I'm George Burns, and I'm having a great deal with Frank Walker, Ray Noble and his orchestra, and Truman Bradley speaking.

I'm 100 million strong, and I'm right you can't go wrong, my friend, you're going wrong and wrong.

Thank you. Thank you very, very much.

Hello.

Well, I'm very happy to be here on Treasure Island at the San Francisco World's Fair.

So am I, you know, I'm not all my friend.

You know, George, I was born in San Francisco, as a matter of fact.

I will you, I keep it a secret.

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, he did. Why don't you drop it?

Yes, because it's my life's ambition.

You know, my whole family lives in San Francisco, but my daddy lives with my uncle in a house across the bay.

And he commutes them?

Yeah, every 10 years.

That's very interesting.

He's an old-fashioned man.

I know, I know.

Well, an old-fashioned after another.

Was your daddy born in San Francisco?

Yes, the South San Francisco.

South San Francisco.

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