Swing with Bing

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Bing Crosby and Andy Devine in Swing with Bing (1940)

Bing Crosby demonstrates his adeptness with a golf club and introduces a host of professional and amateur golfers against a background of the fourth annual Crosby-sponsored Rancho Santa Fe P... Read allBing Crosby demonstrates his adeptness with a golf club and introduces a host of professional and amateur golfers against a background of the fourth annual Crosby-sponsored Rancho Santa Fe Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament.Bing Crosby demonstrates his adeptness with a golf club and introduces a host of professional and amateur golfers against a background of the fourth annual Crosby-sponsored Rancho Santa Fe Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament.

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The Little White Pill on the Green Hill
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Written by Johnny Burke and James V. Monaco
Sung by Bing Crosby

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5/10

Ty Cobb on the Golf Course

Andy Devine and Mary Treen offer some mechanically scripted wisecracks to fill out this short produced by the PGA. It's set at one of Bing Crosby's Pro-Am charity events; Andy is the MC, Mary is annoying and several unlikely celebrities appear as themselves. It's basically a sports newsreels.

Looking at the people in the tournament is interesting, because of its mix of golf professionals and entertainment performers. Devine and Treen are annoying. Bing Crosby ends the proceedings by singing a song written specially for the movie. It averages out decent but not particularly memorable.