And it’s hard to sing that first note. I heard that she never hit a wrong note. Well I’ve had my share!! The Carpenters were one of my favorite groups. I mourned the loss of her life.
What happened to Karen Carpenter was so sad and took away from the world an incredibly beautiful voice at the very young age of 32. I hope she is at peace now.
It is too bad that Karen Carpenter's tragic death brought to light that one cannot only treat anorexia nervous, but the psychology of what leads to anorexia nervous in the first place.
Karen Carpenter was one of the greatest singers (and drummer) of the 20th century. She is greatly missed; I'm glad you visited her final resting place.
Karen Carpenter... what an extraordinary Lady... died too soon. Unforgotten. She's my Idol because of her friendly and warm-hearted being. Thank you, Karen. You brought so much joy to so many people. You are missed.
What a voice! Rosemary Clooney, Patsy Cline, Karen, Whitney Houston and Adele, the top 5 of all time! Sorry Barbara, Mariah and Celine you didn't make the cut, for limited range and bigger egos than talent.
Greta For sure. Male or female she had the most soothing and strongest angel voice on earth. One of a kind and a great loss for all of us. Not exaggerating!
I miss Karen and the Reagan's even now. Karen especially because of her beautiful voice and songs. She's still one of my favorite Singers to this day. And Reagan starred in some of my favorite movies and his witty humor. . .especially his one liners that has me cracking up! I listen to then whenever I needed a cheer up.
Welcome back! A small story: After Ronald Reagan lay in state at the Capitol, his body was flown back to California in a 747 whose route took it on a very circuitous path across the United States (think sine wave vs. straight line), essentially trying to fly over as many states as possible before reaching his final resting place. A very 21st Century kind of farewell...I was an air traffic controller at the time, and got to monitor the jet as it passed through my airspace. Also, Artie Shaw's version of "Begin the Beguine" is, in my very humble opinion, one of the best Big band recordings ever. thank you for honoring him here.
I didnt imagine that America cemeteries were THAT beautiful. Some are real masterpieces of architecture. Your work is Great and worthy of praise and respect.
RR was the very first presidential candidate I even voted for in the 1976 Nebraska primary. He won Nebraska as I remember but lost the primary. I have always admired him for his conservative perspectives.
Two things I like most about this channel are the historical flashbacks of people we brought into our homes and hearts and the reminder that in the end, we are all just human.
Though her story is heartbreaking, many lives have been saved because of her death. Hardly anyone had heard of anorexia at the time. Her death brought it to the mainstream. I will be forever grateful that she and Richard made so many wonderful songs together while she was still with us.
Valley Oaks is where "My Three Sons" actor Don Grady (Agrati) was cremated. Don, who played Robbie Douglas, was also on the Mousketeers and was a gifted composer who wrote the theme song for Phil Donahue's talk show. Don passed after a battle with bone cancer in 2012. Sadly there is no marker. He will forever be remembered as America's favorite son.
Thank you Arthur. It's been awhile. Bad time to bring this up but I'm still mourning the loss of Eddie Money and Valerie Harper..and now Ric Ocasek, lead singer from the rock band The Cars..
Rafael Campos ( 3:51 ) was one of my favorite character actors. My two favorite performances (please don't make me choose which one is #1) is his big screen debut in 1955 as Pete V. Morales in "Blackboard Jungle" and in 1979 as Nacho Gomez in the TV miniseries "Centennial" based on the novel by James A. Michener. Both outstanding performances from this great actor. R.I.P. Rafael and thank you. You are missed greatly 😢.
Being a disabled person who lives in the uk I would probably never be able to get to the usa to visit my favorite stars final resting places please keep the videos coming they are awesome
Karen Carpenter’s voice is so instantly recognizable. As soon as you hear her sing, you’re captivated by her perfect tone, her crystal clear articulation of the lyrics. Arguably the best female pop vocalist of all time.
I love your videos! Thank you so much for creating them and for educating us as well. The Carpenter mausoleum is beautiful. It’s a fitting tribute to such an amazing singer. Seeing where President and Mrs. Reagan rest was very nice. A piece of the Berlin Wall definitely deserved to be placed with President Reagan.
