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Havana Widows (1933) is a charming comedy-drama that follows two friends . The film blends witty dialogue, lighthearted storytelling, and engaging character interactions, offering a playful exploration of friendship, ambition, and personal growth. With classic performances and a lively atmosphere, this movie delivers an entertaining and timeless look at relationships and life in the early 1930s.
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00:01:36Don't tell me our looks are making them stare up here. It sure ain't pigeons.
00:01:40Musique
00:01:58Violet got a marines name tattooed on her arm last night.
00:02:02By this time that arm must read like a regimental roll call.
00:02:06Musique
00:02:08I looked in the mirror this morning and I lost 15 pounds around my neck.
00:02:11Look again tonight dearie, maybe you just slipped down.
00:02:28All right, come on girls, line up. Come on.
00:02:30Canine.
00:02:32Musique
00:02:34Timberg wants to see you in the office, Mae. What have you done this time?
00:02:37Maybe last Easter I forgot to give him a bunny.
00:02:39Who knows?
00:02:41Hey, hey, how come I only got 15 this week?
00:02:44You're fine, five bucks.
00:02:45For what?
00:02:46Tuesday matinee all during the Honolulu number. You were scratching your back with your hand.
00:02:49What was I supposed to use? A nutmeg greater?
00:02:52Come in.
00:02:55You want to see me to Mr. Timberg?
00:02:57Oh yeah, Mae.
00:02:59Listen, tomorrow night after the show I'm sending you over to Passaic, to a smoker.
00:03:03What's the idea?
00:03:04I want you to go over there and make him sit up.
00:03:06Not me, better get yourself an animal trainer.
00:03:08Now look, there's gonna be a couple of rounds of boxing.
00:03:11Then I'm out. I'm no good with the gloves.
00:03:13I don't mean that.
00:03:15After it's over, I want you to do a dance.
00:03:17You know, show him something.
00:03:19Is it a benefit?
00:03:20Yeah, it's a benefit.
00:03:22Then I'm out. My conscience wouldn't let me.
00:03:24What I'd show him wouldn't benefit any of them.
00:03:26Now listen, is it gonna hurt you to go over there tomorrow night
00:03:28and shake it up a little for him?
00:03:30Say listen, when I finish here at midnight after nine shows a day,
00:03:32I can't even shake my little finger.
00:03:33I notice you're never too tired to shake your head no.
00:03:35I get that from my grandfather. He had the palsy.
00:03:37Wait a minute.
00:03:39Maybe if you're so tired, you better take a week off and rest up.
00:03:42What?
00:03:43Oh, you don't mean that, Mr. Timberg.
00:03:44You heard me.
00:03:45Start on Monday or off for a week, without pay.
00:03:51I ought to part your hair with that telephone.
00:03:53I'm too tired to even do that.
00:04:07Well, get ready, May. More grief.
00:04:09Don't tell me yet. Wait till I let down my hair and we'll both have a good cry.
00:04:12What happened to you?
00:04:13I was only laid off for a week, that's all.
00:04:15That's swell.
00:04:16I was fined five bucks for fooling around with eczema.
00:04:18Who's he?
00:04:19That's an itch.
00:04:20That straw skirt we wore in that Honolulu number last week,
00:04:23had a twig sticking up that pounded my spine like a xylophone.
00:04:26You've nothing on me.
00:04:27I was laid off for turning down a stag affair in Passaic.
00:04:30Well, I don't blame you.
00:04:31We still got a little pride left.
00:04:32You're not so low, you have to let them throw pennies at you.
00:04:34Throw them?
00:04:35In Passaic, they use slingshots.
00:04:37Huh?
00:04:44The rent.
00:04:45The rent.
00:04:47Leave it to me.
00:04:55Who is it?
00:04:56Mrs. Ryan.
00:04:57Oh, hello, Mrs. Ryan.
00:04:58Say, if it's about the rent...
00:04:59Never mind the rent.
00:05:00There's a girl downstairs who wants to come up.
00:05:02Who is it?
00:05:03Gladys Gable.
00:05:04She said she worked with you in the back line about eight months ago.
00:05:07Gable.
00:05:08Gladys Gable.
00:05:09Oh, good night, I remember her.
00:05:10That's the dumb redhead that was always broke.
00:05:12I'll bet it's a touch.
00:05:13Is that the one that was run out of town for passing a phony check?
00:05:15That's the one.
00:05:16We ain't in.
00:05:17Tell her we ain't in.
00:05:22Gladys.
00:05:23Hello.
00:05:24Is anybody here?
00:05:25I thought I'd surprise you, dear.
00:05:29Surprises?
00:05:30You floored us.
00:05:32You remember Gladys, don't you?
00:05:34Good, I forget her.
00:05:35Hey, let me take your horse.
