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No Trouble at All The Magazine of Clogging Since 1983 TIMES www.doubletoe.comDOUBLETOE September 2012 No Trouble at All When the recently released Clint Eastwood Film “The Trouble with the Curve” needed cloggers for an important scene between co-stars Amy Adams and Justin Timberlake, eight talented cloggers stepped up gladly to create one of the most memorable moments of the picture. July/AugustDOUBLETOE 2010 Clogging Group Trips In This Issue September 2012 Lee Froehle has been coordinating clogging trips and Index .........................................................................................2 tours for more than a decade and has taken her own Editorial “Changing Channels” ...........................................4 groups to Europe, Disney and around the U.S. She Calendar of Events ...................................................................In This Issue6 has also organized Clogging Expos for over 1,000 VirginiaIndex ......................................................................................... Clogger Dorothy Stephenson ........................82 people in Washington, DC, plus Hawaii. Ireland, Cherryholmes Interview ................................................14 Scotland and more. Whether you are a small group DancersEditorial “Politicalin Action Winds”Photo Contest ................................................ ..............................234 wanting a fun trip, a cruise for a few families or a ChoreographyCalendar of Events “Get .............................................................Back” 6 large studio wanting a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, by Susie Blankenship, TX ...........................................24 Lee can arrange performances and tours just for you! ChoreographyNo Trouble At All“Love Potion # 9” by Barry Welch, CA......................................................26 Lee Froehle 614-580-1950 Cloggers get scene in new Eastwood film ............. 8 Choreography “All Night Long” [email protected] Cloggers by John inPryor, the Spotlight TX .........................................................28 Choreography “High Hopes” byAubrey Mary Atwater Smith, VA ............................................................. .......................................................3018 Choreography “If“We Heaven Got it Ain’tAll in Alot the Country”Like Dixie” by Jean Moeller, TX .....................................................32 Choreography by Alex Shaleen, “Can’t MN Back ................................................... Down” 20 Choreography by Maria Tucker, “Suntan UT .................................................... City” 34 Choreography “Little Bit of Life” by MaxineDustin Stephan, Wallis, KS IN ................................................... .................................................3622 InstructorsChoreography and “Minnie’s Dancers Yoo Directory Hoo” ..........................26 Advertising by Libbi Baldwin & Lori Index Cannon, TX ....................... 24 Lee’s Clogging Events ........................................................2 Instructors and Dancer Directory ............................ 25 Midsouth Footwear ............................................................3 America’s Clogging Hall of Fame CLOGGING CRUISES, Competition Calendar .......................................................Advertising Index4 STOMP,Lee Froehle the CloggingMusical .......................................................... Trips ..............................................52 FESTIVALS, TOURS, The Carolina Opry ...............................................................5 StevensMidSouth Clogging Footwear Supplies ........................................................... ..............................................93 PARADES & MORE! IndianaAmerica’s Fall Clogging Classic CloggingHall of Fame Championships .......11 Oktober(CLOG)fest ..........................................................13 CCA Calendar Vegas ofInvitational Events .......................................................... Competition ........................154 DoubletoeIndiana Fall Times Classic Magazine Clogging .......................................... Championships ..........175 2011 Hawaii Clogging Expo..................................18-19 CloggingOktoberCLOGfest Cruise to ............................................................. 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