The year is 1927. The place is Radford Center. Walter Hale (Elvis Presley) is the manager of a traveling tent show, the famous Chatauqua. The citizens are fascinated by the show, because of the entertaining acts and the chance to find distraction from everyday life.
A cool Elvis in the opening scene of
The Trouble With Girls
But in a sudden a member of the show is accused of being murderer. Walter Hale is busy in proving the facts, that his friend is innocent. By accident he finds out about the identity of the real delinquent and decides to take inconvenient arrangements.
Elvis looks fantastic and his performances of “Clean Up Your Own Backyard” and “Swing Down Sweet Chariot” are sweeping. Elvis is making a duet with Marylin Mason on the song “Signs of The Zodiac”, sings the song “Violet” and finally performs the ballad “Almost” at the end of the movie.
Elvis as Walter Hale, manager of the Chatauqua show
Elvis with background choir while singing Violet
Elvis at the piano: Almost
Like all the
other five recently released movies by Warner Bros. this dvd is a true winner.
The pictures quality is excellent and DVD Verdict states that “the transfer
accurately recreates the beautiful photography” and judges that “the print used
here appears to be very clean. Colors look sharp and lush, and edge enhancement
is nil”.
There is a bonus section with the theatrical trailers for the movie “The Trouble
With Girls” itself and three other movies, “Spinout”, “Speedway” and “Double
Trouble”. All the trailers are presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen.
| Studio: Warner Home
Video Theatrical Release Date: September 3, 1969 DVD Release Date (USA): August 3, 2004 DVD Release Date (Europe): August 20, 2004 WIDESCREEN VERSION presented in a "letterbox" widescreen format preserving the "scope" aspect ratio of its original theatrical exhibition.
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Available at Warner Videos.