Larry Rolla – Against All Odds – An Evening At La Cage



Larry Rolla – Against All Odds – An Evening At La Cage
Based on the Book “Against All Odds” by Larry Rolla View the Podcast Series Here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoemFyTB0pmwmBLJaaybOWocF9hk1w46F

Podcast 18

Larry reminisces about the glamorous days of Hollywood and the unforgettable experiences he had while bringing the renowned show, “An Evening at La Cage,” to life in Florida. Get ready to be transported to the golden age of entertainment, where stars like Milton Berle, Sinatra, and Johnny Carson were regulars at the original iconic Cabaret.

Larry’s adventures didn’t stop there. He faced adversity head-on when he had to rescue his beloved crew from a dangerous encounter with locals, all while dealing with the challenges of operating in the heart of the Bible Belt.

But the drama doesn’t end here! Larry shares his intriguing encounter with a bank official, bidding wars, and a suspenseful cliffhanger that leaves you on the edge of your seat.

Join us every week as Larry unravels his life’s incredible stories, showcasing the power of determination and the ability to overcome even the most daunting odds. Don’t miss out on Larry’s extraordinary journey – subscribe, like, share, and ring the bell to stay updated on “Against All Odds.” Tune in, and let Larry take you on an unforgettable ride through his remarkable life.

00:00:00 Intro
00:01:14 Out to California
00:01:19 Lou Paciocco
00:01:22 Evening at La Cage
00:02:10 Milton Berle Party At La Cage
00:02:47 Milton Berle and Larry
00:06:51 Larry Gets Rights to Evening at La Cage
00:07:38 Found a Place in Kisseme FL
00:20:06 Resolution Trust Company
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The Against All Odds podcast is a true story of one man’s ride through the tainted world of horse racing – a world riddled with greed, corruption, celebrities, drugs, sex and the Mob.

Larry Rolla was a talented, respected trainer who invented new ways to fix aging and injured racehorses. Despite his success, his demons and his association with the Mob both helped and destroyed his life. He was involved with every phase of Thoroughbred and Standardbred racing, seen it all and done it all, learned how to duck and dive and live through it all. He is a unique man whose past most would not survive. More importantly, he was an extremely compassionate guy who took people with damaged lives and helped them as well, if he could. He liked fixing things that needed fixing.

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  1. I just read the article of what really happened. Just google Larry Rolla and Female Impersonators. There's an article in the Orlando Sentinel. Larry went broke and a bunch of the performers did not get paid, including Gary. Man that Gary can't catch a break. Apparently he was a wonderful Joan Rivers impersonator with a lot of bad luck. First he gets the shit kicked out of him at a. Waffle House and then is paycheck bounces. Ouch! One of the performers listed in the article disputes Larry's claim that the place was sold out every night. Sometimes just 20 people showed up. Maybe the other 230 forgot they had tickets. That happened to me once for a Cure Concert. Anyways another great story by Larry that may or may not be true. I'm still trying to sort out the Stu Ungar controversy. You gotta love the idea that Larry dumped a million dollars (allegedly) in a place that he didn't own. They teach you to do that on the first day of business school.

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