12015-04-20T23:53:11-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d048948622media2015-04-29T11:28:07-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489“This is a scene from Warner Bros’ newest feature picture: To Have and Have Not, from the novel by Hemingway. It shows famed screen star Humphrey Bogart with a girl named Lauren Bacall. We believe that with the release of this enormously dramatic film, Lauren Bacall becomes one of the most exciting discoveries in the history of motion pictures. (Much of the credit for Miss Bacall’s sensational debut goes to Humphrey Bogart, whose readiness to help a newcomer over the rough spots has made him as popular with his colleagues as with the picture-going public).”
--- From a press booklet, preserved within the Warner Bros. Archives
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12015-04-20T23:50:47-07:00To Have And Have Not "The Whistle Scene"1Directed by Howard Hawks Produced by Howard Hawks, Jack Warner Screenplay by Jules Furthman,William Faulkner Based on the novel To Have and Have Not by Ernest Hemingway Starring ...plain2015-04-20T23:50:47-07:00YouTube2013-11-10T22:37:42.000Zvideo30DSfAA0brsFilmKonstantina Dacheva
