1956 Miami interview (magazine article)

Has Elvis Presley Gone Too Far?
by Malcolm Springer
Movie and TV Spotlight, December 1956

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Thanks! These kind of interviews say a lot about Elvis. They should be colleced in a book

Is is too late to send that airline coupon...?

Thank you very much, great magazine, like all your magazines. Damn, do you have a place to sleep? Becouse, with so much magazines, i don't know if you have left some space for a bed...)
Two new Vegas 56 photos and an interview from Miami 56, what more can i ask?

Two new Vegas 56 photos and an interview from Miami 56, what more can i ask?

Ask and you shall be given.

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Thanks so much for yet another great article.
Like so many others here I just love those articles, especially those from the 50s. We often get to get a glimpse of the private Elvis and there´s always new information to gather from the stories and often new photos as well.
Keep them coming my friend, we´ll never get tired of your contributions.

Sincerely
Brian
www.brian56.dk

Thanks, The fool. Great post, and I agree with Bripet56.

Is is too late to send that airline coupon...?

Maybe just a little.

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Thanks again, "Fool," for a great one!

Listen to this: "To me, a song isn't just a song. It's says something, and I'm trying to get across its message."

rjm

Thank you for posting this article!

Hate to bug you, because you go through so much, but do you have a page number on the second page? The one with the quote that I pulled out? I think that's very significant. The first is page 43, and then we see page 59. But there's no visible page number on that one. I might want to cite it, and I'm keeping the cite in Evernote: http://evernote.com. (I know: I sound like I own that thing. But it's incredible! Sorry.)

Only if you can, when you can. No biggie. These are AWESOME!!!

rjm

Hate to bug you, because you go through so much, but do you have a page number on the second page? The one with the quote that I pulled out? I think that's very significant. The first is page 43, and then we see page 59.

It´s page 43. (The first page is 42.)

Hate to bug you, because you go through so much, but do you have a page number on the second page? The one with the quote that I pulled out? I think that's very significant. The first is page 43, and then we see page 59.

It´s page 43. (The first page is 42.)

Many thanks. It looked like it probably was, but I wanted to be sure.

rjm