The Life And Death Of Gladys Presley
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The Life And Death Of Gladys Presley
Modern Screen, November 1958
On the first pages, there´s an Open Letter to Elvis Presley by Louella Parsons.
On the first pages, there´s an Open Letter to Elvis Presley by Louella Parsons.
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The Life And Death Of Gladys Presley
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Thank you once again!!
Although wanting for accuracy, it's a real treasure.
I wonder if that little boy at Graceland is non-fiction, and if so, can he be found? Alberta's grandson, perhaps?
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Although wanting for accuracy, it's a real treasure.
I wonder if that little boy at Graceland is non-fiction, and if so, can he be found? Alberta's grandson, perhaps?
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"And even in our sleep pain that cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, and in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom to us by the awful grace of God."
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Thank you for your latest upload.
IIRC, Parsons was one of the critics who absolutely vilified Presley in the press in 1956-57. Guess something changed in 1958.
The pensive image, apparently from "King Creole" and twice used in the piece, is wonderful:
On the other hand, the prose is horrendous, taking basic facts and turning Gladys Presley's passing into a soap opera. The closing paragraph is a particular gem:
IIRC, Parsons was one of the critics who absolutely vilified Presley in the press in 1956-57. Guess something changed in 1958.
The pensive image, apparently from "King Creole" and twice used in the piece, is wonderful:
On the other hand, the prose is horrendous, taking basic facts and turning Gladys Presley's passing into a soap opera. The closing paragraph is a particular gem:
And maybe the old woman's voice had come back to Gladys Presley in that last moment and, with it, the voices of a chorus of watching angels as together they all shouted a tremendous and joyous and final Amen.
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Great upload, thank you.
The "Ain't this family ever gonna have any luck" line was used in "Elvis the Movie."
The "Ain't this family ever gonna have any luck" line was used in "Elvis the Movie."
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The king of da movie mags.
once again a huge thank you fool for posting these wonderful look-backs
into the ELvis world,memories gone by!
once again a huge thank you fool for posting these wonderful look-backs
into the ELvis world,memories gone by!
"I Don't Sound Like Nobody" Thats Because Nobody Sounds Like You !
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"you remember that doncha?"
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IIRC, uttered by Shelley Winters?George Smith wrote:Great upload, thank you.
The "Ain't this family ever gonna have any luck" line was used in "Elvis the Movie."
Wince-inducing in either example.
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Did you know about the "chorus of watching angels"?Elton wrote:The king of da movie mags.
once again a huge thank you fool for posting these wonderful look-backs
into the ELvis world,memories gone by!
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Indeed.drjohncarpenter wrote:IIRC, uttered by Shelley Winters?George Smith wrote:Great upload, thank you.
The "Ain't this family ever gonna have any luck" line was used in "Elvis the Movie."
Wince-inducing in either example.
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Thank you very much for this great magazine
When i saw "Aloha From Hawaii" i was a little confuse, my first tough was you write 1958 instead 1978... )
When i saw "Aloha From Hawaii" i was a little confuse, my first tough was you write 1958 instead 1978... )
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It's a common Hawaiian phrase, one reason it was used for the Elvis project in Honolulu.hilton22000 wrote:Thank you very much for this great magazine
When i saw "Aloha From Hawaii" i was a little confuse, my first tough was you write 1958 instead 1978... )
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1977 elvis actually looked quite like glady's did facially
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