Viva Las Vegas

Lucky Jackson, portrayed by Elvis Presley, arrives in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, Nevada, filled with excitement and ambition. He is eager to participate in the inaugural Grand Prix Race that promises fame and recognition.

Upon his arrival, Lucky discovers that his cherished race car, an Elva Mk.6 Maserati, is in dire need of a new engine. This revelation presents a significant obstacle in his quest to compete effectively in the Grand Prix.

In his desperation to fund the car repairs, Lucky manages to scrape together the necessary cash. However, his plans derail when he is unexpectedly pushed into a pool by the hotel's enchanting swimming instructor, Rusty Martin.

Faced with the dual challenges of covering his hotel bill and replacing the lost cash, Lucky takes on a job as a waiter in the hotel. Despite the stressful situation, he remains determined to gather funds for his racing dreams.

In a bold move to secure the necessary funds, Lucky decides to enter a talent contest. He hopes to win the cash prize, which could potentially cover the repairs for his car and help him regain his racing aspirations.

As Lucky navigates his financial struggles, he finds himself infatuated with Rusty. However, his main rival, Count Elmo Mancini, also desires Rusty's affection, creating a tangled love triangle that complicates Lucky's goals.

Rusty begins to feel a deep connection with Lucky but is pressured by her emotions and the interference of Mancini. She causes tension by flirting with Mancini, hoping to incite jealousy in Lucky.

When the talent contest finally arrives, Lucky and Rusty tie for the prize. However, instead of the cash they desperately needed, Rusty receives a pool table while Lucky is awarded a honeymoon package, leaving them frustrated.

Amid the chaos, Rusty's father, a racing enthusiast, takes out a loan to support Lucky just hours before the Grand Prix race. This act of kindness adds an unexpected twist to Lucky’s race preparation.

During the Grand Prix, a dramatic turn of events occurs when Mancini's car crashes, paving the way for Lucky to seize the opportunity. With determination and skill, he races towards victory.

Lucky triumphs not only in the race but also succeeds in winning Rusty's heart. His journey from struggle to victory culminates in a heartfelt climax, celebrating both his racing achievement and love.

In the end, Lucky and Rusty celebrate their love with a marriage. Their union symbolizes the triumph of love and ambition amidst the challenges faced throughout Lucky's chaotic journey.

The film is interlaced with vibrant performances of songs, including 'Yellow Rose of Texas', 'What'd I Say', and 'The Lady Loves Me'. These musical elements heighten the emotional stakes and entertainment value of the story.