00:05:36Yes.
00:05:37Gee, you're looking swell, Gladys.
00:05:38Come on over to see them.
00:05:39Sandy, how long have you been here?
00:05:40Yes.
00:05:41Oh, hello.
00:05:42Where are you stopping?
00:05:43At the call from Towers.
00:05:44Sweet 906.
00:05:45I can't stay very long.
00:05:47My limousine is chauffeur waiting.
00:05:49I thought I'd drop in to say to Tom.
00:05:51Say, ain't it funny?
00:05:52Only yesterday I was saying to me.
00:05:53Yeah, yeah, we was wondering who you was, what you was doing.
00:05:56Ain't it?
00:05:58Aren't you the dears?
00:06:00Head oil or something?
00:06:01My dears, I've been to Cuba.
00:06:04Havana.
00:06:05Don't my skin look tanned?
00:06:06Tanned?
00:06:07I'd say it was embossed.
00:06:08What did you do in Cuba?
00:06:09Run the mint?
00:06:10Not exactly.
00:06:11But I had them worried for a little while.
00:06:13Oh, come on, tell us.
00:06:14Did you marry a millionaire?
00:06:15No, but I've been kicking around with about 15 or 20.
00:06:17Think of being knee deep in millionaires.
00:06:19I can't.
00:06:20I get dizzy.
00:06:21Dears, I'm telling you the place is positively reeking with them.
00:06:25The suckers?
00:06:26Oh, give us the dope, will you?
00:06:27I'm beginning to think our education's been neglected.
00:06:29Oh, it's a cinch.
00:06:30All you've got to do is get a man by the name of Duffy.
00:06:32He's a lawyer down there.
00:06:34He got me $60,000.
00:06:36And is he good?
00:06:37Good?
00:06:38He's a miracle man.
00:06:39How'd he work it?
00:06:40Breach of promise.
00:06:41I met a Mr. Monaghan, a steel man.
00:06:44He'd have married me, only his wife objected.
00:06:46Wives are funny that way.
00:06:48Mr. Duffy is marvelous.
00:06:50Handled everything.
00:06:52Mr. Monaghan took a bath in a tune of 60 grand.
00:06:57Miss Gable, your driver asked me to tell you that the traffic cop is kicking.
00:07:01Your car has taken the space of two other cars at the curb.
00:07:04Oh dear, I must be going.
00:07:06I've had such a busy day.
00:07:08I stopped by the theater to see all the old girls before I came here.
00:07:11It's been so charming.
00:07:14Cheerio.
00:07:20Come elsemore.
00:07:23Papa.
00:07:38How long will it take you to pack?
00:07:39Why?
00:07:40We're going to Havana while the gold rush is on.
00:07:41How are we going?
00:07:42Walk?
00:07:43I don't know, but we're going.
00:07:44If a dumb cluck like her can go and make good,
00:07:45a couple of smart demons like us can take over the joint.
00:07:47Oh yeah?
00:07:48Well, we've got to do something.
00:07:49We're getting older all the time.
00:07:50We've got to go to Havana and start putting money in the bank.
00:07:52If we don't in two or three more years, where are we going to be?
00:07:54Right behind the eight ball.
00:07:55The seven ball.
00:07:56There's no more room behind the eight ball.
00:07:58We'll get that dough for the trip somehow.
00:08:00You leave it to me.
00:08:01I'll manage everything.
00:08:02Hey, I got it?
00:08:04Herman!
00:08:05Oh, you're crazy.
00:08:06I've been trying to comb that mug out of my hair for months.
00:08:08Why should I obligate myself to him?
00:08:10Besides, he's always broke.
00:08:12Then why not her nibs?
00:08:13Gladys.
00:08:14Now there's an idea.
00:08:15Why not?
00:08:16Only needs $1,500.
00:08:17You can pay it right back to her as soon as you make your first strike.
00:08:19Come on, let's get dressed.
00:08:23It'll be as soon as to get that money from Gladys.
00:08:25Herman never would be able to raise it.
00:08:27Speaking of Herman, I'd better lock up.
00:08:36You do the talking.
00:08:37You know her better than I do.
00:08:38Just leave it to me.
00:08:39She'll loan us the money so fast she'll put spots in front of your eyes.
00:08:43You do the talking, you know her better than I do.
00:08:59Just leave it to me.
00:09:00She'll loan us the money so fast she'll put spots in front of your eyes.
00:09:13If you're waiting for Gladys to stake you to a trip to Havana, save your breath.
00:09:18She wouldn't give you a nickel to go out and see the Statue of Liberty do a nip-up.
00:09:25Well, I guess we'd better go home.
00:09:27I feel like a horse's neck.
00:09:29Yeah.
00:09:30I feel like the rest of the animals.
00:09:43And that's that.
