Reissue - 3 fold digipak with booklet.

Cinerama Orchestra and Alex North.

1958's South Seas Adventure was the fifth and last in a series of full-length documentaries designed especially for the 3-camera/3-projector Cinerama technology. The Cinerama Adventure was a new type of film that traded in big-name stars and plot in an attempt to give the audience a virtual reality-type experience, in this case, a trip in the South Seas. Although the Cinerama films have since become cult classics, the original soundtrack for the film was just one item in composer Alex North's hefty repertoire.

1. Journey To Hawaii
2. Ted And Kay (Love Theme)
3. Montage Spear Dance Song Of The Islands Tavega Voyage
4. Poi Dance And Hula Dancers
5. Head Divers
6. War Chant
7. King Neptune
8. Tonga
9. Credits
10. Fire Dance
11. Driving Through New Zealand
12. Click Go The Shears
13. Ma Ula Ula
14. Surf Riding
15. Messiah
16. Welcome
17. Kangaroos
18. Finale
SYNOPSIS - "South Seas Adventure" was the 5th in a series of feature-length documentaries designed to show off the wide-screen, three-projector Cinerama Process. Three writers and five directors pooled their talents for this breathtaking guided tour of the exotic South Seas. Much attention is expended upon Hawaii, which in 1958 was on the verge of statehood, a fact repeated over and over in the narration. Also given plenty of screen time are the island nations of Australia and Tonga. The music in South Seas Adventure was provided by Alex North; its narration was spoken by Orson Welles, Shepherd Mencken, Walter Coy and Ted de Corsia.