Elvis´ Amazing Adventures In Hollywood! (1960 article)
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Elvis´ Amazing Adventures In Hollywood! (1960 article)
Elvis´ Amazing Adventures In Hollywood!
by May Mann
Movieland And TV Time, September 1960
by May Mann
Movieland And TV Time, September 1960
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Goodness, this is like a broken record. Once again you share with FECC another vintage magazine, filled with great (and some "new") images and interesting, pertinent information. Thank you, as always.
May Mann, of course, is the longtime Hollywood gossip scribe who wrote glowingly about Elvis for years and years, and thus got access to him many others did not. But the information she provides is of value to those who follow the history. Given what Elvis told May during their interview, we can now confirm he saw the Bobby Darin show at Hollywood's Cloisters on Saturday, May 7, 1960, shortly after starting "G.I. Blues" for Paramount on Monday, May 2. That's cool.
Darin opened on Thursday, April 28:
Billboard - April 11, 1960
With Bobby Darin, backstage at Cloisters in West Hollywood - Saturday, May 7, 1960
The Cloisters nightclub was located on 8588 Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, CA. It took over from the Mocambo restaurant and nightclub, which closed in 1958.
It's interesting to learn how much Elvis appreciated Milton Berle ("He is a friend.") and that he saw Berle's act at the Cocoanut Grove, and also checked out Jerry Lewis at the Moulin Rouge. Clearly, Presley was getting back into the swing of things in late April-early May 1960.
Ad for Milton Berle's show at the Cocoanut Grove, April 1960
Note: Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, Elvis worked with him at the infamous New Frontier booking in April 1956 ... the Grove was Martin's home base for many years.
Did you notice in the article Elvis called friend Lamar Fike his "cousin"? Also, I'd never heard of him dating actress Kathleen "Cathy" Case. Apparently they caught a movie in November 1957, just before Elvis went off to Hawaii to give his final three concerts of the decade, and maybe dated some more in early 1958. Reports are that Cathy was his date at the Jerry Lewis show at the Moulin Rouge, mentioned above. Case sadly passed away at 45, back in 1979.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0143230/
http://www.glamourgirlsofthesilverscreen.com/show/40/Kathleen+Case
All more pieces of the puzzle! Thanks again.
May Mann, of course, is the longtime Hollywood gossip scribe who wrote glowingly about Elvis for years and years, and thus got access to him many others did not. But the information she provides is of value to those who follow the history. Given what Elvis told May during their interview, we can now confirm he saw the Bobby Darin show at Hollywood's Cloisters on Saturday, May 7, 1960, shortly after starting "G.I. Blues" for Paramount on Monday, May 2. That's cool.
Darin opened on Thursday, April 28:
Billboard - April 11, 1960
With Bobby Darin, backstage at Cloisters in West Hollywood - Saturday, May 7, 1960
The Cloisters nightclub was located on 8588 Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, CA. It took over from the Mocambo restaurant and nightclub, which closed in 1958.
It's interesting to learn how much Elvis appreciated Milton Berle ("He is a friend.") and that he saw Berle's act at the Cocoanut Grove, and also checked out Jerry Lewis at the Moulin Rouge. Clearly, Presley was getting back into the swing of things in late April-early May 1960.
Ad for Milton Berle's show at the Cocoanut Grove, April 1960
Note: Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, Elvis worked with him at the infamous New Frontier booking in April 1956 ... the Grove was Martin's home base for many years.
Did you notice in the article Elvis called friend Lamar Fike his "cousin"? Also, I'd never heard of him dating actress Kathleen "Cathy" Case. Apparently they caught a movie in November 1957, just before Elvis went off to Hawaii to give his final three concerts of the decade, and maybe dated some more in early 1958. Reports are that Cathy was his date at the Jerry Lewis show at the Moulin Rouge, mentioned above. Case sadly passed away at 45, back in 1979.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0143230/
http://www.glamourgirlsofthesilverscreen.com/show/40/Kathleen+Case
All more pieces of the puzzle! Thanks again.
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Great article. Thank you for posting. It is hard to imagine if they had stayed with the title of Flaming Lance instead of Flaming Star what the lyrics to the to the title song would have sounded like. The Black Star version was hardly an easy flowing lyric.
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Man oh man,you bring up such wonderful memories
when you post these great movie mags. Mr.fool
...and i for one want to thank you for your efforts and posts in doing so!!
when you post these great movie mags. Mr.fool

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You´re welcome, Cristi.hilton22000 wrote:Super magazine!! Thank you very much
You´re welcome, Doc. And thank you for the interesting additional information!drjohncarpenter wrote:Goodness, this is like a broken record. Once again you share with FECC another vintage magazine, filled with great (and some "new") images and interesting, pertinent information. Thank you, as always.
You´re welcome, mjsantafe.mjsantafe wrote:Great article. Thank you for posting.
You´re welcome, Elton. And thank you for your kind words!Elton wrote:Man oh man,you bring up such wonderful memories
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My pleasure. I love to dig into these articles, research what new information they suggest, put it all together and share it with every good member of FECC.The fool wrote:You´re welcome, Doc. And thank you for the interesting additional information!drjohncarpenter wrote:Goodness, this is like a broken record. Once again you share with FECC another vintage magazine, filled with great (and some "new") images and interesting, pertinent information. Thank you, as always.
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Its intresting to note the hat Elvis was wearing in 1960 it has come back in style young ppl are wearing them now in 2016.
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Excellent read as alwayshilton22000 wrote:Super magazine!! Thank you very much
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For some reason I missed this first time around -- it's marvellous, the fool, thank you!

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