FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - San Diego #1 (Patti Page, Karen Black, etc.)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard, where we set out to remember and celebrate the lives of those who lived to entertain us, by visiting their final resting places. Today we're heading south to San Diego, where we'll find such stars as Patti Page, Karen Black, Bobby Driscoll, and many more.
Full list of stars visited today:
Paul Tanner, Junior Seau, Susan Morrow, John & Pearl Early, Dick Simmons, Merritt Bohn, Bobby Driscoll, Karen Black, Lloyd Haynes, Jonas Salk, Dorothy Kelly, Milburn Stone, Billy Daniels, Violet La Plante, Patti Page, Ray Kroc, Sheila Darcy, Preston Foster.
Thanks to our Patreon supporters, who help make these videos possible: Janet Elliot, Shawndelle Young, Trish McFerran, Victoria Waldock, Charles Whelan, Marcos M, Scott DeVane, Danielle Tripodi, Deb Blissick, Eve Devinsky, Jennifer Hall, Shannon Mead, Kim Friberg, Mary Dolan, Mario Tavena, Ron, Fred Rodriguez, Karen Mikulka, Ashley Goddard, Charlie Clother, Lisa Williams, Jane Cuthbertson, MariaElena Gonzalez, David Silver, Lady Diana, Eric Farque, Jett, David Wlodarczyk, Jamie Hughes, Mark Savino, James Kirk, Nicolas Co, Marc Smiley, Ginger Fitts, Christopher Langley, Michael Holt, Nancy Finn, Russell Floyd Dymond, Blake Changnon, Denise Saterfield, Doug Chatman, Michael Stanley Klimczak, Kaz Yates, Jen Girouard, James Delk, Jessy Schaffer, Ray Everett, Anka Terry, Bree B., Lynn Eades, Michael Bawden, Jim, Roger Beard, Warren Butler, Sue Jordan, Sally Dupuis, Ben Cormier, Kimberly Klaus, NWOZ007, Rob Torrey, Henry Vinson, Matthew Henriksen, Scott Spencer, Glenn Weyhausen, and Jason Young.
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Written & Produced by Arthur Dark
Music by Giuseppe Vasapolli
Additional music via the UA-cam Library
Disclaimer: Tour videos are independently produced, and are not endorsed by the respective cemetery. When visiting a cemetery, do so only during regular visiting hours, take only pictures, and leave only approved grave offerings. Be courteous and respectful of both the living and the dead. In deference to families of those profiled herein, any requests to remove profiles by family members of the individual will be honored.
Profile images courtesy of: Wikimedia Commons, public domain searches, and fair use promotional material. Polio images by Yousuf Karsh, and Boston Children's Hospital Archive.
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I truly don’t understand why this channel doesn’t have more subscribers, let alone already be at/passed 1 million subscribers. Not only do we get to see where many late famous people are laid to rest, but the facts behind each one are so interesting. You don’t even have to know any of them to enjoy the videos. I always have my notifications on and I get so excited when a new one is posted. One of my favorite channels❤️
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Least favorite words to hear: And that concludes our tour
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Funny, I was going to say.... the two words I hate to hear together,
“And Finally”
how about "and now President Trump will say a few words ..."?
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Karen Black to me is most famous for her role in Trilogy of terror where she was chased around by the now famous Zuni Idol
I was watching that last week on UA-cam.
Love that movie! Karen was a great actress.
She was such an amazing actress! She scared the heck out of me; during that movie!
That movie still scares me lol she was great in it!
that movie terrified me. I had to sleep with a light on for weeks.
The fact Junior Seau is gone and his parents are still alive is very sad. Bobby Driscoll's death is so tragic. I loved Karen Black...hot and mysterious.
Remember Karen from Day of the Locust (1975). Bizarre role for her -- bizarre movie in general. Also in Hitchcock's Family Plot.
@@ericthered760 Easy Rider.........Too............Played a Hooker.........Love her................
*HOLLYWOOD IS DEAD*
All the Stars Fell...
Like A meteorite Shower BRIGHT Burning embers fade To black!
*Dust to Dust* People!
WE HAVE Evolved to Higher Level of #CONSCIOUS
Might say we OUT GREW Hollywood, it's no longer needed! Unless immature & Many are Child like!
Thanks for thinking of us though!
