Merivale), early in MGM’s Adventure, 1946, also starring Greer Garson.

In San Francisco, supporting mate Mudgin (Thomas Mitchell), who’s distraught because he’s broken promises made to the almighty to bring about rescue from their last shipwreck, captain Harry (Clark Gable) agrees to seek knowledge at the library, meeting fetching Emily (Greer Garson), in Adventure, 1946.

Gable's back and Garson's got him! was the tagline for Adventure (1945), Clark Gable's first movie after World War II.