The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 14

Monkees Swing Quartet So Way Out, They're In A Monday, Dec. 5, 1956 HONOLULU ADVERTISER Wronjr Turn DALLAS (UPI) A stolen By WAYNE HARADA Thre are two remarkable important, because who wor-ries about sounding like Sinatra? If their first live performance before a sell-out things about The Monkees, reigning swing quartet of the young generation: While they're not great singers, they turn you on with their showmanship. And with rock 'n roll, that's car, chased by police, skidded to a stop and the driver fled on foot down a flight of steps, followed by a patrol-m a who smiled at the amazement on the fugitive's face. lie had run into police headquarters. TB Plea on Postcards Postcards are being tent to Oahu residents this week, asking them to contribute to the 1966 Christmas Seal Campaign.

So far, $105,000 has been contributed in the campaign the Hawaii Tuberculosis and Health annual appeal for funds to fight TB and other respiratory diseases. That leaves the association nearly $150,000 short of meeting next year's budget, according to George T. Kara, campaign chairman. crowd of 8,364 screeching fans at Saturday night's Miss K-POI Pageant is any indication, they'll revolutionize rock 'n' roll shows. The Honolulu International Center Arena was jammed when The Monkees took the stage.

Even Russian poet. Yevgeny Yevtushenko was there to see what the Monkees could do. OPENS WEDNESDAY WAIALAE DRIVE IN P'J mm iiinwvwm owm I on INTL'AATE STCRY I OF A Nil FOR THE EYES 1 AND EARS OF ANYONE UNDER 16 YEARS! The David Jones, Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz are an ingenious combination of music and mirth. They sing fairly well when you can hear them between the screams but what they lack in vocal finesse, they make up in stage presence. Talk about energy! I admit I had my doubts about a foursome formed after would-be Monkees answered an ad in Variety magazine, but these guys are out of sight! (Translation: So way out, they're in).

They're highly compatible, with the flair of seasoned pros. Yet they're new in the rock game, but theirs is a i t-paced revue of 16 songs that is simply fascinating to watch. I refer to the grab bag of visual gimmicks The Monkees use things never before seen or done in a rock 'n' roll show. And I've seen quite a few over the last couple of years. IT WU IEaVF.

YOU AGHAST! HH ME II; Bias mm BVsmnsd in CfNMSOM COlOt MS DANCING TIL 3 A.M. I 'Guys and Dolls' Show Canceled U.S. Army Hawaii's Special Service Office has an-n that Saturday's "Guys and Dolls" performance at Honolulu Community Theatre has been canceled. At the same time, it has scheduled a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Dec.

13 at the Schofield Special Service Auditorium to plan and organize another production. Interested military personnel, dependents and civilians may attend the meeting. OPENING WEDNESDAY, Adults Only To wit: Colored slides are Advertiser Photo by Jerry Y. Chong Monkees Peter, David: They're not like other rock 'n' roll singers. DARINGLY MODERN FILM ABOUT HOLLYWOOD'S MORAL JUNGLES cracker towards the stage.

the nicTio. cam NTENTIONl HIM MSTIVAl embracers" But the explosion was on stage, since The Monkees were dynamite. ST IT" "WW1 if "ft 4 -Ai nil iin IMI fA -I -U, TYLf ar- PULSP; CH 1 winner of 6 academy awards i flashed onto- a huge screen above the stage while there's some hilarious Mon-kee business both chatter and musical patter in the foreground. Like their hit TV show, the staccato technique results in an audiovisual pop art effect. Ever see a quick-change rocker? Each Mon-kee left the stage for four garb changes mostly Mod, curiously colorful in-between songs.

"We're not like most lOCtfXlWMWYER AOaOPOKH TCOUCTCN a DAVID LEAN'S FILM njops hsws DOCTOR ZHiVAGO INPANAVISJON'ANOMETROCaOn singing groups today," Mike said when the Monkce "solo recital" started. And how true. Most groups the Beatles included are just that: groups. They sing and appear as groups. The Monkees hurled that tradition aside as each guy had a few minutes alone on stage.

Micky's take-off on Negro soul singer James Brown and remember those gaudy aloha shirts that were used? featured some fancy foot-w and from-the-heart wailing. It, easily, was the evening's highlight. Perhaps the favorite 0 was David who, with puppy-dog eyes and long, flowing hair, was the i LAST 3 PAYS, Shows 12, 2:25, 4:55, 7:20, 9:45 'seme people will do anything 01249,000.92 miRlSCH CORPOfianon Presents fel jacic lemmon Ml Trs5 vi lirfiiTGn moTTiioii TONIGHT at 8:00 Baxoffica Open 10 a.m. Limited Frea Parking THEATRE CSS at KMJUUUM Pkant H-ltl best-overall performer. His Broadway stage experience he was in "Oliver" was very much- in evidence when he belted out "The Joker" and "I Wanna Be Free." Peter, too, was a sensation when he plucked his banjo (he's usually on guitar) and chanted a folk tune.

He had a Ringo-like naivete, and looked like the Dutch Boy on the Mike, unfortunately, gets, into the act too infrequently. He has the makings of a real charmer he's a funny fellowbut he lets his buddies take the spotlight. Most of The Monkees' hits were recreated: "Last Train to Clarksville," "I'm a Believer," "Steppin Stone." If you listened carefully, you'd have recognized "If Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate," too. The fans were most responsive (my ears still are ringing) and well-behaved, with one exception: someone hurled a flare-type fire- Pll IV 1 1 1 nOD'P JULIE ANDREWS L'T vmmmw rae Foimine MAX VON SYDOW TONIGHT :00 All SmH IimtvmJ bnffiM Am 1 a.m. Eve.

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