00:10:05Hello, hon.
00:10:07You're making yourself at home, ain't you?
00:10:10How'd you get this ice box open?
00:10:11With the cat open?
00:10:12With the cat open?
00:10:13Where did you get this butter, honey?
00:10:14Why?
00:10:15It's been near fish or something.
00:10:17It tastes like bananas.
00:10:18You've got nerve eating our food?
00:10:19Herman.
00:10:20Herman, you know I've always been for you.
00:10:23I don't want to butt into your affairs or anything, but do you like May in a material way?
00:10:29Or is it a deeper, finer thing?
00:10:31Huh?
00:10:32May's in trouble, Herman.
00:10:34An operation.
00:10:36Say, what is this?
00:10:37An operation?
00:10:38Go on, you poor dear.
00:10:39Tell him.
00:10:40Oh, look how nervous and upset she is.
00:10:43What can you do?
00:10:44Gee, an operation.
00:10:46Well, her mother's got to have an operation.
00:10:49She's got gallstone.
00:10:51Oh, her mother.
00:10:52That's different.
00:10:53Oh, Herman can't do nothing.
00:10:55What's the use?
00:10:56Mother's so far away.
00:10:59Hey, what's this all about?
00:11:01Well, May's got to have the loan of fifteen hundred bucks quick, so she can go back to Kansas and do the right thing.
00:11:06Fifteen hundred bucks?
00:11:08Your old lady must have got her gallstones at Tiffany's.
00:11:12I only want the dough for thirty days till I can hit up my relatives in Kansas.
00:11:16When you've got to have this dough?
00:11:18Tomorrow afternoon.
00:11:34Herman.
00:11:35Oh, Herman, say something to her.
00:11:37Look how upset she is.
00:11:39Honey, you're practically in Kansas right now.
00:11:51I'll get them fifteen hundred bucks from the boss the first thing in the morning.
00:11:54Oh, Herman.
00:11:55Where are you going now, Herman?
00:11:57Down at a drug store to get some bicarbonate.
00:11:59My stomach ain't felt so hot all day.
00:12:01Besides, you dames just gave me a bad shock.
00:12:10What do you think?
00:12:11I was wondering if we were going to be seasick on the way over.
00:12:25Fifteen hundred, huh?
00:12:26Eight to three, it's a dame.
00:12:28Look, Butch.
00:12:29It ain't her.
00:12:30It's her mother.
00:12:31Oh, making it a family affair, huh?
00:12:34Her mother needs an operation.
00:12:36And I'm just smart enough to see if it's up to me to finance her gallstones.
00:12:40When are you going to get this dough back?
00:12:42Just as quick as Macon get to Kansas and put the finger on some relatives.
00:12:45I swear she'll have it back within thirty days.
00:12:48Okay.
00:12:49Here's a check for fifteen C's.
00:12:51Remember, I want it back in thirty days.
00:12:54Well, I'll have a new bodyguard, and you'll have a tombstone on your chest.
00:12:59Gee, Butch, thanks.
00:13:00You don't know what this means to me and a little woman.
00:13:03Okay, go on, scram.
00:13:05But remember what I said.
00:13:06Twenty-six wins again.
00:13:07Well, well.
00:13:08Twenty-six.
00:13:09All right.
00:13:10Don't get up on top.
00:13:11You're welcome.
00:13:12It's twenty-six.
00:13:13You won't get up on top.
00:13:14You're welcome.
00:13:15Twenty-six wins again.
00:13:17Twenty-six wins again.
00:13:18Well, well.
00:13:19Twenty-six.
00:13:20All right.
00:13:21Don't get up on top.
00:13:22That's my boys.
00:13:23That's my boys.
00:13:24Hello?
00:13:25Hello, honey.
00:13:26This is Herman.
00:13:27How does that make you feel?
00:13:28Pink and panting.
00:13:29What's on your mind beside your hat?
00:13:30how does that make you feel pink and panting what's on your mind beside your
00:13:34hat i got the dough all right and was butch glad to give up to me said any
00:13:39time i wanted anything just to speak up i'll be right over and say you better
00:13:43start cleaning off that table and getting ready to give me one of them big
00:13:46kawani's welcomes okay
00:13:48Sadie huh get ready to pack what hermann's on his way off with the money no
00:13:54yes he want some tea what do we give him a banquet you chum let's go watch
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00:14:28All set, all supplied, here it comes.
00:14:34Drink up, Herman.
00:14:43I'm telling you, Mr. Otis,
00:14:45I had the 1500 right in that hand of mine,
00:14:48and now it's gone.
00:14:51And the little girl is sitting there waiting,
00:14:54looking out the window for me.
00:14:56Listen to me to hear my foot in the hall.
00:15:00Look, Herman.
