1956 Elvis was staying at the New Frontier in Las Vegas. The following days were filled with the attendances of almost every show in town and dating a dancer named Dottie Harmony. Elvis also went 4 times to Billy Ward and His Dominoes to hear them sing: Don’t Be Cruel. 1957 After a sail of […] More
1947 Vernon brought Elvis to Humus High School. 1954 Elvis performed in Memphis State University. This time without Scotty and Bill. 1955 Elvis performed in “Keesler Air Force Base” outside Biloxi, Mississippi. 1956 With Bitsy Mott and Gene Smith Elvis took a train to Las Vegas 1957 […] More
1955 Elvis performed in “Keesler Air Force Base” outside Biloxi, Mississippi. 1960 Elvis arrived at Radio Recorders at 8.00 p.m. to record the soundtrack for Wild In The Country. He worked until 2.30 a.m. 1966 The photography of Easy Come, Easy Go was completed. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x511owu 1969 Elvis returned to Las […] More
1948 Everything is in the “1939 Plymouth” charged and the Presley `s leaves to Memphis. They will live on Washington street 370. The hiring costs are $11 per week. 1954 Elvis performed in Schreveport, Louisiana Hayride, Municipal Auditorium. Elvis sings “Fool Fool Fool” “I`m Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry” and “On The Top Of […] More
1955 Elvis performed in Schreveport “Louisiana Hayride” Louisiana 1957 Elvis sailed for Honolulu on the USS Matsonia. 1963 The filming on location of Kissin’ Cousins was completed. Elvis and the whole cast and crew returned to Los Angeles 1971 Elvis performed at the Metropolitan Sports Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota a 8:30 p.m. The crowd was 17600 […] More
1961 The photography for Kid Galahad began. 1970 Elvis ordered some gold handles for his new Colt and Berretta pistols at Schwartz and Ableser jewelers. 1974 Jerry was now installed as executive producer of the karate film. Most likely it was in this week that Elvis bought a house for Jerry Schilling, while Jerry was […] More
November 3 1958 – Elvis’s friend Lamar Fike said: One night some military genius decided to post Elvis on guard duty. That was completely fair, of course, but also seriously dumb. Because Elvis was huge in Europe and the fans must have had some kind of radar, because whenever Elvis was exposed where the public […] More
Elvis Presley’s appearances on “The Ed Sullivan Show” were iconic moments in television history. He made a total of three appearances on the show. His first appearance was on September 9, 1956. This performance is particularly famous because it marked his first appearance on national television, and it caused quite a sensation. During that first […] More