All Teed Up | 1930 | Comedy Short

Title: All Teed Up | 1930 | Comedy Short Director: Edgar Kennedy Studio: Hal Roach Studios Starring: Charley Chase, Thelma Todd, Tenen Holtz, Dell Henderson, Carl Stockdale, Edgar Kennedy Based on: Original screenplay by H. M. Walker Release Date: April 18 1930 Runtime: Approximately 21 minutes Format: Black and white with sound Country: United States Language: English Genres: Comedy --- Chapters: 00:00:00 Charley meets Thelma at the soda fountain 00:05:00 Invitation to play golf 00:10:00 Arrival at the country club 00:15:00 Golf game chaos and mishaps 00:20:00 Club confrontation and finale --- Summary: All Teed Up is a 1930 American comedy short starring Charley Chase as a hapless golfer who, after being invited by Thelma to play at her father’s exclusive country club, discovers he has no idea how to play the sport. A series of comic mishaps on the golf course ensue as Charley attempts to impress Thelma and her affluent acquaintances with his erratic skills. The chaos intensifies with unpredictable shots, misread rules, and general confusion that highlight Chase’s physical comedy in the early talkie era. --- Background: Produced by Hal Roach Studios and directed by Edgar Kennedy, All Teed Up was part of Charley Chase’s series of early sound comedies pairing him with Thelma Todd. The short was released in the spring of 1930 and reflects the transition from silent-era slapstick to dialogue-driven humor in two-reel comedy shorts. --- Trivia: Thelma Todd plays the golf-loving companion who invites Charley to the country club, though she has limited screen time. The film was also issued in foreign versions under titles such as *El jugador de golf* and *Le joueur de golf*. Charley Chase performs many of his own mishaps and awkward interactions on the golf course that define the short’s humor. --- Public Domain / Rights: Original Release: April 18 1930 Original Studio / Distributor: Hal Roach Studios Copyright Status: Public Domain Renewal: Not applicable --- Hashtags: #AllTeedUp1930 #CharleyChase #ThelmaTodd #ComedyShort #ClassicCinema #PublicDomain