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It’s been many years since nightlife entrepreneur Jack Cione made headlines in Honolulu, but there was a time when his risk-taking approach to entertainment left an indelible impression. Proud of his tagline as “creator of Hawaii’s original naked waiters revue,” Cione died Oct. 1 in Honolulu, at age 97.
Cione was already a veteran producer of nightclub stage shows when he set up shop in Honolulu. His scantily clad performers prompted arrests for “obscenity” that generated much publicity but no convictions.
