The 1950s was the decade that “made” Elvis. It was during this era that fans felt they could get close to Elvis.
Elvis also starred in his first four movies during this decade—Love Me Tender; Loving You; Jailhouse Rock; and King Creole.
Elvis looks over his shoulder and wonders who’s there.
Elvis on the Louisiana Hayride.
A young Elvis onstage.
Elvis says, “There should be a law against mosquitoes.”
Elvis: Fifties Heartthrob.
Elvis on stage in 1957.
A young Elvis poses with his guitar.
Elvis 1957.
Elvis decked out in gold suit.
A young Elvis: circa 1957.
Elvis at Christmastime in the early years.
Young, handsome Elvis.
A young Elvis atop a Lincoln Continental Mark II.
Elvis standing against a wall after a concert.
Elvis posing by a fence.
Elvis, looking irresistible.
Elvis: One word: Wow!
Elvis takes time out to read a book.
Early Elvis.
Elvis on the train, heading home.
Elvis says, “I’m sleepy.”
Elvis on the set of Love Me Tender with Debra Paget and another woman.
Simply Elvis.
Elvis at Recording Studio.
A 1950s Elvis Records a Song.
A 1950s Elvis stands with Gladys and Vernon just before Tupelo concert.
Elvis During a 1950s Concert.
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