- Title : I Love Her, That's Why!: An Autobiography
- Author : George George Burns
- Rating : 4.74 (991 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-11-2
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 302 Pages
- Asin : 152320091X
- Language : English
Included are 16 pages of illustrations. The book begins with Burns' childhood and early struggles in vaudeville before he meets Gracie Allen. From humble beginnings in New York, Burns and Allen went on to become much-loved stars of stage, radio, television, and the big-screen, one of the few entertaine
Included are 16 pages of illustrations. The book begins with Burns' childhood and early struggles in vaudeville before he meets Gracie Allen. From humble beginnings in New York, Burns and Allen went on to become much-loved stars of stage, radio, television, and the big-screen, one of the few entertainers to be successful in each venue. I Love Her, That's Why!, first published in 1955, is an entertaining look at the life and career (to 1955) of comedian George Burns and his wife Gracie Allen. George Burns, born in 1896, passed away at age 100 in 1996. Burns then details his efforts to win her affections; their marriage and adoptions of two children; radio, film, and TV productions (including the script of a 1955 show for their television series). Gracie Allen preceded him in death, passing away in 1964.Therefore, these various dress descriptions that he refers to above would also have to include those taken from an earlier occasion(s) by someone else, most likely referring back to the puzzling prior private notes of Fr. He LOOOOOOOVES it. There was only one person so the name can not carry an s. I was extremely happy to read his thoughts on fascia as well as his treatment of biotensegrity and how it relates to creating an omni-directional structure, or the Chinese concept pf Peng. A dog she names Winn-dixie, because of Winn-dixie Opal wants to learn everything about her mother. There are themes, but no repeats.This time Alex and Sarah are settled, living quietly together and trying to forge a new life in the aftermath of their extreme feat of endurance. But a case could not be made (p.155), and the suspect returned to jail in Illinois. You will love this one.Chloe Conrad is out to find out who killed her sister. This is chiefly done by narrowly fixating and obsessing on a few disjointed and enigmatic entries (that are in the minority), that appeared in the skeptical local parish priest's early private notes, that were reproduced many decades later in some of the earliest documents of DCDFVol I. This person wa
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