Offered is a 1962 "It Happened at the World's Fair " Final Script Dated September 4, 1962 ("Take Me to the Fair") - Starring Elvis Presley. The date is the very day they started location shooting at the Seattle World's Fair. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer script is numbered "127" - the numbering was commonplace for studio scripts so they could keep track of the copies circulating with the cast and crew during filming. 

Directed by Norman Taurog, the movie stars Elvis in his typical winning formula role. This entertaining adventure tells the story of crop duster Mike Edwards (Elvis) searching for love and adventure while trying to get his plane out of hock thanks to his partner’s gambling debts. The film contains a scene in which Elvis’ character is scheming to win the adoration of his nurse love interest by soliciting a young boy to kick him in the shin. This well-known scene was the debut role of actor Kurt Russell!

The script presents with its original binding posts and some edge wear and small stains. Excellent to Mint condition.