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1. Nov. 1989 · Gracie: A Love Story. Paperback – November 1, 1989. by George Burns (Author) 4.8 245 ratings. See all formats and editions. George Burns pays tribute to his partner, wife, and love of many decades, contrasting the zany, scatterbrained radio person she presented with her private self--an intelligent, caring, and devoted actress, wife, and mother.
- George Burns
Gracie: A Love Story by Burns, George. Publication date 1988 Publisher New York, N.Y. : G.P. Putnam's Sons Collection inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks; americana Contributor Halifax County Library System Language English. Access-restricted-i ...
Gracie: A Love Story. ISBN 13: 9780140126563. Gracie: A Love Story - Softcover. Burns, George. 4. 3,269 ratings by Goodreads Softcover ISBN 10: 0140126562 ISBN 13: 9780140126563. Publisher: Penguin Books, 1989. This specific ISBN edition is currently not ...
Gracie: A Love Story. Audio Cassette – Abridged, Oct. 1 1989. by George Burns (Author) 214. See all formats and editions. This story brings to life the charming woman who was smart enough to become the dumbest woman in show business, told with intimacy and humor by the man who loved her most--her husband George Burns. 2 cassettes.
- George Burns
Her name was Gracie Allen, but she was on a first-name basis with America. There was only one Gracie, and Gracie: A Love Letter is the story of her life, as told by the only person who could, George Burns. Brings to life the charming woman who was smart enough to become the dumbest woman in show business history. 16 pages of photos.
1. Jan. 1988 · In this book George Burns tells the story. His wife Gracie Allen was one of the best comedians of the time. Audiences loved Gracie before they loved Lucy. We might not remember today that in 1940, as a publicity stunt, Gracie Allen ran for president. She threw her hat in the ring- literally-and became the candidate for the Surprise Party.
- George Burns
23. Aug. 2021 · George Burns pays tribute to his partner, wife, and love of many decades, contrasting the zany, scatter-brained radio person she presented with her private self--an intelligent, caring, and devoted actress, wife, and mother
