🎬 On This Day in ELVIS PRESLEY History — November 1, 1972 The documentary film “Elvis On Tour” was released, capturing the King at the height of his 1970s live-performance power. Following his dynamic return to the stage after his Hollywood years, Elvis had already wowed fans in 1970’s “That’s The Way It Is.” His manager, Colonel Tom Parker, soon secured another deal with MGM for a follow-up documentary. The studio hired filmmakers Robert Abel and Pierre Adidge, best known for their work on Joe

The Stutz Blackhawk was born in 1970 as a revival of the legendary Stutz brand, famous for luxury in the 1920s. Designed by Virgil Exner, it combined American muscle with European craftsmanship. Built in Italy on a Pontiac chassis, it became a symbol of wealth, owned by celebrities like Elvis Presley. | Candy Bouldin Connolly