And now live from Level Five productions on the Island of Mileronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who's always wanted to make his own house key. Hi folks and welcome back to the Larry Miller show.

I'm Larry Miller but in a way aren't we all and boy oh boy it's never been a prettier

summer day than here on Miller Ronia today and I know I know I create the weather here and I punish people who don't do a good job at it.

I know, but it's still worth saying thank you because they do a great job.

Today is gorgeous here and the Colonel and I and our doggies here and my wife are in

well. We love being on Miller Ronia. True, I love Stately Miller Manor back on the

mainland, but boy we have a gorgeous house here too and everyone is so friendly

and of course they'd better be

But I don't know why I enjoy so much

Making things boy suddenly very cruel

But you know what it's it gorgeous here, and it's wonderful to be here every day.

And it makes me happy.

As of course the music makes me happy, that's the Alfred E. Newman Orchestra, and the Butterfly McQueen

dancers featuring Boy Tinner Brad Simpson asking the musical question, since musicals are largely a thing of the past are there any triple threats in

Hollywood today and was there ever a quadruple threat? Wow, good question Brad.

Now let me just let you know folks that in case you don't know those phrases, a triple threat

was really big and important in Hollywood since the beginning,

and especially through the 30s, 40s, 50s, and especially those days

because a triple threat was someone man or woman

who could act and sing and dance and boy those studio heads really put them to work

learning those things they were all talented but boy they could really hoof when they when they needed to and

that's a triple threat and then well as Brad said here and was there ever a

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