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B-6 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Tuesday, April 25, 1967 Isle entertainer finds place for both wl "2 Th I bid awaii new an 1 1 "The theme of the show is 'Old and New Til have a girl vocalist, Penny Silva, three dancers and five musicians headed by Jimmy KaopuiM. We're going to put on a fast paced Polynesian show," says the 29-year-old Kaleikini. Show times are 9:15 and 11, nightly except Tuesday. "I've learned a lot since By BEN WOOD "This is the new era, the new Hawaii," says singer, musician, businessman, producer, radio personality Danny Kaleikini, "but you still have to maintain the old Hawaiian way, too." Danny is heading a new show that opens at the Kaha-la Hilton's Hala Terrace tomorrow night. SEE THE NEW -3 JAMES BOND MOVIE! f1iWOMl5 starring PANAVTSON A COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE HI SELLERS OPENS THURSDAY AiKiia a Starts FRIDAY I ACADEMY AWARD 22M Kalakaua" Ave.

Phone 935-353 WW mil sf HCCT STORY AND FOREIGN FILM SCREENPLAY tkg 1 GRAND PRIZE arship and was offered a singing job in his freshman year at the WaiMM Sands. "I was there six months Then Ray Kinney took me under his' wing and I went to the Royal." But Danny's home ground has been the Hawaiian Village where he has been a headliner for the past seven years. He also has toured the Mainland, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Japan and Canada with various Hawaiian groups. Singing and playing music are just a part of Kaleikini's active world. He recently produced and performed on a TV special featuring Hawaiian entertainers.

It went over so well that he has a contract to do five more. He has a radio show from 1 to 5 Saturday afternoons on KHVH and has two Bikini Shops, one on Seaside Avenue and the other at the Hawaiian Village. The shops feature "Danny Kaleikini" Polynesian wear for men and women and are operated by his wife, the former Jac-quelin Wong of Tahiti. The Kaleikini's have two children, Keikilani, 7, and Danjacques, 4. Both have been on stage with their father since they were 2 years old.

Throughout his conversation Dan stresses the new Hawaii, but he's quick to add that, "I'll be singing Huki-lau until the day I die." 1966 CANNES sweeps Jfflf into a drama of speed and spectacle! FILM FESTIVAL 7 HE A (VI AN ANcI A tlIR0-60LDVYN MAYER (SmihimcHIPirSii Danny Kaleikini I've been in show business. Show business is glamorous, full of lights, yet there is much work involved. There are many ups and downs. It's a challenging business; it's up to the individual to realize his goal. And with this new Hawaii there is room for everybody who wants to take a crack at it," says the boy from Papako-lea.

Dan started his career at Royal Elementary School where he played in the bell choir. At Kawananakoa Intermediate he took up the trumpet and drums which he continued to play at Roosevelt High. He entered the University of Hawaii on a music schol I Woman SUPER PANAVtSION' AhD METKOCOLOR MGM TONIGHT at 8:00 TOMORROW 2:00 8:00 P.M. na (r omjK mow mm mam urn whows itmonw imow HsmucoiaMUusto ir i wisis ACADEMY AWARD ej THFATRF All Seats Reserved In FrenchEnglish Titles AnoukAimee NOMINEE BEST ACTRESS IIRGllWUJUU.Phee95-ai Boxoff ice Ope. 1 0 THE QUEEN -Linda Pettle of St.

Francis Convent was crowned "Queen Elizabeth at the Statewide Shakespeare Festival at Chaminade College Saturday. OPENING TOMORROW AT 3 THEATRES WAIALAE DRIVE IN KING ROYAL SUNSET DRIVE IN THI 1H1UBCH CORPORATION pmmu TONIGHT 1:00 Tom'w 2 p.m. All Seals Retarvtel leffict Oaaa II aja. JAMES A. MICHENSR'S nn nrmi7n T7T7 GET OUT of THEIR WAY uui at i uu i it ii IF YOU CAN! vv sees kumo avi.

XsLfH.WM4t e4-eer ANA VISION COLOR by DLae lUIeeMd thn VNITED ARTISTS his cycle apart MAMA-the Field Day at St Louis blindfolded-and propenyor a town in four 74 a God -OPENS CONTINUOUS Japanese FilmEnglish Titles! 1UU1CU1 the the hours. songs of period and I HOHi ItlSH tt COUSSt WAIK missionary help an outsider. insioni STEVE MCQUEEN RICHARD ATTEHB0RQU6H RICHARD CREKIA I Im CAMIIDAI CLE wCIl JHIUUlVMI IN THE DARK FOREST" fx 1 mniwm 5 SAO NATSUYAGI 31 C010B 9 Wuit A vnTAZO European-influenced songs and dances of Hawaii's monarchy era will follow the ancient hulas. The program will close with songs by great contemporary Hawaiian composers, including such selections as "Aloha no wau i ko maka" sung by a girls ensemble, "AlekoM," "Pua Lililehua" and others. The St Louis Glee Club was formed last year and has a membership of 80 tiAMi teA j- ARSITY NOW-5th WEEK! TONIGHT at 8:00 ail Phone 954 144 LSD FfFSs reea-OIO.

KUULIIWI 2Cth GENTURY-FDX PRESENTS iiiinniKistriis if ail -feFE aaaeBRaaaBBHaBeBeaWSBBfettlW A pageant depicting the major periods in the development of Hawaiian music will be held at St. Louis High School Sunday and Monday. The Sunday performance will be a. highlight of the school's Parents and Teachers Guild Field Day. The Monday show will be at a school assembly.

Both events are part of the first May Festival to be held at St. Louis High School campus since 1949. The Field Day starts at 2 p.m., with dinner seryed at 5 p.m. and the show at 6 p.m. John Stone is Field Day chairman.

Participating in the pageant are members of the St. Louis Mixed Glee Club composed of students from St. Louis, Sacred Hearts Academy, Star of the Sea and St Francis Convent SchooL The program will feature the ancient "Hula Ala'apapa," during which old Hawaiian instruments will be used. The new Flint adventure -STARTS TOMORROW-GATES OPEN at 6:15 P.M. SHOW STARTS at DUSK I I caw-ra ADULT WESTERN Tvcsdn 3 SlMwiiMt 1:30 Pit.

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