At home or hotel

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Thanks, otto, new to me also. That definitely looks like Elvis' bedroom at Audubon Drive.

Yep, from Audubon Drive, July 4, 1956.

Sincerely
Brian
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Yep, from Audubon Drive, July 4, 1956.

Sincerely
Brian
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Brian, are these photos of Elvis getting changed for the Russwood Park show?

Thanks.

Yep, from Audubon Drive, July 4, 1956.

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Brian
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Brian, are these photos of Elvis getting changed for the Russwood Park show?

Thanks.

They must be, and the photographer is assumed to be Al Wertheimer.

However, why would Elvis' bedroom at 1034 Audubon Drive have two beds?

However, why would Elvis' bedroom at 1034 Audubon Drive have two beds?

That's easy, because he's a "real decent, fine boy".

However, why would Elvis' bedroom at 1034 Audubon Drive have two beds?

That's easy, because he's a "real decent, fine boy".

I suspect it's not his bedroom.

However, why would Elvis' bedroom at 1034 Audubon Drive have two beds?

That's easy, because he's a "real decent, fine boy".

I suspect it's not his bedroom.

You could be right, Doc. How many bedrooms did the Audubon Drive home have? It is the same bedroom which appears in Michael Rose's '4 days in 56 : A Moment In Time' Book.

Yep, from Audubon Drive, July 4, 1956.

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Brian
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Brian, are these photos of Elvis getting changed for the Russwood Park show?

Thanks.

They must be, and the photographer is assumed to be Al Wertheimer.

However, why would Elvis' bedroom at 1034 Audubon Drive have two beds?

He used to have his cousin Gene sleep in the room with him because of his sleep walking. I believe this was in "Down at the end of lonely street" the book.

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...and b/w

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