W-4—INDEPENDENT-PRESS TELEQRAM UnB Bcl1 *«lt;**• lt;*lt;• iIVITS THE HULLY GULLY\ ■SeeCover.Page15f FART STARTKICKHs■. ie Fancy(Continued from Page W-l)There arc many variations to the Hully Guily, - whether danced' in formation - orcoupies.Especially suitable for parties* it's'very popular irt the South; is becoming increasingly popular on the West Coast.The following dance description, as taught at Arthur Murry School of Dancing, is the version done in Miami, where the dance originated.Use medium Jitterbug or Twist music; do all step movements to quick beats. Follow the foot patterns shown a? left and swing out: .FIRST PART Move backward on left foot (see No. 1) Move backward on right foot (No. 2) Move backward on left foot (No. 3)Lift right foot and KICK (as in Conga);’ clap hands (No. 4)Move right foot to right side (No. 5) Bring left foot up to right foot (No. 6) Move right fcot to right side (No. 7)Lift left fool and kick; clap (No. 8)Move left font to left side (No, 9)Bring right foot up to left (No. 10)Move left foot to left side (No. II)Lift right foot and kick; clap hands (No. 12). KICK/sts\Repeal exercise saying: Back, back, back, kick (clap bands). Side, together, side, kick; (clap). Side, together; side, kick (clap). /* * - * ’THAT'MASTERED; itV time to try. the second part.. (Footwork shown at right). It goes like so: ‘ r * fSECOND PART Step [n place on right foot (see No. 1) . Step in place on left foot (No, 2)Step forwurd on right foot (No. 3). Hop .forward on right foot (6 inches); keep left foot off floor (No. 4)Step forward on left foot .{No. 5)Hop forward. on left foot (6 inches), keeping right foot off floor (No, 6)Step forward on right foot (No. 7)Hop forward right on right foot, do one-quarter turn clockwise (No. 8) ‘Repeat part two, saying: in-place, in-place., . . forward-hop: for ward-hop; forward-turn.Now repeat part 1 .and part 2 (to music) saying: back, back, back, kick . . . side, together; side; kick * . , 'side, together; side, kick . . . in-place, in-place . * . forward-hop, forward-hop, fcrward’tura,YOU HAVE now done the full Hully Gully step and have completed a one-quarter turn to the right. If you repeat the full Hully Gully step again, you’ll be making another right turn. Keep repeating until end of record. That learned, try out some impersonations —like the Marilyn Monroe walk, Frankenstein, Groucho Marx or the Lone Ranger (see cover page).Participants have a great deal of fun, too, using their own-ingenuity in depicting characters in the way they walk-walk. They may also be called upon just to “bug”-—doing anything original they wish; not interpreting a character, but perhaps another dance—like the Twist or Rhumba.Learn the basic steps—and give it a whirl at your next party.2ND PARTTURNFORWARDPUSHFORWARDPOSHFORWARD