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14:51Each year, thousands of fun and sun-worshipping vacationists flock to the Hawaiian Islands.
14:58Eight semi-tropical islands nestled like sparkling gems in the languid waters of the Blue Pacific.
15:07On reaching Hawaii, one of the first historic landmarks to greet the visitors' eager eyes is Dazzling Diamond Head.
15:20The trip is complete when the ship anchors in picturesque Pearl Harbor.
15:30Chains of flowers, called lays, are placed over the tourists' heads by beautiful native girls who turn out to welcome
15:38the visitors.
15:40Ha-cha-cha-cha-cha!
15:43This is humiliating!
15:47Once settled, the holiday-hungry tourist immediately changes to a gay, colored, floral-designed aloha shirt.
16:00Perhaps the most glamorous beach in the world is Waikiki Beach,
16:05where the national sport of Hawaii, surfboard riding, is tried by both beginner and expert.
16:19Moanaloa is but one of the island's still-active volcanoes.
16:28One of Hawaii's main crops is canned pineapple.
16:34The most popular native dish is poi, once prepared by natives' pounding taro roots with a stone pestle.
16:47Today, poi is manufactured in gleaming modern factories and is untouched by human hands.
16:59No visit to Hawaii is complete without attending a luau, or native feast.
17:07No visit to Hawaii is complete without attending a luau, or native feast.
17:27Music is usually furnished by native musicians, who add a modern touch to the ensemble by including an electric-steel
17:35guitar.
17:41And now we invite you folks to join in the festivities as we sing Blue Hawaii.
17:48Just follow the bouncing ball.
17:58The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
18:09Love you and rule Hawaii.
18:15With all this love we dare, there should be love.
18:27Come with me, while the moon is on the sea.
18:33The night is young, and so are we.
18:45Dreams come true in blue Hawaii.
18:52And mine could all come true, this magic night of night with you.
19:01Confused in the air, and rare flowers everywhere.
19:11And white shadows we could share, and white dekees.
19:19But skies, full of stars, and salt are a naked town.
19:29It seems to me, only a referee.
19:45The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
19:57The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
20:08The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
20:24The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
20:43The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
20:53The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
21:18The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
21:24The night is heavenly, and you are heaven to be you.
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22:18Okay, take her away
22:22Steady now, easy does it
22:45I christen thee
22:47The Jungle Ark
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24:03Hooray!
24:05It ain't gonna rain no more.
24:07So how about you folks joining in and singing that grand old song?
24:12Just follow me.
24:16Oh, it ain't gonna rain no more, no more.
24:19It ain't gonna rain no more.
24:21But how in the world can the old folks tell?
24:23It ain't gonna rain no more.
24:25When Mr. Noah built the ark, he said it was his duty.
24:29He saved the birds and beasts and bugs, but why did he save the cootie?
24:34Oh, it ain't gonna rain no more, no more.
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24:38But how in the world can the old folks tell?
24:40It ain't gonna rain no more.
24:44Oh, the night was dark and dreary.
24:47The air was full of sleet.
24:49The old man stood out in the storm.
24:51His shoes were full of feet.
24:53Oh, it ain't gonna rain no more, no more.
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25:17But how in the world can the old folks tell?
25:32It ain't gonna rain no more, no more.
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25:56But how in the world can the old folks tell?
26:07So I stood up and let the beach sit where I sat down.
26:11Oh, it ain't gonna rain no more, no more.
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26:16But how in the world can the old folks tell?
26:18It ain't gonna rain no more.
26:22Oh, I got a gal with big blue eyes and the sweetest fruity lips.
26:27But she ain't got no more pepper than a garter snake has hips.
26:31Oh, it ain't gonna rain no more, no more.
26:34It ain't gonna rain no more.
26:35But how in the world can the old folks tell?
26:38It ain't gonna rain no more.
26:42Now I hope I'm not misleading.
26:45For I try to make it play.
26:47That even though your skies are dark, it ain't gonna rain.
26:51Oh, it ain't gonna rain no more, no more.
26:54It ain't gonna rain no more.
26:56But how in the world can the old folks tell?
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