Sweeping into Office

Hello, some my friends, the Heinz Honey and Armin Cream Program. I'm George Burns and Heinz Honey Grace Dion with Frank Parker Ray Noble and his orchestra and Truman Bradley speaking. A hundred million songs like You Can't Correct me!

Thank you! Thank you very much! Hello? Well, I'm very happy to be here on Treasure Island at the Samper System World's Face. I'm still in mind. You know I've met all my friends. You know, George, I was born in San Francisco.

As an honorist. I know you, I'd keep it a secret. Well, that's right, George. You know, as my daddy said, when he first saw me, why bring that up? Well, then let's drop it. Yeah, you did.

Why do you put that? Yes, sir. It's my life, I'm patient. You know, my whole family is in San Francisco, but my daddy lives as my uncle in a house that's supposed to be. And he commutes, huh?

Yeah, every 10 years. That's very interesting. He's a nice fashion man. I know, I know. What are you passionate about? Was your daddy born in San Francisco? Yes, south San Francisco. South San Francisco. Have you always been this busy great?

Well, I got that way from following you, my daddy. But yeah. Well, at least your daddy has a good point. But don't mind George folks. He's a Los Angeles boy. Well, well, well, well, isn't that market street done?

I mean, you can't. I'm not a Los Angeles boy. I was born on the outskirts of Los Angeles, Boston. Oh, I think it's terrific. You know, Gracie, there are 40,000 beautiful girls here. Frank, what are you up to? 3,634.