A picture postcard look at Hawaii is what we get in this James A. FitzPatrick short subject with Hawaiian chants in the background as he narrates in his usual dry style a brief history of the island.
It begins with some landmark sights in Honolulu, the capitol, with a look at the imposing Tower of Aloha before switching to some natives wearing colorful capes that were worn by the Kings of Hawaii; then we see the coloring of coral; women making floral wreaths to greet visitors; a few glimpses of dances to demonstrate the various hulas of Polynesian life; and an interesting shot of Waikiki Beach with Diamond Head mountains looming in the background.
The short closes with the narrator saying something about the crescent waves and the turquoise sea as the sun sets on the island paradise.
Mention is made of the U.S. Naval Station which would later undergo attack at Pearl Harbor, but it is not shown at all.