100 Years 100 Stories
100 Years 100 Stories by George Burns is a collection published by Putnam Adult on January 26, 1996, featuring 214 pages in English. This book celebrates the centennial of the renowned comedian, presenting a selection of his favorite and funniest stories. It includes reminiscences about his own life, as well as anecdotes involving friends, family, and colleagues, offering a glimpse into the experiences that shaped his career.
Readers will find a blend of humor and personal reflection throughout the narratives, showcasing Burns’ unique perspective as an entertainer in the United States. The stories provide insight into his life and the relationships he cherished, making this edition a notable contribution to the understanding of his legacy. The book’s dimensions are 7.42 inches in height and 5.22 inches in length, with a weight of 0.75 pounds, making it a convenient read for fans of comedy and entertainment history.
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The great comedian celebrates his one hundredth birthday with a selection of his favorite and funniest stories that include reminiscences about his own past and anecdotes about friends, family, and colleagues. 300,000 first printing. $250,000 ad/promo.
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