@@jennyhildebrand9335 I agree and disagree with you. The famous people of today has no class and I can only think of a handful that I would walk across the street to shake hands with. But if we're talking Cary Grant, Humphrey Bogart, Dean Martin or some of the shaping stars, that would be a different story. But beautiful comment, very nicely said!
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Thank you, Arthur, for visiting Junior Seau. He was one of my favorite players growing up, and I was ecstatic when my favorite team, the Patriots, signed him. May he rest in peace.
I love the history part of it. My father, may he RIP, grew up during the vaudeville days. He used to watch the old movies on tv.
I love it also for the history and finding out what i did not know about a lot of the graves that are visited!
Poor Bobby Driscoll-such a sad story. As a Disney fan, I'd love to see Disney name him a Disney Legend.
you would think so - in the old days Disney would distance itself from someone who went to prison and died in a flophouse, but in 2020 who gives a good goddamn? he made the studio a lot of money, earned an Oscar while under contract there ...show him a little respect!
Though I don't recall him (Bobby Driscoll) it's sad that to this day he's in Potter's Field out on Rikers Island. So much talent but not enough belief to continue a career. Disney is also famous for destroying kids and making it impossible to move on with their careers.
Can you imagine? He could have worked at disney parks as the actual Peter Pan. I was a HUGE peter pan fan when I was a small child, I would have a heart attack to meet the actual Peter, dressed up and walking around the park. I wouldnt care if he was 30.
I got to admit it brought a tear to my eye... How very very sad... God bless Bobby.
Betsy me too !!
I attended the Night of 100 stars award party at the Beverly Hills Hotel one year and I had a table with Karen Black, Florence Henderson, and Marion Ross. I was so excited! They were all so nice to me. I’m just an Alabama girl.
I'm so excited to see my own backyard on Hollywood Graveyard.
*Yessss these make my day a lot better!!!*
Mine too! Gee, if only I can bring my Daddy's Ashes to "Hollywood Forever Cemetery," he'd be resting in one of the Special Niches, this year. *Cries for her Daddy's Death.*
Agreed! I get all giddy when I get a notification of a new video! 😬💕
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Have you been to the Chicago area yet?
I wish Disney would bring Bobby's body and put him next to.his father. Seems very unfair and sad that he is burried unmarked.
people are buried in pine boxes several deep with no vaults on Hart Island, but they are tracked and disinterments are permitted ... if requested before decomposition. Bobby Driscoll was buried there over 50 years ago - nothing left to dig up at this point.
Well that may be true, but what about a estimated piece from that site...1x1 foot square. That would at least be something. Even if it's just dirt, symbolically it would be close.
Surely his bones would still be there , he deserves to be next to his dad. Perhaps someone could start a fundraiser
He was a paid actor who gained fame thanks to Disney . Whatever happened after that was due to his own decisions . Just let him rest in peace .
@@brucehubbard1852 what if the people buried above him and below him whose remains are now mixed with his want to be left in peace. Ever think of that, busybody?
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Mr Dark has the most soothing voice but most of all the respect and depth of research is amazing, and we get to learn so much about people who may otherwise never have heard about. Thank you!
True indeed
He is truly amazing and makes the best quality videos on UA-cam!! I agree with your comment 100%!!
Yvette Wiid very soothing
It's odd (maybe a little creepy even) to explain why seeing famous graves brings me such comfort, but thank you for your work Arthur, you're amazing.
You are remembering their lives and their works, not celebrating their deaths.
It makes us feel equal... We all die no matter if we have a penny or millions of dollars. We are all mortal.
Because death is the shepherd of all of us
Junior seau he was a great player it was sad day when he took his own life
My late parents always said that "Tennessee Waltz" was THEIR favorite song, too.
One of my dad's very favorites. Such a easy fun tune.
I love this channel. Not just for its very interesting information about the departed but how soothing the voice over is. Could listen to him all day. In fact I did when I first discovered this channel earlier this year. X
Nice, great day for Hollywood Graveyard. Thank you Arthur ✌️
YAY!!!! Thank you Dr. Dark for an off day treat!!
Ya we'll again get to find out when they come out with the latest mark of the beast.
I got polio in 1959, the doctor came to our home to give me the shots. I blessed with my legs and health because of him.🕊
He did good with the vaccine then but with through the years vaccines have been not good for people it has had changed especially now with Covid-19 which has taken lives and crippled hurt others bad ingredients and chip ( mark of the beast) not good fir people.😡
It's always a mood booster when a new Hollywood Graveyard video is out!
