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Roustabout US lobby cards









Source: http://www.elvis.collectingcollectables ... ep014.html

Roustabout Australian daybill


From the collection of “Rockin’” Robin Rosaaen. This fine Australian poster promotes the 1964 release of Roustabout. The artwork is a departure from the U.S. posters for the film (as is the case with most Aussie daybills), with a unique rendering of Elvis and his two leading ladies that’s purposefully reminiscent of early circus posters and possibly a nod to the film’s theme. While it employs the U.S. posters’ declaration that our hero is a “Roving, Restless, Reckless Roustabout,” we see the simple bold colors and letterpress print style that was used to attract fans old and young to see what was happening under the big top. The poster measures 30 by 13 inches (76.2 x 33.02 cm) and is displayed in a frame that measures 36 1/2 by 20 inches (92.71 x 50.8 cm).

Source: http://auction.graceland.com/1964__em_R ... OT927.aspx

RCA Roustabout promo single, ft. 'Roustabout' / 'One Track Heart'

Catalogue: SP-45-139
Date: Nov 1964
Format: Promo Only





http://www.45cat.com/record/sp45139

Roustabout script & 2 lobby cards

1964 Roustabout Final White Script Dated February 7, 1964 - With Two Lobby Cards


The movie script evolution includes many stages. This is the “final white” version for Roustabout in which all blue or yellow additions, correction, and replacements have been rerun on white paper stock (with a slight blue tint). The motion picture name is both typed and handwritten on the title page. Also on that page, “SF 83090 / Wallis-Paramount-Hazen” is typed at the top center and “FINAL WHITE / Screenplay by Allan Weiss / February 7, 1964” in the lower left corner. The final white script, coming from one of the film crew and on typed pages measuring approximately 11 by 8 1/2 inches (27.94 x 21.59 cm).

The lot also included two full-color lobby cards from the film, each measuring approximately 8 by 10 inches (20.32 x 25.4 cm).



Source: http://auction.graceland.com/1964__em_r ... ot594.aspx

Roustabout movie theater ads

Capitol





Drive-In theatre

Found on Pinterest: "wardrobe check Roustabout - from deleted scene". (Don't know if the Pinterest info is true)

I've seen some of those pics before, but never knew they were from Roustabout !

None of them were seen in the final cut !

Colin B wrote:I've seen some of those pics before, but never knew they were from Roustabout !

None of them were seen in the final cut !

I'm not sure that they're from Roustabout; but that's what the pinterester says.

Does that word exist: a pinterester? A person who puts piccies on Pinterest.

Colin B wrote:I've seen some of those pics before, but never knew they were from Roustabout !

None of them were seen in the final cut !

Suspicious Minds wrote:
I'm not sure that they're from Roustabout; but that's what the pinterester says.

Does that word exist: a pinterester? A person who puts piccies on Pinterest.

How about Pinterestican ?

Pinterestarian ?

Pinteresterist ?

Colin B wrote:

Colin B wrote:I've seen some of those pics before, but never knew they were from Roustabout !

None of them were seen in the final cut !

Suspicious Minds wrote:
I'm not sure that they're from Roustabout; but that's what the pinterester says.

Does that word exist: a pinterester? A person who puts piccies on Pinterest.

How about Pinterestican ?

Pinterestarian ?

Pinteresterist ?

They sure sound nice! Colin B, the wordsmith from Gravesend, UK!

How about...them picture's are fucking embarrassing? Such a waste.

Ben wrote:How about...them picture's are fucking embarrassing? Such a waste.

They don't seem to fit in any scene from Roustabout !

But which film would they be suitable for ?

For me, the film they fit most with is Kissin Cousins

Ben wrote:For me, the film they fit most with is Kissin Cousins

There's nothing strange here; the producer tried out several wardrobes before the final decision was made which clothing was used in the movie.
When the final decision is made they make a wardrobe still (picture with production number date - actor's name - character - scene number).
This information isn't on the pictures here. (see examples in Jailhouse rock- movie)

colonel snow

colonel snow wrote:There's nothing strange here; the producer tried out several wardrobes before the final decision
was made which clothing was used in the movie.
When the final decision is made they make a wardrobe still (picture with production number date - actor's name - character - scene number).
This information isn't on the pictures here. (see examples in Jailhouse rock- movie)

What is strange is that none of the costumes match any of the scenes from Roustabout !