George Burns was an American comedian, actor, and writer whose career spanned vaudeville, film, radio, and television. His signature arched eyebrow and punctuation of cigar smoke became familiar trademarks for over seventy years. Burns experienced a career resurgence beginning at age 79, which lasted until his death at 100.
Presenting Living it Up, The Third Time Around, Dr. Burn's Prescription for Happiness, and Dear George, a collection of George Burn's writings highlights his humorous reflections, personal anecdotes, and professional achievements.
The nonagenarian comedian draws on his own long-running career as an entertainer to discuss how to get ahead, how to deal with others, what he has learned about life, and his secrets for enjoying old age
The incredible George Burns celebrates his one hundredth birthday with a priceless gift to his fans - a collection of the stories that have made him one of America's national treasures. George Burns's career has spanned the history of modern show business: he has starred in big-time vaudeville; in radio, television, the movies, and the recording industry; and on the nightclub stage. His books have topped bestseller lists for years. Now this beloved show business centenarian serves up a treat for his fans in a book of his favorite and funniest stories, each and every one from his own private stock. From recollections of events in his past to tales about friends and performers who have crossed his path - including Al Jolson, Groucho Marx, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Ann-Margret, and Goldie Hawn - George Burns brings his unique, dry humor to each unforgettable story.