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Edward Andrews | Johnny | |
John Carradine | Mr. Drewcolt | |
Nicole Jaffe | Betty Smith | |
Marlyn Mason | Charlene | |
Sheree North | Nita Bix | |
Elvis Presley | Walter Hale | |
Pepe Brown | Willy | |
Anissa Jones | Carol Bix | |
Vincent Price | Mr. Morality | |
Joyce Van Patten | Maude | |
Annette Day | Jill Conway | |
John Williams | Gerald Waverly | |
Yvonne Romain | Claire Dunham | |
Chips Rafferty | Archie Brown | |
Norman Rossington | Arthur Babcock | |
Monte Landis | Georgie | |
Michael Murphy | Morley | |
Leon Askin | Insp. De Groote | |
John Alderson | Iceman |
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Producer | Wilson McCarthy
Lester Welch |
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Writer | Arnold Peyser
Lois Peyser Dwight V. Babcock |
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Cinematography | Jacques R. Marquette
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Musician | Buddy Kaye
Billy Strange |
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As Americanias thei4th of July, apple pie - andiElvis! It's like a carnival midway and a week at some highfalutin, East Coast college all in one. The Chautauqua, a traveling 1927 tent show, has come to Radford Center, Iowa. And so has a heap of trouble. In a change-of-pace role, Elvis Presley portrays Walter Hale, the white-suited impresario overseeing the Chautauqua's novelty acts, lectures and close harmonies. The supporting cast is as colorful as the film's vibrant Americana. Vincent Price's Mr. Morality holds forth on immorality. John Carradine appears as a nimble-minded Shakespearean actor. Marlyn Mason, Joyce Van Patten, Sheree North, Edward Andrews and Dabney Coleman also star. And Elvis sings as only he can, from the tender ballad Almost to the rousing traditional Swing Low Sweet Chariot and the untraditional rouser Clean Up Your Own Backyard. |
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