His Woman

His Woman follows the story of Captain Sam Whelan, a tough Caribbean freighter captain, who hires Sally Clark, a woman pretending to be a missionary's daughter, to care for an abandoned baby on his ship. As they journey to New York, a series of events unfolds, including a violent altercation with a shipmate and the emergence of a romance between the Captain and Sally.

Set against a backdrop of blackmail and sexual tension, the film showcases pre-code themes characteristic of its era. The conflict escalates when an investigation into an assault puts Sally's past into question, testing her relationship with the Captain. This film is a compelling representation of early 1930s cinema, making it a notable entry for collectors interested in this genre and period.