June 2nd in Elvis History

It's June 2, and on this day in 1955, Elvis Presley performed at the City Auditorium in Amarillo, Texas. That same year, his single "Baby Let's Play House" reached number 10 on Billboard's Country chart, becoming his first national charting hit. In 1957, Elvis filmed a scene in the prison coal yard for his iconic movie *Jailhouse Rock*, cementing his legacy in film history. Fast forward to 1968, Elvis and Priscilla returned to Los Angeles from Hawaii, marking another chapter in their personal life. In 1975, Elvis performed two shows at the Municipal Auditorium in Mobile, Alabama, and in 1976, he rocked the Civic Center Coliseum in El Paso, Texas. In 1977, Elvis wrapped up his tour with a performance at the Municipal Auditorium in Mobile, before returning to Memphis. This day in Elvis history showcases milestones in both his musical career and his film ventures, along with important personal moments.