Black and white photograph. While Elvis applies a strangle-hold to the leader of the assassins, Mary Ann Mobley shouts out the glad news that their king has been restored to his throne. Elvis Presley portrays a modern-day Rudolph Valentino in MGM's song-filled romantic comedy, "Harum Scarum," a Sam Katzman production co-starring Mary Ann Mobley and Fran Jeffries. Gene Nelson directed the Panavision and Metrocolor production.
Black and white photograph. In a movie within a movie, Elvis portrays a Rudolph Valentino-type character who rescues (and sings to) a damsel in distress, played by Carolyn Carter. Elvis Presley portrays a modern-day Rudolph Valentino in MGM's song-filled romantic comedy, "Harum Scarum," a Sam Katzman production co-starring Mary Ann Mobley and Fran Jeffries. Gene Nelson directed the Panavision and Metrocolor production.
Black and white photograph. In a movie within a movie, Elvis portrays a Rudolph Valentino-type character who rescues (and sings to) a damsel in distress, played by Carolyn Carter.
Black and white photograph. In a movie within a movie, Elvis portrays a Rudolph Valentino-type character who rescues (and sings to) a damsel in distress, played by Carolyn Carter. Elvis Presley portrays a modern-day Rudolph Valentino in MGM's song-filled romantic comedy, "Harum Scarum," a Sam Katzman production co-starring Mary Ann Mobley and Fran Jeffries. Gene Nelson directed the Panavision and Metrocolor production.
Black and white photograph. Elvis Presley, portraying a Rudolph Valentino type sandy dandy, crosses swords with a desert rat-fink in movie-within-a-movie in MGM's "Harum Scarum." Elvis Presley portrays a modern-day Rudolph Valentino in MGM's song-filled romantic comedy, "Harum Scarum," a Sam Katzman production co-starring Mary Ann Mobley and Fran Jeffries. Gene Nelson directed the Panavision and Metrocolor production.
Black and white photograph. Knocked unconscious by desert kidnappers, Elvis awakens to find himself in a paradise of harem beauties. Elvis Presley portrays a modern-day Rudolph Valentino in MGM's song-filled romantic comedy, "Harum Scarum," a Sam Katzman production co-starring Mary Ann Mobley and Fran Jeffries. Gene Nelson directed the Panavision and Metrocolor production.
Black and white photograph. Mary Ann Mobley portrays Elvis Presley's romantic lead in the MGM romantic comedy, "Harum Scarum," featured by a dozen new Elvis songs. Elvis Presley portrays a modern-day Rudolph Valentino in MGM's song-filled romantic comedy, "Harum Scarum," a Sam Katzman production co-starring Mary Ann Mobley and Fran Jeffries. Gene Nelson directed the Panavision and Metrocolor production.
Subject: 150th Sesquicentennial Various Activities associated w/ kickoff event, including static shots of academic banners Notes: Tape 2 of 2 Interview: Alan Sundberg, Larry Abele Location: Westcott Building Type: B-roll A-roll Interview
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Interview: James D. McLaughlin (Associate in Merchandising, FSU Department of Textiles and Consumer Sciences), Susan S. Fiorito (Associate Professor, FSU Department of Textiles and Consumer Sciences), Rinn Cloud (Deparment Chair, Textiles and Consumer Sciences) Location: Campus Type: A-roll B-roll Interview