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Show , Elvis Presley, Mexico setting j in musical Tun at Acapulco' j 1 1 . 1 beaches, the famous streets ; j and markets, the thrilling high , cliffs at La Quebrada, and the ' ! beautiful boulevard along the ! sea wall all are breathtakingly j real. i And there are scores of , ! songs ... to a background of native mariachi music Elvis sings a generous total of eleven. elev-en. In addition to the title song, there are "Vino, Dinero y Amor," "Mexico," "El Toro." j , Elvis Presley goes south of the border for the first time in his film making .career for the new Hal Wallis production of "Fun In Acapulco." This beautifully beau-tifully scenic film, including a bevy of some of the world's prettiest girls, is in stunning Technicolor and opens at the Uintah Theatre on Thursday. Elvis portrays a trapeze artist ar-tist who has come to Mexico to recoup his thoughts after a circus accident has injured his brother ... an accident which he feels he is to blame. In the sun-drenched fun-filled fun-filled city of Acapulco, Elvis becomes a part time entertainer entertain-er and beach boy . . . and a full time lover. The many songs he sings are exciting and definitely def-initely up his alley. One of them, "Bossa Nova Baby," is certain to become one of his highest hits. The Paramount release was filmed on location in Mexico. The romantic snow-white |
