How to Break 90 #5 (1933)
** 1/2 (out of 4)
Another entry in the series of golf shorts with Bobby Jones. This time out a group of men are trying to get the perfect swing but their coach keeps giving them bad information. Thankfully Jones is on the field and offers them (and the viewers) advice on making impact with the ball. This film has its nostalgic charm and it's nice to see a legend doing his job but I doubt too many find much interest in this thing. There's very few attempts at humor and for the most part you're just watching a golf lesson so unless that's what you're wanting then I doubt it would do you any good to track down this series. It's funny to see Marshall directing this as well as other Jones shorts as he had a rather big silent career and would go on to have a great sound career.
** 1/2 (out of 4)
Another entry in the series of golf shorts with Bobby Jones. This time out a group of men are trying to get the perfect swing but their coach keeps giving them bad information. Thankfully Jones is on the field and offers them (and the viewers) advice on making impact with the ball. This film has its nostalgic charm and it's nice to see a legend doing his job but I doubt too many find much interest in this thing. There's very few attempts at humor and for the most part you're just watching a golf lesson so unless that's what you're wanting then I doubt it would do you any good to track down this series. It's funny to see Marshall directing this as well as other Jones shorts as he had a rather big silent career and would go on to have a great sound career.
