So David the Paracast with your host, Jane Steinberg and David Beetti.

So David, ever hear of Al Kelly?

Al Kelly?

Yes.

Is this a guy related to that R. Kelly hip-hop artist?

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Al-Cellie was a former vaudeville- type comedian who had one schick.

Now, in those days of vaudeville, which is before your time, before my time, even amazingly enough.

And I know you're laughing because you're not sure about this.

Well, I thought you were about 400 years old.

Aren't you like a vampire?

Well, I didn't want to tell our listeners.

We'll show on vampirism later.

We can't scare them yet. Yeah, we shouldn't want to tell our listeners. We'll do a show on vampirism. We can't scare them yet.

Yeah, we shouldn't scare them yet.

This is our first show to be heard at a Las Vegas traditional terrestrial radio station, KLAV.

I don't want people to assume we're that crazy.

Let them listen to a few episodes before they realize that.

Al Kelly was this former

vaudeville comedian and in vaudeville you could have one schick, you know, do one thing that lasts

maybe five minutes and make a career of it because there wasn't television or radio where

you'd have to have new material every week or every day. So he'd come on a show or go on stage, and he was a double talk expert.

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