Etymology: Madelaine, Madeleine, Madeline, Magdeleine... all come from Saint Mary Magdala. She was the sister of Lazarus, a friend of Jesus Christ. She lived in a village near the Sea of Galilee called Magdala (from ancient Hebrew Migdal, i.e. "towers" because ancient hebrews built towers to dry their fish). Magdala was recently re-discovered.
Section 2: Marche Back x 8 1, 2, 3, 4Back (x4) : RLRL 5, 6, 7, 8Back (x4) : RLRL
Section 3: Hitch ¼ turn, pose, hitch, pose; Vine to L 1, 2, 3, 4Hitch R ¼ turn to R, pose, Hitch L pose 5, 6, 7, 8Vine to R, together - Facing 3:00
Section 4 Hitch ¼ turn, pose, hitch, pose; Vine to L 1, 2, 3, 4Hitch R ¼ turn to R, pose, Hitch L pose 5, 6, 7, 8Vine to R, together - Facing 6:00
Tag (only if your version of the song has it) At end of wall 3, facing 6:00 (when the chorus sings "Go, Go, Go,...") Stomp R, Stomp L, Stomp R, pause Stomp R, Stomp L, Stomp R, pause
Restart Wall 4, Wall 5, Wall 6
At the end of Wall 6 your will be facing 12:00
Optional finale: full turn (on the last syllable of the lyrics: iiiiiin) 1step R foot ½ turn left 2step L foot back ½ turn left
Actually, the multiple versions of Elvis' renditions are not all the same:
there could be between 4 and 7 verses (even 8 when the quartet made a final instrumental ending),
their lyrics are not identical, etc.
some verses could be separated by an instrumental or vocal (chorus) break
etc.
The original and official version included, in the middle of the song, an instrumental break finishing by the words "Go, Go, Go, ...!" which induces a tag. It's why the tag is optional.
Moreover the number of walls will be varying according to the record you choose. But, as this choreography is a two-wall march (parade), according to the number of verses (odd or even) your dance will finish either at the 12:00-wall or at the 6:00-wall. For those who finish at the 6 o'clock-wall, I included an optional finale section.
