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Bobby Jones
the complete Warner Bros. shorts collection
by Bobby Jones
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This edition was published in 2012 by Turner Entertainment Co., Distributed by Warner Home Video in Burbank, CA.
Written in English
— 188 pages
Robert Tyre Bobby Jones, Jr., perhaps the greatest amateur golfer in the history of the sport, is here to show you the secrets of his game. In between winning his legendary Grand Slam in golf and the Masters tournament, this original sports superstar shot a series of instructional shorts in two series for Warner Bros, "How I Play Golf" and "How to Break 90". The studio's selection of students for these shorts are a true Hollywood who's who - luminaries like James Cagney, Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young, W.C. Fields, Joan Blondell, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr, and Glenda Farrell are but a few of the stars learning to swing in these short sportaculars. As directed by George Marshall, the Bobby Jones shorts combine instruction with narrative to create a one-of-a-kind cine-sensation - one that will be eagerly enjoyed by sportsman and film fan alike.
Subjects
Training, Study and teaching, Golf
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Bobby Jones
First published in 2012
Subjects
Training, Study and teaching, GolfPeople
Bobby Jones (1902-1971)Work Description
Robert Tyre Bobby Jones, Jr., perhaps the greatest amateur golfer in the history of the sport, is here to show you the secrets of his game. In between winning his legendary Grand Slam in golf and the Masters tournament, this original sports superstar shot a series of instructional shorts in two series for Warner Bros, "How I Play Golf" and "How to Break 90". The studio's selection of students for these shorts are a true Hollywood who's who - luminaries like James Cagney, Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young, W.C. Fields, Joan Blondell, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr, and Glenda Farrell are but a few of the stars learning to swing in these short sportaculars. As directed by George Marshall, the Bobby Jones shorts combine instruction with narrative to create a one-of-a-kind cine-sensation - one that will be eagerly enjoyed by sportsman and film fan alike.
Bobby Jones
the complete Warner Bros. shorts collection
This edition was published in 2012 by Turner Entertainment Co., Distributed by Warner Home Video in Burbank, CA.
Edition Description
Robert Tyre Bobby Jones, Jr., perhaps the greatest amateur golfer in the history of the sport, is here to show you the secrets of his game. In between winning his legendary Grand Slam in golf and the Masters tournament, this original sports superstar shot a series of instructional shorts in two series for Warner Bros, "How I Play Golf" and "How to Break 90". The studio's selection of students for these shorts are a true Hollywood who's who - luminaries like James Cagney, Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young, W.C. Fields, Joan Blondell, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr, and Glenda Farrell are but a few of the stars learning to swing in these short sportaculars. As directed by George Marshall, the Bobby Jones shorts combine instruction with narrative to create a one-of-a-kind cine-sensation - one that will be eagerly enjoyed by sportsman and film fan alike.
Table of Contents
| How I play golf (1931): The putter | ||
| Chip shots | ||
| The niblick | ||
| The mashie niblick | ||
| The medium irons | ||
| The big irons | ||
| The spoon | ||
| The brassie | ||
| The driver | ||
| Trouble shots | ||
| Practice shots | ||
| A round of golf. | ||
| How to break 90 (1933): The grip | ||
| Position and backsliding | ||
| Hip action | ||
| Downswing | ||
| Impact | ||
| Fine points. |
Edition Notes
"This disc is expected to play back in DVD video 'play only' devices and may not play back in other DVD devices, including recorders and PC drives."
Originally produced as separate motion pictures in 1931 and 1933.
Title from container.
How to break 90: Vitaphone ; director, George E. Marshall ; photography, Arthur Todd ; editing, Al Clark, Rex Steele.
How I play golf: Vitaphone ; director, George E. Marshall ; photography, Frank Kesson ; editing, F.Y. Smith.
Bobby Jones ; other actors credited on container only.
Announcements, O.B. Keeler.
DVD-R; full screen format (aspect ratio 1.37:1, 4x3); Dolby Digital mono.
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