So moving! Thank you for another tour of important lives that have passed and may sadly be forgotten. Your sharing taps on Memorial Day is very special. You are very appreciated Arthur 🙏🏻
My wife hates it when Mr. Dark posts another video. There I was cleaning out the garage. My email rang and another video from Hollywood Graveyard. Everything came to a halt so I could come in and get a dose of high quality video. Superbly done Mr. Dark.
Thank you for featuring Patty Page. I met her in 2005 at a charity concert. She was gracious and sang beautifully. She was a genuinely good lady.
Patti Page's version of Tennessee Waltz was my favorite, until I hear Jeanne Shepard's version. I still love Miss Page's version. Hey Arthur,any chance you could visit the final resting places of Country Music Stars?
@Maggie One I have to disagree on that. I've heard many versions of Tennessee Waltz and none come close to the depth that Patti Page put in to hers. Even Lacy J. Dalton with a rougher version didn't do it.
@@ronaldsteele6151 we agree to disagree
Great to see you again and as always great job
Seau's death hit pretty hard..I loved watching him play on the field..he's definitely missed 🙏🙏🙏
Bless Jr. Seau. From what I understand, he intentionally shot himself in the chest so that his brain would be in tact so it could be studied to see if the hard hits contributed to brain issues. Even though he felt he couldn't go on,he wouldn't let his death be in vain. He was a gift in life and death 🙏
Junior was well loved in New England, just as I’m sure he was in the other cities in which he played. We were so sad when he died. Bless him for trying to make things better for those who came after him
This really has to be one of the best niche channels on UA-cam. It never disappoints. It's well-edited, always interesting, informative and a very welcome break from the norm. 'Love it.
I remember polio. As a young child, I was part of the first vaccination round -- sugar cubes with the vaccine at my school on a Sunday. I didn't understand what I was taking or why I was taking it. Later, I realized how dang lucky I was not to have had it and the importance of being protected from it.
I can't imagine what was really in that sugar cube. Scary.
I'm a nurse, a very small child when we got the polio vaccine on a sugar cube, I believe it was every Sunday after church for 3 weeks. Don't stress over it, it was anti polio . We are so lucky we got that. I am waiting for the covid -19 virus there are researchers working around the clock to find it. Too many people have died from it. 2020 has been a waste to me so far.
The first widespread vaccination campaign in the US was with the Salk vaccine in 1955--that was injected with a needle. The one swallowed on the sugar cube was the Sabin vaccine, first widely administered in 1961. I vaguely remember getting both. Years later my mother talked about how she and others in the 40's and 50's dreaded the arrival of summer, because that's apparently when the disease was most prevalent--as Mr Dark said it was a huge concern for parents. I had a cousin who was stricken with polio around that time--she spent months or years in a hospital and the rest of her life in a wheelchair, able to use only one hand, and neither leg.
You're amazing at making these videos and I absolutely enjoy every single one of these videos that I've rewatched every single one of them over and over again, so thank you for making accurate information about these famous people, you should be a historian because it would really fit your personality, I just thought I would say that, and that rendition of taps was beautifully done, I was my Boy Scout troop bugler so I can still play it flawlessly so thank you very much Mr.Dark!! :)
Yes your back... Arthur we are so glad..🤩😍💙 hey could you visit Kirk Douglas and Kobe well not that because it's private but still visit...
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The bobby Driscoll story broke my heart so sad
The Bobby Driscoll story is one of the saddest I’ve ever heard. Wow. So very sad.
I remember Karen Black in the movie Trilogy of Terror, which was both scary, and funny! Great job Miss Black! Three characters in one movie!
Watch her other movies she is awesome.
Watched trilogy of terror on youtube a week ago. Did not know it was her. Scared the hell out of me when i was younger. Lol
Always great to get the latest installment of Hollywood Graveyard.
Yesssssss one of my favorite channels to tune into
This was a much needed tour. I absolutely love these. Thank you so much for keeping us informed and entertained!
Have to admit. The Patti Page segment got me teary eyed.
Yesss hes back!!
I loved watching Milburn Stone as 'Doc' on Gunsmoke while growing up. His debates with 'Festus' were great. Also loved listening to Patti Page sing while growing up. Jonas Salk was a brilliant scientist.
I will always associate "How Much is that Doggy in the Window" with John Waters' "Pink Flamingos."
