7 march 1960 - another memo


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7 march 1960 - memo


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29 november 1956- premiere in Fort Worth.


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23 may 1960 - letter Hal Wallis to a fan.



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Paramount Pictures soundstage pass on cardboard stock.
This Pass features the film G I Blues starring Elvis
These passes were printed each day in order to help studio personnel route items such as scripts, props, costumes etc to the proper production. Designed for ease of use to fit in one's shirt ...

Synopsis


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Product information


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telegram sent by Colonel Parker


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In the first scripts Elvis’ character was callad Tulsa MacCauley. Before the production started the name was changed into Tulsa MacLean. On a few pages in the scripts the name wasn’t changed.
Example scene 378-388


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Didja ever – movie version track CTD-1
Sung at an Armed Forces show (scene 394).

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instrumental movie version with: Lili’s dance (scene 305-309)


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Pocketful of rainbows – movie version track NXTD-1
1 – Rainbows – vorspiel (0:14);
2 – Pocketful of rainbows (0:14)
3 – Rainbows – vorspiel (0:14);
4 – Pocketful of rainbows (0:14)
5 – Rainbows – vorspiel (0:11);
6 – Pocketful of rainbows (2:35) - sung to Juliet Prowse while riding up a mountain in ...

Tonight is so right for love – movie version track FTD-1
sung in a German nightclub “Bergkeller”. (scene 190-197).

In European prints of G. I. Blues substituted "Tonight's All Right for Love" for "Tonight Is So Right for Love" because of copyright reasons.

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Shoppin' around – movie version track BXTD-1
Sung in the Club Europa after first meeting Juliet Prowse scene 152-158.

What she really like – instrumental scene 152-158



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instrumental movie version with: Lili’s Frankfurt dance (1:43) / Frankfurt special (0:26) / Lili’s Frankfurt dance (0:52)
Written by Joseph J Lilley – recorded on score (scene 139-142).


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Frankfort Special – movie version track HXTD-1
Sung on the train to Frankfort (scenes 123-127)

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Blue suede shoes – movie version track PTD-1
Played on a jukebox in the Rathskeller Club by a disgruntled patron, interrupting "Doin' the best I can."
scene 65 thru 68


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Doin' the best I can – movie version track DTD-1
Sung in the Rathskeller Club. It was interrupted when a slightly typsy GI played "Blue Suede Shoes" on the jukebox (scene 63 thru 66).


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Besorgt blues – instrumental movie version
Written by Joseph J Lilley (1:25) – recorded on score - scene 58.

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G.I. Blues – instrumental version – used over the opening credits and other spots in the movie.


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