00:15:01What would you do if I were to show you
00:15:03how to get back the 1500 you just lost?
00:15:05Faint and enjoy it before somebody woke me up.
00:15:08You're as good as got the 1500 in your hand right now.
00:15:11Say, what are you trying to sell?
00:15:13Insurance.
00:15:14Oh.
00:15:16I was afraid of that.
00:15:18Look, Herman, we can both do ourselves some good.
00:15:20I'm in a spot, too.
00:15:21All I need is one more policy,
00:15:23and my company pays me a bonus of $5,000.
00:15:25for getting my quota of yearly business.
00:15:27Get me?
00:15:28Not yet, pal.
00:15:30But I'm in there thinking all the time.
00:15:32Well, here's what I want you to do.
00:15:34You take out a policy with me for 1500.
00:15:36Six months from now, you pay the premium, $40,
00:15:38and your troubles are over.
00:15:40Now, don't hustle me out the window, pal.
00:15:42How's my troubles over?
00:15:44Well, here's what I want you to do.
00:15:46You take out a policy with me.
00:15:48That gets me the 5,000 bonus.
00:15:50Then you make out a check for 1500 and sign Butch's name to it.
00:15:53Wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:15:55How am I going to explain that check to Butch?
00:15:58I'm taking care of that.
00:15:59Oh.
00:16:00I'm glad one of us is.
00:16:03You cash Butch's check for 1500,
00:16:05give it to your girl, and she's fixed up, see?
00:16:07Then tomorrow, the minute I get my 5,000 bonus,
00:16:10I hand you back 1500.
00:16:12You take the 1500, go to the bank,
00:16:14and pick up the check you signed, and everything's clear.
00:16:17You only owe Butch 1500, and your girl owes it to you.
00:16:20You write back where you should be,
00:16:22and you've got an insurance policy to boot.
00:16:24Is that logical?
00:16:26Sure.
00:16:27I knew it was logical all the time.
00:16:30Give me a pen and ink.
00:16:31And a blank check, Paddy.
00:16:33And just the steadiest, pal,
00:16:35two more of them butterfly somersaults.
00:16:46Say, what'll I do with the meat?
00:16:48Cook it again.
00:16:49I've already cooked it three times.
00:16:51It's beginning to look like a catcher's glove.
00:16:56Say, what if he doesn't show up?
00:16:59We had no business telling Tim Berg we were through.
00:17:01I told you it couldn't depend on Herman.
00:17:05Well, let's go.
00:17:11Hello, Stokey.
00:17:12How's my sugar?
00:17:14Coming to you in lumps if you don't get in here quick.
00:17:20You've been drinking.
00:17:21Oh, honey.
00:17:22Just something I take for my indigestion.
00:17:25Where you been?
00:17:26Did you get the money or didn't you?
00:17:27I don't know, Bomi.
00:17:29Sure, I got it.
00:17:32Fifteen hundred bucks.
00:17:34Now, can May depend on me or not?
00:17:36Oh, Herman, you're the sweetest thing that ever put on yellow button shoes.
00:17:39And was we worried about you.
00:17:40Sadie thought you was hit by a truck and me sitting there all the time praying it was only a stroke.
00:17:44Well, there's your mother's gallstones.
00:17:47By the way, you better sign this.
00:17:48What, a receipt?
00:17:49No, an insurance policy.
00:17:50May has to sign it, making me the benevolence or something.
00:17:52Oh, beneficiary.
00:17:53A life policy on me?
00:17:54How much?
00:17:55Fifteen hundred bucks.
00:17:56The guy says it insures my investment.
00:17:57Look, I signed it.
00:17:58I wondered what that cross was.
00:17:59Oh, go on, sign it, May.
00:18:00Herman's afraid of those Kansas wind storms you might have to go through.
00:18:02Now, come on, sit down.
00:18:03We've got a big spread for you.
00:18:04Are you empty?
00:18:05Am I?
00:18:06I got a hole under my belt.
00:18:07You could drive a Mack truck in it.
00:18:08Here's the salt and pepper.
00:18:09Now.
00:18:10Is the butter?
00:18:11Like corn, don't you?
00:18:12Potatoes.
00:18:13We've had that roast in the oven all day, Herman.
00:18:14Like celery?
00:18:15Oh.
00:18:16Oh.
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00:56:12Tu devrais agir vite, parce que je ne vais pas agir d'un long enough pour qu'il n'y ait beaucoup de fiddling.
00:56:22C'est quoi ?
00:56:24C'est quoi ?
00:56:25C'est quoi ?
00:56:27C'est quoi ?
00:56:33Help, help, help !
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00:57:03Help, help, help !
00:57:04It's a fascinating creature !
00:57:05Let me out !
00:57:07Let me out !
00:57:08I won't stand in this frame !
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