In Paramount Pictures’ 1967 musical comedy entitled Easy Come, Easy Go, Elvis plays Ted Jackson, a former U.S. Navy frogman who splits his time between being a deep-sea diver and night club singer. When Ted finds a sunken treasure and sets out to capture the potential fortune, his plans are foiled, as the movie’s title indicates. The picture was Elvis’ 23rd film and the last one produced by Hal Wallis. At the box office, the film grossed almost as much as was the budget for filming. Offered is a program for the film, typically handed out only to guests that were invited to attend the movie premiere. This program for Easy Come, Easy Go includes a synopsis of the movie plot, a cast list and credit list. The running time is also listed on the opposite page. The cover art design of the program is similar to that of the British movie poster graphics for the film which were different than its U.S. counterpart. Utilizing only two colors, the program’s cover art captures the swinging 1960s perfectly, and puts Elvis in the center of it. The program measures 8 by 6 5/8 inches (20.32 x 16.82 cm) and is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Graceland Authenticated.

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