"A Day in the life"
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" June 1, 1957 (Saturday)
June Juanico married Fabian Taranto in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" June 2, 1957 (Sunday)
Around this time, actor/producer, Robert Mitchum, visited the Beverly Wilshere with a bottle of whiskey in one hand and a movie script in the other. He tried to persuade Elvis to play his son in Mitchum's upcoming production, "Thunder Road".
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" June 3, 1957 (Monday)
MOVIE PRODUCTION - (M.G.M) "Jailhouse Rock"
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, 10202 West Washington Boulevard, Culver City, California.
Filming continued on "Jailhouse Rock".
Stage 9: Night (Own Hair) Stage 9: Day
Carryover - Mr. Shores Study: Interior. Mr. Shores Study:
Scene 55. Scene 85. Shore dictates about new business associate.
Day
Montage. Record processing #1:
Scenes 62-63-64-65-66. Process stamping records - Vince and Peggy put them in envelopes. (photo)
Day
Montage. Record processing #2:
Scene 88. Records processed, packed and shipped - Mr. Shores voice over.
Lot 2: Day (Own Hair)
Exterior: Street - Vince's Car:
Scene 89. Vince takes delivery of new car. Shore's voice over scene.
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BILLBOARD POP CHART (singles)
Best Sellers in Stores:
"Love Letters in the Sand" by Pat Boone.
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley. #3
Most Played In Jukeboxes:
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley.
Most Played By Jockeys:
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley.
BILLBOARD C&W CHART (singles)
Best Sellers in Stores:
"Gone" by Ferlin Husky.
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley. #4
Most Played In Jukeboxes:
"A White Sport Coat" by Marty Robbins.
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley. #4
Most Played By Jockeys:
"White Sports Coat" by Marty Robbins.
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley. #5
BILLBOARD R&B CHART (singles)
Best Sellers in Stores:
"Young Blood" by The Coasters.
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley. #3
Most Played In Jukeboxes:
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley.
Most Played By Jockeys:
"School Days" by Chuck Berry.
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley. #4
BILLBOARD POP CHART
Honor Roll of Hits:
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley.
The Top 100:
"All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley.
"Peace in the Valley" by Elvis Presley. #90 (EP)
BILLBOARD POP CHART (LP)
"Love Is The Thing" by Nat (King) Cole.
Most Played By Jockeys:
"Swingin' Affair" by Frank Sinatra.
BILLBOARD POP CHART (EP)
No EP Chart
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" June 4, 1957 (Tuesday)
MOVIE PRODUCTION - (M.G.M) "Jailhouse Rock"
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, 10202 West Washington Boulevard, Culver City, California.
Filming continued on "Jailhouse Rock".
Stage 9: Day (Own Hair)
Montage. Selling Records #1:
Scenes 67-68-69-70-71-72. Peggy tries to sell disc jockeys to sell Vince's record. One man refuses to pay.
Stage 23: Day Playback
Montage. Disc Jockeys:
Scenes 73-74-75-76-77-78. Peggy tries to plug Vince's record. She is propositioned for payoff.
Stage 23: Day Playback
Interior. Another Radio Station:
Scene 79. Talbot agrees to play record - makes dinner date with Peggy.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" June 5, 1957 (Wednesday)
MOVIE PRODUCTION - (M.G.M) "Jailhouse Rock"
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, 10202 West Washington Boulevard, Culver City, California.
Filming continued on "Jailhouse Rock".
Stage: Day Playback
Interior. Another Radio Station:
Scenes 80-81. Talbot plays Vince's record - the commercial.
Stage 26: Night (Own Hair)
Interior. Peggy's Hotel Room:
Scene 84. Vince tells Peggy he wants to celebrate. She has a date with Talbot. Talbot enters - they exit and leave Vince. (photo)
Stage 9: Day (Own Hair)
Interior. Record Store #6:
Scene 83. Vince autographs records as Shores enters and makes deal with Shores to be his manager.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" June 6, 1957 (Thursday)
MOVIE PRODUCTION - (M.G.M) "Jailhouse Rock"
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, 10202 West Washington Boulevard, Culver City, California.
Filming continued on "Jailhouse Rock".
Stage: Night Music Playback (Own Hair)
Interior. Night Club:
Scene 86. Vince and trio do number.
Stage: Night (Own Hair)
Interior. Vince's Hotel Room #2:
Scene 91. Vince gives party - Peggy meets Laury. Vince agrees to let Hunk do number in show.
The Colonel rejected an offer of a South American tour for Elvis.
Around this time, Dewey Phillips came out to Hollywood for a visit, staying in Elvis' Beverly Wilshire suite. While visiting the set he embarrassed Elvis when being introduced to Yul Brynner by declaring; "You're a short little mother, aren't you?". He also kept referring to himself as "Dewey Phillips, Memphis, Tennessee" while out in public.
He then finally caused a serious rift with Elvis when he returned home to Memphis and played an acetate of the as yet unreleased "Teddy Bear" single on air.