Episode 06 · 1:55
The Coney Island Record
Archive footage from the summer Larry entered the history books.
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<iframe src="https://unclelarryadventures.com/embed/the-coney-island-record" title="The Coney Island Record — Uncle Larry Adventures" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen loading="lazy"></iframe>About “The Coney Island Record”
Archive footage from the summer Larry entered the history books. It's episode 6 of the Uncle Larry Adventures collection — a 1:55 cinematic short film starring Uncle Larry, the man who walks into rooms he was never invited to and walks out a legend (usually with sausage and peppers).
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- 1:55
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- Uncle Larry Adventures
Full transcript
History tells us sausage and peppers debuted at New York's Feast of San Gennaro in 1926. But history forgot one man. I have invented it. Cut those onions and peppers and cook those sausages. Nice going, Larry. Who wants to try my sausage and peppers? What are you doing? This is unbelievable. My dress! This is the most amazing meal I have ever had. Thank you, Larry. While it was a rough start for Larry, the people of New York loved his sausage and peppers and he became a hero. Thank you, Don Larry. As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster.
More Uncle Larry short films
Red Carpet Ready
Larry and Sally hit the Oscars red carpet in full black-tie style. Cameras flash, the crowd roars, and Larry proves a tuxedo pairs beautifully with supreme confidence.
Jungle Grill
Larry and Sally trek deep into the jungle and stumble into a gorilla family cookout. Sausage and peppers hit the campfire, the cooler gets raided, and Larry discovers he fits right in with the locals.
Mouse House Mayhem
Larry and Sally befriend one very hungry mouse at a sunset amusement park. A taste of spicy sauce sends their new pal racing for the nearest ride — and gives the whole park a fiery finale.
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Is it cheaper to make your own Italian sausage?
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