The Golfers

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Andy Clyde, Harry Gribbon, and Thelma Hill in The Golfers (1929)

Charlie wants to be a golfer. Bert is a famous golfer. Thelma is a golf groupie. Charlie tries to become the world's greatest golfer to win Thelma's love. A not-so friendly bet with her fath... Read allCharlie wants to be a golfer. Bert is a famous golfer. Thelma is a golf groupie. Charlie tries to become the world's greatest golfer to win Thelma's love. A not-so friendly bet with her father adds incentive to the match.Charlie wants to be a golfer. Bert is a famous golfer. Thelma is a golf groupie. Charlie tries to become the world's greatest golfer to win Thelma's love. A not-so friendly bet with her father adds incentive to the match.

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Winnie Martin: How do you like our golf course?
George Palooka: It's the best I've ever tasted.

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10/10

Fun Early Talkie

This is a delightful early talkie from Mack Sennett's studios. Andy Clyde plays Ed Martin, a banker who gets involved in a $10,000 golf game with an oil man. In order to win he enlists the help of his daughter Winnie (played by Mack Sennett bathing beauty Thelma Hill) and professional golfer Charlie Guest who plays himself in the movie. Also in the cast are Harry Gribbon and Patsy O'Leary. The movie was filmed at the beautiful Lakeside Country Club in Toluca Lake, California. Of course there are a lot of laughs and pratfalls. The highlight of the movie for me was Thelma Hill's lovely performance - she was a very talented actress and should be remembered more today. You don't have to be a fan of golf to enjoy this fun comedy.