You are the best of the past that can ever, ever ,and can never be forgotten, thank you for sharing so much h of the most of of the of it with the world!😊💋👍
I hadn't learned about your channel at the time this video was published, but I am so grateful you did an episode with Karen Carpenter. I've seen so many documentaries about The Carpenters, but not one of them (that I've seen) has shown her final resting place. It just dawned on me that you may have visited it in one of your episodes. You did! And I sincerely thank you for that. :D
I'm a Big Band Era enthusiast, and I just want to say Thank You for always including these iconic musicians and band leaders in your videos! Because of people like you their memories and legacy's will live on...Thank You!!!
Thanks for including Reagan. Greatest of American Presidents that change history. Rest in peace Gipper. We hope we can have a cure for Alzheimer's disease.
I only have one thing to say: Thank God for Arthur Dark! I missed the music, the great photography, the superb, informative narratives, and the sound of Arthur Dark's voice. Arthur makes it look so easy with respect to producing these videos. Of course, it is always great talent and tremendous dedication which makes it look so easy. Thank you so much.
Interesting about Nilsson. Never realized he had such a connection with the Beatles and his flat in England being the dying location for Cass and Moon. You learn so much about history by watching this channel. Good work!
Welcome back from the Zone! Like so many others, I was delighted to see a new installment. Thank you for visiting Karen Carpenter’s grave. She had one of the most beautiful voices in music. The visit to the Reagan Library was informative. I especially like the panel of the Berlin Wall enshrined there. Keep up the good work ... and stay cool! 😁
@@tinotse2007 Your Welcome. He Had A Heart Disease. But The Media Had Already, Said That It Was Suicide. That's Why I Don't Believe Everything, That The Media Say. Because That Was A Lie, Point Blank!!!
I remember waiting 4 hours in line to see Reagan in Repose. On my way back, the lights from automobiles went on as far as the I could see...all coming to pay their respects. It reminded me of the final scene in “Field of Dreams.”
The Reagan Library is one of the most beautiful spots I’ve ever been. I’m from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and nothing is as pretty to me as my Mountains. But the view from Reagan’s gravesite is absolutely stunning.
It is so great to have you back again Arthur. I love this channel as well, definitely my favorite. Now that we have been loosing some rock legends such as Eddie Money and Ric Ocasek which is really sad of for us music fans. It very hard to hear of their passing but with channels like this, it will be nice remember them along with their great music.
Watching Nancy Reagan placing a single rose on Ronald's coffin once it reached the Memorial and burial place, her deep weeping and clinging to her husbands coffin ....it inspired me to write some lyrics to a song I later recorded....Have you ever been to the graveyard.....And watched a widow weep......And felt the spirit of sadness as He slowly creeps....over the souls of those standing by...as they hang their heads and cry.....Now She placed a rose on his coffin....As she stood there in black ..........and a tear rolled down her cheek, she knew her man wasn't coming back.....more lyrics are with this song....but some times things that are actually far out of your reach are close enough to take your feelings by storm. And those things spur a reaction that creates some poetic justice for what your seeing and encountering even on a televised grave yard scene. Nancy was truly beside herself....and in my song I also included this line....Now we all have our heroes and today her's is dead and gone.....and tomorrow without him she'll have to face life all alone......The tempo of living is so sweet to those who are connected by that Spiritual rib and marriage gave them a bond that was inseparable. Until death swept him away and her memories of him were all she now. When we get attached our lives become one flesh and that creates a tearing away with great agony when death occur's to one the spouses and the other is left behind. Now they are rejoined spiritually some where in the beyond again....
I. Could not believe that I was home and doing nothing when the notification popped up. Awesome for doing Karen Carpenter and fantastic memorial on Ronald Reagan and his late wife Nancy Reagan. Even Steve Forrest was a treat. Again awesome job
I know how much work these are so, I know all those who follow your channel really appreciate them. I jumped on this when I saw it pop up on my UA-cam list! When I first discovered you, I did nothing but watch them until I saw them all. Thanks again, for these and for showing me my lifelong fascination for prowling through graveyards isn’t so crazy! : )
Greetings once again from Merrie England. Glad you're back with another installment, Arthur. Best UA-cam channel there is without a doubt. Long may it continue.
