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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Alfred Wertheimer, Elvis and the Hound Dog, (During rehearsals sings the song, "Hound Dog", to a live hound dog. The dog is on the pedestal not only to bring him closer to Elvis' face but also to prevent Elvis from gyrating too much, which would cause the dog to jump off. It is Steve Allen's way of containing Elvis) NBC television, Hudson Theatre, New York City, 1956

Alfred Wertheimer United States, 1929-2014

Elvis and the Hound Dog, (During rehearsals sings the song, "Hound Dog", to a live hound dog. The dog is on the pedestal not only to bring him closer to Elvis' face but also to prevent Elvis from gyrating too much, which would cause the dog to jump off. , 1956
Gelatin silver print
20 x 16 inches/frame size 24 x 20 inches
$ 6,000.00
Alfred Wertheimer, Elvis and the Hound Dog, (During rehearsals sings the song, "Hound Dog", to a live hound dog. The dog is on the pedestal not only to bring him closer to Elvis' face but also to prevent Elvis from gyrating too much, which would cause the dog to jump off. It is Steve Allen's way of containing Elvis) NBC television, Hudson Theatre, New York City, 1956
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