" THE OUTER ISLANDS " AMERICA! TV SHOW EPISODE HAWAII TRAVELOGUE 1960S MAUI, KAUAI XD51944

Published 2023-08-14

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One of the episodes in the series "America!" hosted by Jack Douglas, "The Outer Islands" takes the viewer on a first-hand tour of the Hawaiian archipelago. The film highlights the various national parks and scenic wonders of the bigger Hawaiian islands but more importantly the smaller islands. Maint titles -- quick clips of Mount Rushmore and other tourist sites across America (0:08). Camera peeks through trees to reveal Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head (0:38). Honolulu shoreline is decorated with hotels and resorts (0:47). Montage of clips of rugged nature: palm trees, desolate beaches, cliffs, waterfalls (0:49). Title page (1:10). Perhaps Lahaina Small Boat Harbor (1:15). Matson Line’s SS Lurline (1:26). Passengers board small boat to take them ashore to Lahaina, Maui (1:32). Hula dancers greet arrivals (1:40). Scenes from the Lahaina Whaling Spree parade and procession (1:48). Marching band of U.S. Marines (2:01). Three men dressed as pirates (2:04). Detailed replica of four-masted whaling ship (2:08). Chinese Dragon Dance (2:16). Crowd gathers at beard growing contest (2:38). Lahaina downtown shopping district (3:23). Old Lahaina Courthouse (3:27). Pioneer Inn (3:29). Hale Pa’ahao Prison and stone walls (3:44). Lahaina Banyan Tree (3:53). Exterior of Baldwin Home Museum (4:04). Larry Windler speaks to camera about history of Baldwin Home (4:22). Artifacts of Dr. Baldwin’s and scenes of home’s interior (4:58). Portrait of Dr. Dwight Baldwin (5:15). Shot of desolate Maui beach (5:23). Father and son duo fish from rocks (5:26). Iao Valley State Park sign amidst lush green backdrop (5:37). Various scenes of green covered mountains and streams from within Iao valley State Park (5:41). Iao Needle State Monument (6:11). Views of Haleakala National Park (6:21). Close up of Haleakala Silverswords (6:28). Haleakala crater (6:40). Small air taxi plane taking off from grass airfield (6:56). Molokai Mountains (7:10). Interview with Molokai resident Mr. William Carson detailing life and industry on the island (7:22-8:36). Tour of Puu O Hoku Hunting Lodge by owner Mr. George Murphy (8:39). Herd of Charolais cattle graze on mountain meadow (9:13). Prize winning Charolais cow (9:32). Desolate nature at Kukui Grove (9:55). Perhaps Hawaiian Airlines Convair 340 on airfield (10:09). Scenic views from airplane window: Kauai shoreline and coastal cliffs (10:22). Hanapepe Valley (10:30). Waimea Valley (10:35). Nepali cliffs (10:43). Honopu Valley/ “Valley of the Lost Tribe” (10:49). Wailua Falls (10:52). Kauai Surf Hotel on Kalapaki Beach (10:55). Spouting Horn Kauai (10:59). Green Carpet of Hanalei Valley (11:02). Close up view of Spouting Horn and explanation of the phenomenon (11:15). Waimea Canyon State Park: multicolored gorges, “Hawaii’s Grand Canyon” (11:48). Clips of heavy rainfall and fields of overgrown nature on Mount Waialeale (12:48). Rainbow stretches over the canyon (13:12). Close-up of Wailua Falls (13:22). Men come ashore at dusk on outrigger canoe to reenact torch lighting ceremony (13:36). Musical performance by Nelson Waikiki of song “Hula Omaki” (14:11). Shores of Kailua (14:53). Exterior and grounds of Mokuaikaua Church (14:59). Palm-shaded grounds and lava rock temples of Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park (15:23). Punaluu Black Sand Beach (16:12). Close-up of sand (16:44). Perhaps rock formations at Makole'a Black Sand Beach (16:47). Sites along Chain of Craters hike (17:18). Scenes from drive through Volcanoes National Park: steam arises from area covered by ferns and small trees (17:43). Effects of volcanic eruption: barren Ohia Forest and interview with park ranger William Rabenstein about eruption of Kīlauea Iki (18:05). Steaming caldera of Kilauea Crater (19:31). Naha Stone in front of the Hawaii County Library in Hilo (20:00). Kong’s Floraleigh Gardens: Nellie Morley orchids, pineapple orchid, anthuriums (20:17). Tourists swarm at Rainbow Falls (20:57). Akaka Falls State Park and waterfall (21:28). Golfing in Hawaii: camera pans Ka'anapali Golf Course designed by Robert Trent Jones (21:37). Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, coastline, and golf course (22:03). Waialae Country Club in Honolulu (22:31). Scene of open invitational golf tournament at Waialae Country Club (22:49).

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@earlyriser8998 11 months ago

Loved the film and the timing. I am a Periscope Patreon helping preserve this kind of content. And I donated to this worthy cause as we have been to Hawaii and the pictures of Lahaina before the fire were heartbreaking.

@leonisilva5571 11 months ago

Wonderful places! Thanks for posting it. Lots of prayer for Lahaina.

@skatpak2967 11 months ago

thank you for giving the proceeds to the people in need in Lahaina..im praying so hard for them GOD BLESS THEM ALL

@makaimaukahasopinions848 2 months ago

Aloha from the Big Island 🤙

@bzydad 11 months ago

So sad to see Lahaina now, prayers to the town and the people of Lahaina.

@user-wi9hv2pb2q 11 months ago

This is a lovely tribute. I hope it aids fundraising and relief efforts. The only good to come from natural disasters is how, in the face of such adversity, all peoples of the world have a way of coming together and assisting each other.

@bsteven885 11 months ago

Thank you Periscope for preserving a film showing the Hawaii most people haven't seen. Prayers 🙏 for all in Lahaina and other wildfire affected areas. From recent news reports (August 17, 2023), sparks from an electrical power line started the Lahaina fire. Hawaii has unfortunately dealt with the same drought conditions many other places have worldwide. 😢

@angelicareal7381 11 months ago

Thank you so much for uploading this video and doing this fundraiser for the people of Lahaina. Sad to know that the Baldwin House was burned to the ground but hopefully the Banyan Tree can be saved. My heart goes out to all affected by the fire.