Micky’s Wild Hawaiian HolidayInfoInfo In January Micky, Sammy, Chip Douglas, their good friend and Monkee photog, Henry Diltz, took off for a week of relaxing in Hawii [sic]. They spent most of their time reading, sleeping, resting.Info Chip Douglas’ parents invited the four of them to stay at their home, in the background, which sits right on the beach. They loved this and could be free from fan scenes for a few days.Info Micky almost forgot he was a Monkee until Chip’s neighbors asked for autographs, though Mick never minds this.Info [Above], Micky enjoys some exotic native food at his favorite restaurant called the “Seaview Inn.” The restaurant is run by several little Japanese women and the whole gang got to be good friends and they had a ball each time they would visit.Info Micky and Sammy celebrated New Year’s Eve at a party at Cyrus’ home. Cyrus used to be in the MFQ with Chip and Henry. About 11 o’clock everyone starts setting off firecrackers, so they all watched the flashing lights until midnight. Cyrus’ house sits high on a hill so they could watch all the festivities in the city below.Info Swimming, skin diving and lying on the beach took up most of their daytime hours. During this week Micky really got to see a different Hawaii than the tourists and he really fell in love with the islands. He hopes to return.InfoInfoInfo For part of the week they all stayed at a sugarcane plantation as the guests of the owner. While there they also visited a pineapple plantation. You can see Micky in the pineapple field, above. Micky says trip to Hawaii was best holiday he’s ever had!Magazine: Tiger BeatEditor: Ann MosesPublished: April 1968Volume: 3Issue: 8Publisher: Laufer Publishing CompanyPages: 10–12Chip DouglasCyrus FaryarFoodHawaiiHenry DiltzMicky DolenzModern Folk QuartetNew Year’s EveSamantha Juste DolenzSeaview InnSwimmingTravel