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Fun In Acapulco newspaper ads








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Fun In Acapulco promotional packet


Paramount Pictures Corporation, Hollywood, 1963. Packet includes five pieces of promotional material in original addressed envelope on which is printed in red and black: "Coming soon Paramount Pictures present Elvis Presley in 'Fun in Acapulco,' a Hal Wallis Production co-starring Ursula Andress, Elsa Cardenas, Paul Lucas.Directed by Richard Thorpe -- Written by Allen Weiss." Includes small blue pamphlet titled "Your passport to 'Fun in Acapulco'"; broadsheet advertisement for available Elvis records; newsheet bifolium title "Fun Times" ("Elvis Extra. Ole! Elvis, Music, and Girls!"); large, brightly colored Elvis poster; and additional pamphlet simply titled "Elvis" on upper cover, in which is bound "Your Elvis Pin-Up Photo".

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Mr. Moon has posted Fun In Acapulco vintage postcards AND different pictures of the passport (cover + inside) here:

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US 1-sheet poster style A



US 1-sheet poster style B



US half sheet poster





US 3-sheet poster

This massive U.S. three-sheet is beautifully framed and presents our hero, complete with sombrero, dancing above the beach while he has unending Fun in Acapulco! The framed display measures 84 by 44 inches (213.36 x 111.76 cm) and the poster measures 81 by 41 inches (205.74 x 104.14 cm).


Source: http://auction.graceland.com/1963__em_f ... ot826.aspx


US 1-sheet military issue poster 1964

The offered one sheet movie poster for Elvis Presley’s 1963 film Fun in Acapulco was most likely created for distribution to military bases—military-issued posters are normally printed with only one or two colors. While they generally use some version of the regular one sheet artwork, the offered poster utilizes part of an advertisement from the film’s press book and some basic block lettering for the title and listing of stars Elvis Presley and Ursula Andress. This is a very unusual example, rarely seen. The poster has been stored folded, measures 41 by 27 inches (104.14 x 68.58 cm)


Source: http://auction.graceland.com/1964__em_F ... T2408.aspx


Australian 1-sheet poster



Romanian poster

The offered Romanian movie poster emulates an early 20th-century travel poster, with its main central image area and letterpress style typography harkening back to broadsides that the early 1960s theatre-going public would associate with faraway, exotic locales. The small plaque on the bottom of the frame reads, “Fun in Acapulco/Romania.”The poster measures approximately 28 by 20 inches (71.12 by 50.8 cm).


Source: http://auction.graceland.com/1963__em_f ... ot588.aspx

Fun In Acapulco US press promo


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Fun In Acapulco - err, uh - poster

Bonanza vs. Fun In Acapulco

Fun In Acapulco passport

Suspicious Minds wrote:Bonanza vs. Fun In Acapulco

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Here's a fuller pic of the meeting.

John wrote:

Suspicious Minds wrote:Bonanza vs. Fun In Acapulco

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Here's a fuller pic of the meeting.

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The other guy looks like Robert Mitchum.

Text courtesy of Private Presley

I went out with a girl whose eyes were 'Caribbean Green'.

When the tide went out they change to 'Sandy Beige'............

Colin B wrote:
Text courtesy of Private Presley

I went out with a girl whose eyes were 'Caribbean Green'.

When the tide went out they change to 'Sandy Beige'............

Parla Italiano?

Fun In Acapulco Italian posters





Fun In Acapulco Italian movie theatre ads