Hawaiian Harmony Kings- KUOA, 1940s

Photograph

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Tontitown Historical Museum

Hawaiian Harmony Kings: In this black-and-white photograph, three musicians from the band "Hawaiian Harmony Kings" are joyously seated with their instruments; the person on the left plays an acoustic guitar while smiling directly at the camera, the middle person manages another string instrument, possibly a fiddle guitar, and the person on the right skillfully strums a ukulele; all three wear leis and are dressed in formal shirts with bow ties, exuding a blend of elegance and casual Hawaiian charm.
Hawaiian Harmony Kings

In this black-and-white photograph, three musicians from the band "Hawaiian Harmony Kings" are joyously seated with their instruments; the person on the left plays an acoustic guitar while smiling directly at the camera, the middle person manages another string instrument, possibly a fiddle guitar, and the person on the right skillfully strums a ukulele; all three wear leis and are dressed in formal shirts with bow ties, exuding a blend of elegance and casual Hawaiian charm.

Name/Title

Hawaiian Harmony Kings- KUOA, 1940s

Entry/Object ID

TMA-2008-58-044

Description

b/w repro; 3 young men, all wearing trousers, & bowties w/ leis around their necks, sitting in chairs; 2 men hold guitars, one strums ukelele

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Black and White

Subject Place

County

Washington County

State/Province

Arkansas

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Context

Friends of Mantegani family who preformed at their house on occasion

Collection

Dorothy Bersi Kever Collection

Category

digital print
Graphic Documents, Documentary Objects, 08: Communication Objects

Update Date

July 30, 2026