I miss Divine. Buried in Baltimore. R.I.P.
Peter J I miss Patti a lot more.
Yaaaay! Love this already ❤️😀
I was just watching the New York tours. So glad to see you back safe and sound.
I lived in San Diego for 8 years. Brought back a lot of memories. Junior's death was really hard for the for the community. Great work, Arthur!
I love the fact that you also cover so many people who we might otherwise not know about.
It was wonderful to see this installment, Arthur. It's a heartfelt reminder to visit my Father on Father's Day this year. Thank you for the joy that you bring to all of us, especially during these trying times. I hope that you are staying safe and healthy in Los Angeles. All the best.
I'm so happy you went to see Bobby, he deserved so much more in life 💙
I loved Karen Black in Trilogy of Terror. Fighting that little fetish doll was funny and insanely freaky
That movie freaked me out!! Peeking around the corner not wan tug ing to watch but still wanting to know what happened!
First thing I think of when I hear her name!
Patti Page had the most underrated voice.
She was one of my favorite singers when i was a kid, especially How much is that doggie in the window!
I miss the singing Rage of Patti Page
This was one of my favorites as i met Jr. Seau at his restaurant in San Diego and he signed a cloth napkin for me. I was so sad when he passed..and when he left the Chargers..
Karen Black and Patti Page who originally sang "How Much Is That Doggy On The Window" are the best highlights of this episode. 👍I thought Ms. Page was interred in Forest Lawn Glendale, but I was wrong 🤔😁
Love your videos. Junior Seau made me think, maybe one day do an all-sports tour? Keep up the awesome work!
19:01 brought a tear to my eye
Mine too. Anytime I hear Taps I get extremely emotional.
Karen Black was so beautiful. What eyes!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘.
Thanks man, I really needed this.
Love watching these videos.. I mean, who doesn’t love to walk around cemeteries. Fascinates me, though my wife thinks both are depressing.
What is sad is the number of people who died young... Makes you think about your own life, and those important to you.
I wish everyone here a long and happy life.
Would love to see an episode that highlights the civil rights leader in American history. It would be very fitting for the times and certainly gives people a different perspective.
Great stories. Well done. More please. The Driscoll one was fascinating. Who knew? Thank you again sir. Love this
Thank you Arthur! Perfect timing, giving me a much needed break from everything.
I’ve missed you Hollywood Graveyard!!!
Junior Seau’s death particularly shocking and sad, Bobby Driscoll’s fall very tragic, Patti Page’s voice beautiful and haunting.
what a tragic story that of Bobby Driscoll! And I literally adored Karen Black, great actress, also in horror movies. One can't forget her in Trilogy of Terror and Burnt Offerings (both by the great Dan Curtis: please do a Dark Shadows Special!). I was lucky enough, when there was still My Space, to exchange a few messages with her and she was a wonderful woman, a real legend. Thanks for having shown her resting place ♥
I wasn’t shocked by Seau’s suicide, he previously drove his car off a cliff.
Welcome back, Arthur! You are a breath of fresh air in these troubled times! I was just thinking about you the other morning while drinking my coffee from my Hollywood Graveyard coffee mug and hoping for a new installment of your great videos! Stay well, dear friend and please, please keep these wonderful videos coming! As ever, Bernard Brown!!!
Obrigada por mais um vídeo...alegrou meu coração neste momento tão difícil....amor pra todos
I appreciated hearing about Lloyd Haynes, I wondered what happened to him . the sit com that Steve Harvey had was a lot like "room 222".
I was ten in 1959, i got the polio virus. A doctor came to our home to give me the shots, i so easily could have been one of many classmates wearing braces, wheelchairs,in the hospitals or dead. Thank you Doctor Salk with all my heart and health.
Thank you for recording and sharing the playing of Taps for our veterans.
A wonderful new video, Arthur. So informative, interesting and reverent. The veteran's flags and "Taps" were so moving. A reminder of the pain of the loss of generations through war.
Great videos, I love the history along with the graves. My personal favorite is Karen Black. She was amazing in "House of 1000 Corpses."
Man. Hearing Taps always gives me chills. Tip top job as always Mr. Dark!
1st!! Woo hoo!
just watched this again and thought that you are a natural at social distancing. I enjoy your shows very much as I spent many days helping my mother and grandmother dress family graves and often visited cemeteries in search of genealogy material and also to enjoy the art work. I find the way we express our recognition of life and death interesting and enlightening. Thank you and Please keep the videos coming.
