The Trouble With Girls
1969, Comedy/Drama, 1h 44m
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In the 1920s, Walter (Elvis Presley) pitches the tents of his chautauqua in a small Iowa town. Managing his fractious troupe of entertainers, lecturers and self-avowed intellectuals is difficult enough, but Walter also has to deal with the grievances of Charlene (Marlyn Mason), who is trying to organize a union right under his nose. After a scandalous murder occurs in the town, Walter finds himself caught up in the problems and politics of his customers in addition to those of his employees.
Cast & Crew
Elvis Presley
Walter Hale
Walter Hale
Marlyn Mason
Charlene
Charlene
Nicole Jaffe
Betty
Betty
Sheree North
Nita Bix
Nita Bix
Edward Andrews
Johnny
Johnny
John Carradine
Mr. Drewcolt
Mr. Drewcolt
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Jun 14, 2013For an Elvis movie his presence here is strictly secondary and he is sidelined throughout. Seems like it wanted to be more than it was, which is a run of the mill mystery with a few songs thrown in. Of more interest as a chance to spot the familiar face in small parts than anything else. Hey look there's Vincent Price and Buffy from Family Affair and Cindy Brady and WOW look how young Dabney Coleman is! At least the film is loaded with reliable performers, Sheree North, Edward Andrews, Marlyn Mason, John Carradine etc. they just aren't given much to work with. Not a ghastly film just very ordinary.jay n Super Reviewer
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Sep 05, 2010A typical Elvis movie plot and story, it's a pretty average movie, and not all that exciting. I don't know why Vincent Price had a small role i this movie, but he does, it's not a great role, he's just kinda there. Anyway, it's an okay movie.
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