George Burns says, referring to the sub-

title of this book, They Still Love Me in

dltoona: "The reason I like it so much is

that it tells everybody that I m very much

alive and that I m still going to keep work-

ing in show business; and it has a nice,

small-time vaudeville feeling to it."

George Burns is busier today than he

has ever been. Winner of the Academy

Award for best supporting actor in The

Sunshine Boys, he is now touring the

world--performing, singing, and telling

stories that radiate the distinctive George

Burns genius. "George Burns played

Carnegie Hall Sunday night and won by a

resounding fourscore," reported the New

York Times recently. In London, his per-

formance received two standing ovations

from Princess Margaret and the entire

audience.

LIVING IT UP is George Burns broad

and deeply felt reflection on life. It is

written with the inimitable Burns style

and wit, rich in anecdotes and recollec-

tions of his show business career and

personal life. His brand of droll humor

comes through on every page as effectively

as it does on the stage. He even speaks of

his current amatory pursuits, saying, "I

don t want you to get the impression that

this book is only about young girls." Oh,