1971 ELVIS TICKET STUB-November 13,1971-MINT+Vintage Stamp & Postcard

Description

Original
ELVIS Ticket Stub
Memorial Auditorium
Dallas, Texas
November 13, 1971
PSA Pop 0
MINT CONDITION
plus
Vintage
29 cent
ELVIS Stamp
plus
Vintage
ELVIS Postcard
Soiled on back.
(A great shot of him when he was the king
!)
Mailed tracked and insured domestically with signature required.
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Some Elvis trivia from this concert...
November 13, 1971. Dallas, TX
Musical Muscles Of Elvis Presley
By Philip Wuntch
The Dallas Morning News
November 15, 1971
Elvis Presley held a capacity, screaming, overflowing, wildly enthusiastic (etc., etc., etc.) audience firmly in the grasp of his two gyrating hands Saturday night as he performed in full prowess at Memorial Auditorium.
He leaped onstage with much fanfare, to the strands of the classical overture from "2001:A Space Odyssey," then proceeded to take the audience on an exhausting journey of its own. He wore a white satin jump suit - and he did a lot of jumping. Elvis, of course, knows his way through a karate routine. His acrobatics and energy are boundless; but Dallas karate star Skipper Mullins was there to check him out.
Elvis has reached the point where he can gracefully spoof himself as performer. The smirks and sneers are still there of course, to say nothing of the swiveling; but there's a touch of self parody about it. Elvis is knowingly spoofing his early-days performing techniques; and whether the audience realizes what he is doing or not, it loves it.
FOR THAT MATTER, the crowd would never be confused with a Rolling Stones audience. Over half were women, mothers of young children, wearing semi-establishment hot pants and white boots. It was definitely the Straight Set's "big night out".
And Elvis didn't disappoint them. His voice has matured and grown stronger with less affectations. He did 22 songs without much in between patter; but what rapping there was was pleasant and affable. His first number, "It's All Right Mama," was the first he ever recorded. He earned three stars for "Proud Mary" and at least four stars for "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling."
But when he dug into his memory book - "Love Me Tender," "Heartbreak Hotel," "Hound Dog," "Blue suede Shoes" - everyone was brought to 1957. During that segment of the show, it was shrieking and sobbing and throbbing time all the way.
But it was on "How Great Thou Art" and "The Impossible Dream" that his rich voice was truly tested; and he succeeded in fine form. He faltered slightly in the opening segments of "Bridge Over Troubled Water," but triumphed in the final verses.
Please take note:
It has been brought to my attention that many of the more expensive tickets presented for sale, particularly Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Elvis, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles ticket stubs, have been reproduced or have been bought previously as reproductions and modified in order to mis-represent them as being originals.
At least one of the fraudulent sellers has slipped under the feedback radar. H
aving observed this shady entity's 100% positive e-bay feedback,
innocent buyers assume their purchases to be authentic and safe, and subsequently have bid on and purchased a stub, left a buyer's positive feedback (which cannot be edited) and learned afterwards, sometimes years afterwards, that they had purchased a worthless counterfeit.
And although this has gone on for a long time and has been reported
,
it is a real concern and
it does persist
which, in addition to the fraud perpetrated against the buyer, has created false values to be listed as valid comparable sold prices further misleading buyers
and damaging the legitimate market
value.
All items' condition are described by & to be considered by their photos and
are
100% authentic.
If you care to, you can study my reviews.
I have sold ticket stubs for many years
with and without grading
without ever needing to return one ticket.
As of this listing, PSA pop 0.