Hull's Victory (Ed Larkin Dancers)

Where and When: Tunbridge (VT) World's Fair 2004
Prompter: Bill Mattoon
Music: Harold Luce, Donna Weston
Tune: Hull's Victory
Notes:
- Similar to the older version presented at RPDLW in 2009 but these rascals have inserted a swing!
- For the Larkin Dancers, "sashay the center" is a jaunty walk down the set, hands connected skater's waltz style; "sashay" does not mean "gallop" as it often does.
- The prompter, Bill Mattoon, is the great grandson of Ed Larkin. The Ed Larkin Dancers formed in 1934 and appeared that year at the Tunbridge World's Fair. With the exception of one year, they have appeared there every year since. They also performed at the World's Fair in New York in 1940 and 1964.

Dance instructions

Duple proper

A1	Actives right hand to partner, pass by (giving left hand to opposite sex neighbor) (4) And balance four in line (4) Turn out in your left hand (once around) (8)
A2	(Right hand to partner) and pass by (giving left hand to same sex neighbor) (4) Balance again (4) Turn your partner twice (swing) (8)
B1	Sashay the center (4), and back (4) Cast off (unassisted, facing partner throughout) (8)
B2	Right and left four (16)