Fractured Everything Elvis 4 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Gladys Love Smith

Gladys Love Smith, Elvis' mother, was born on April 25, 1912. She met and married Vernon Presley in June 1933. Gladys gave birth to twin baby boys, Jesse Garon, who was still born and Elvis Aron Presley. Gladys, the love of Elvis' life died on August 14, 1958. The cause of death was acute hepatitis.

Answer: Aladdin Hotel

Priscilla and Elvis were married at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 1, 1967. Elvis brought Priscilla to Palm Springs for their honeymoon. Nine months to the day of their wedding, on February 1, 1968, their daughter, Lisa Marie was born.

Answer: President Richard Nixon

On December 21, 1970, Elvis flew from Memphis, Tennessee to Washington DC aboard an American Airlines flight. During the flight, Elvis wrote a hand-written letter to the President. When he arrived at the White House, he handed the letter and a special gift he brought to Nixon's bodyguards. Elvis desired to be named a "Federal Agent at Large", which would allow him to carry a special badge. Elvis met with Nixon and to Elvis' amazement, Nixon told him how much he admired and respected him. Unfortunately for Elvis, Nixon couldn't give him the badge he wanted.

Answer: Beale Street

Beale Street is where Elvis bought his clothes and attentively listened to the music that he heard there, music such as blues and gospel.

Answer: Guitar

Elvis received his very first guitar in 1946, when he was 11-years old. His parents couldn't afford a bike, so they bought him a guitar. The guitar cost $12.95 and was bought at the Tupelo Hardware Company.

Answer: Fort Hood

Elvis arrived at Fort Hood, Texas on March 29, 1958. Fort Hood was where Elvis trained for boot camp when he was drafted into the United States Army in 1958.

Answer: Houston Astrodome

During February and March 1970, Elvis performed at the Houston Astrodome. Elvis performed afternoon and evening shows. His shows brought an attendance record of 207,494.

Answer: The Jaycees

On January 16, 1971, Elvis was named "One of the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce", also known as The Jaycees. Elvis was deeply honored to win this award.

Answer: Elvis Presley Day

In 1961, Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington officially proclaimed February 25th to be named "Elvis Presley Day". After this, and for many years, Elvis made donations to many local charities.

Answer: The Beatles

On August 27, 1965, Elvis and The Beatles met at Elvis' California home for an informal jam session. Elvis and his guests jammed late into the night.