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Gracie ['greisi]

n. 格雷西(Grace的异体)(f.)

gracie

[ noun ]
United States comedienne remembered as the confused but imperturbable partner of her husband, George Burns (1906-1964)
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Burns, author of the best-selling novel "Gracie: A Love Story," about his late wife Gracie Allen, planned to formally announce the gift to reporters later in the day.
Burns, author of the best-selling novel "Gracie: A Love Story," about his late wife Gracie Allen, planned to formally announce the gift to reporters later in the day.
Koch and Dukakis met for nearly an hour Wednesday night at Gracie Mansion, the mayor's residence.
Telephone messages for comment left Saturday at the offices of 20th Century Fox, Gracie Films and Brooks were not immediately retuirned.
"George's career had gone way down since Gracie (Allen) died in 1964," Fein recalled. "He worked very little.
Mandela began his day with an impromptu breakfast-hour stroll through a park adjacent to Gracie Mansion, where he is staying with the mayor.
President Bush beat the drum for Republican candidates from the Mississippi Gulf Coast to Gracie Mansion Thursday, ending up by urging New Yorkers to vote for "America's greatest crime-fighter" _ mayoral hopeful Rudolph Giuliani.
By 17, he was principal comic in touring revues put on by Archie Pitt, to whom comedian Gracie Fields was once married.
I believe I'm going to get around." George Burns, who for years urged his wife and partner in comedy Gracie Allen to "Say goodnight, Gracie," still has something to say to her 24 years after her death.
I believe I'm going to get around." George Burns, who for years urged his wife and partner in comedy Gracie Allen to "Say goodnight, Gracie," still has something to say to her 24 years after her death.
He replaces the often acerbic Ed Koch and will surely bring a new style of leadership to Gracie Mansion.
Reagan said Ailey had "brought a new vocabulary to American dance." _ Comedian George Burns, who starred with his wife, Gracie Allen, in the Burns and Allen comedy show on radio and television from 1932 to 1958.
George, a Canada goose, is hung up on a black cow named Gracie in an odd- couple courtship rivaling that of Jessica the cow and her moose.
The last major storm to blow ashore in South Carolina was Gracie in 1959, which struck near Beaufort with winds of more than 100 mph, leaving 22 dead and $14 million in damage.
Radio buffs can hear President Roosevelt's Fireside Chats, Gracie Allen and George Burns, or Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Companion.
"We enjoy coming here," said Gracie Gallegos, who augments her salary as a school secretary in Crystal Springs, Texas, by working two to three weeks each summer in the Minnesota sugar beet fields.
"I talk to her," Burns says in this week's issue of People magazine. "I tell her what I'm doing." Burns says death holds no terror, because "I know Gracie's up there.
The 92-year-old comic speaks from experience; he was married for 38 years to his show business partner, Gracie Allen.
Instinctively he pursued both popularity and quality: Albert Chevalier, Gracie Fields, Will Hay, and Marie Lloyd appeared regularly on his bills. Before the second world war he began to concentrate on cinema, building the Granada chain.
The scene took place Monday in the basement press room of Gracie Mansion, with the mayor, playing himself, fending off a bunch of reporters during a news conference.
Gracie Films will collect a fee and keep a percentage of the profits.

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