I was wondering if you ever heard of spring grove cemetery in Cincinnati? As large as Spring Grove is and the number of entertainer that hail from Cincy (Doris Day. Tyrone Powers. Roy Rogers. and I think either Theda Berra or Thelma Blankie. and more I think there must be some famous entertainers buried there.)
Milburn Stone was a natural playing 'Doc' in "Gunsmoke". Great actor.
Great video. I loved the end... for the Veterans. 🇺🇸 Thank you for being respectful. My husband is a Navy vet. Great job!
Thank you for covering briefly the Memorial Day 'Taps' at the El Camino Memorial Park.
My 94 year old mother and I did not attend due to Covid-19 concerns.
Lots of love from Australia mate love your show keep up the great work 👍🏻
Thank goodness for this today. Need the pick me up, these always work.
Am heartbroken to hear the story of what happened to Bobby Driscoll. I wish better records were kept of the burials at Hart Island.
Welcome back. Loved Patti Page and special tribute at the end to Veterans. Look forward to #2 of the San Diego graveside tour.
Karen Black was amazing in the movie, 'Burnt Offerings'. Thank you for locating her final resting spot.
That movie scared the living daylights out of me!
Kim Whitehead it was a good one! Whenever I complete a home improvement project or cut myself while working in the yard, I think of the house in the movie and how it ‘effects’ Karen Black’s character. LOL
She was awesome in House of 1000 corpses too
I remember her in the movie, Airport 1975.
I've just discovered Hollywood Graveyard thank you Arthur very interesting and an emotional ride I'm from england. With you we get an history lesson too i will keep watching.
This show is literally the best that UA-cam has to offer.
Thank you for posting this! I've missed your videos. I eagerly await the second part. :)
Eternal Hills is beautiful, my Grandparents and Dad are buried there 💜 I’m there every month.
So glad you’re back. Love your grave-umentaries. Always learn something new. You’re the best tour guide ever!
I have very strong memories of getting the polio vaccine first at age 6 in kindergarten standing in line. First the shot which was a circle w/ 4 small dots.
I had that scar for years until it faded in my early 60's.
Some weeks later I renember being given a small dosage of a pink fluid in a transparent small squeeze tube.
Now I know it was to prevent polio. Ty Dr. JONAS SALK. 🙏 RIP ✨️.
Yes Thanks been waiting !
Love this channel more than any other!!
Hi from wellington new Zealand love your channel
Yes I’m so excited I love this channel I wait and wait and look forward to it thank you for putting up another great great video hope all is well and safe with you and your loved ones
Today was a bad day mentally. I was reminded once more how no income as an author makes our financial situation worse. I cannot pay the bills. Christmas is coming up and everyone is telling us about their wonderful plans while patting us on the back. Seeing this video brightened my night a little. The calm voice, production, editing, history lessons, everything made me realize that I could still try again. Thank you, Mr. Dark. You make this depressed author smile.
I'm a Disney fan and I knew the heartbreaking story of Bobby Driscoll. I recently rewatched 'The Song Of the South' and I have no time for the decision of Disney to remove it from their library of movies because people who have never seen the movie think it's about slavery, it's actually set AFTER the Civil War. Bobby Driscoll and James Baskett, who was wonderful as Uncle Remus both died tragically young and to pretend their best performances in a really great movie never existed is an insult to both actors.
Trump would call Polio a hoax and recommend taking Frontline flea treatment as a cure.
My Uncle, Sam Buffington was an actor under contract with Warner Bros back in the 50's. He committed suicide in 1960.
I only met him once as we lived on the east coast, back in 1958 when he visited.
I'd be curious to see his grave at Forest Lawn.
Magnificent work once again Mr Dark, thank you for cheering me up during these trying times. Look after yourself and stay safe.
Well done ! I really enjoyed this video, The bit on Patti Page and her song 'How much is that doggie in the window' our Dad would sing that when we were kids. It brought back a nice memory. Showing us Jonas Salk's marker and your words about the current pandemic were inspired and thoughtful. Thank you
On the day I was born, "How much is that doggie in the Window" by Patti Page was number one on the charts. My parents just loved her music. Thank you, Arthur for these memories!
When I was a kid in the 70's I used to sneak to the T.V. and watch Sgt. Preston reruns at 5am before school. I loved that show.