Lure of the Islands 1942

David Matzenik · From: Cairns, on the Coral Sea

This slapstick comedy was released by the long defunct Monogram studio. The humour is juvenile, but those interested in Hapa-Haole music will find some redeeming elements. Steel guitar of very nice tone is used from the opening seconds and in several parts including a jaunty number played over the final credits. Odetta and Kahala Bray are featured dancers, and as they worked with Harry Owens in Hollywood at the time, I am going to suggest the steel-player was Freddie Tavares.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wfh4tFxkoI
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Andrea Tazzini · From: Massa, Italy

Hello David, thanks for sharing!

Jeremy DeHart · From: North Carolina, USA

Thatâ€™s good stuff David!

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