Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-02-16 | Page 16 | [Untitled]

Strange as It Seems By John Ilix V I lint AfltKU.PWtBU ( I I 111,111 pyOMNUMM4 A J 1 llll. HI WHMTHANI . l Iv AsAi ! J ui.ui.tii.m k n.ui.iiLui.m K.y I h MILUI.ill.lll.lA HAP If hon UTFom unptH WM frfl VJnJM0tP'Wthxr,Ht1HH . (iTl irnrnCw' 1 1fc WllU HUIAOA " - HAWAIIAN yj) THE Hl'LA HULA ... If you ar planning trip to Hawaii, don't expect to ae tha native girl dance the "real Hawaiian hula hula," beca.ua It la not an Hawaiian dance it la tha Americanized venion of the beautiful lland folk dance which are known almply aa "hula," the native word for "dance." Hula hula, therefore, would mean aomething like "dance dance." Of Polyneaian origin, the Hawaiian hula la often done with the dancer aeatad. Graceful movement of tha hand, each with a definite meaning, accompanying the ainglng of tome folk tory, o that actually It la a form of tha art of atory telling with geature. Copyright 13. for The Telegram