Chautauqua manager Walter Hale and his loyal business manager struggle to keep their traveling troupe together in small town America.
The Trouble with Men When presented with an Elvis movie with the title 'The Trouble With Girls', it is only natural to think 'Oh, another beach party movie'. If you see such a title for the first time and your first instinct is to think about Chautauqua, I would love to go for a drink with you if only to understand how your brain works. That's right folks, we're firmly in the territory of the sub-genre of Elvis movies 'Who is this movie made for?'. Cast aside all of your assumptions about this film and let me give you a little context. Odds are if you are following me and reading this, you are British and have no idea what Chautauqua is. In essence they were traveling science and entertainment fairs that existed in the early stages of the 20th century in the United States. Imagine if you combined Ted Talks with the circus and set it in the 1920's. Chautauqua is the setting for The Trouble with Girls and Elvis plays the manager. The title is inherently ironic as at it's heart