I've never clicked so fast! I've been waiting for this tour!! We finally get to visit two of my favorite people - Karen Carpenter & Ronald Reagan. Also Virginia Mayo. Thank you so much, Arthur, for allowing me to visit a place I may never see in person. You've just made my day. :)
Wonderful to have you back, Arthur. Your tours are so informative, interesting and challenging. I love the way you care about the people whose graves you identify.
Thanks again, Arthur, for another great guided tour. I remember the Carpenters and their great music from the 1970s and the day Karen Carpenter passed. So tragic. As you noted, she was buried in Forest Lawn Cypress initially, where my father-in-law is interred. He is across the road from an early rocker, Eddie Cochran, who did "Summertime Blues" among others.
Nice to see Cesare Danova included in this video (though, I believe his first name's pronounced Chez-a-ray)! I've been watching him in the short-lived '68 TV series called 'Garrison's Gorillas', to which I was recently introduced, and have been enjoying his performance thoroughly. He was also in Viva Las Vegas with Elvis!
Another informative video. I knew that President Reagan had been an actor but never knew that Nancy Reagan had also been an actress. thank you for teaching me something new.
I loved the video! I love learning about stars I knew a few things about and discovering new ones! I've watched a few movies of silent film stars and others you've talked about in your videos! Thanks Arthur!
The last 1. The last 1 I have not seen. Oh, Mr. Dark, I cannot wait for your next installment. It has been a pleasure the past year and a half to watch your channel and write. Thank you so much for the background and the wonderful content.
Its hard to believe that just one man wrote such epic famous cartoon songs, The Flintstones, Jetsons, Josie & Pussycats, Scooby doo,, i grew up with all those shows. Thank You for covering such a great unrecognized man!
Your "Twilight Zone" themed show was fantastic! How about a "Dragnet" themed one next? You could play the roll of Joe Friday and someone else can play Bill Gannon as you solve the mysteries of where they are all buried. "Just the facts, ma'am"
@@whiterabbit-wo7hw Maybe I sparked the idea of the next theme. ;) I hope so. There are so many people to mention. And that is one of my favorite shows.
Thank you for this video of Valley Valley Oaks Cemetery.. my parents are both buried there and I now live in Texas. This brought back great memories 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Karen singing "Superstar" is chill inducing even now. Perfection.
That is my favorite song of hers. ❤️
And it’s hard to sing that first note. I heard that she never hit a wrong note. Well I’ve had my share!! The Carpenters were one of my favorite groups. I mourned the loss of her life.
Rest In Peace Karen Anne Carpenter March 2, 1950-February 4, 1983 A Star On Earth A Star In Heaven.
❤️
My 4 year old son stops at whatever he’s doing when he hears Karen Carpenter’s voice❤️ she has the most beautiful voice in the world.
aww that's so sweet
If he's that good put him on The Voice
I'm glad he loves her :)
Hi
She really did.
What happened to Karen Carpenter was so sad and took away from the world an incredibly beautiful voice at the very young age of 32.
I hope she is at peace now.
Amen
It is too bad that Karen Carpenter's tragic death brought to light that one cannot only treat anorexia nervous, but the psychology of what leads to anorexia nervous in the first place.
Karen Carpenter was one of the greatest singers (and drummer) of the 20th century. She is greatly missed; I'm glad you visited her final resting place.
Every time I hear Karen Carpenter I get chills! I don’t think we will ever get someone that sounds like her again! God bless
Karen Carpenter's voice is like no others.
Europa 17 I totally agree !
Certainly unique. You know it's her after the first word she sings.
She was a favorite singer that I imitated when I was a little girl in the 70's. Glad she was mentioned, but was sad when she died.
The best range of all female singers, low alto to high soprano. Check out the Carpenter's Christmas Portrait CD. The best Christmas album of all time.
I agree. I was ten years old when she was taken away tragically and way too soon and way too young.
Karen Carpenter will always be remembered. Gone too soon , so sad.
Rip
i still tear up about Karen Carpenter...she was so beautiful and her voice was unbelievable
Karen Carpenter had such an incredible voice.
She was one of a kind (and we're not related.... I wished)
I still get goosebumps when I hear Karen Carpenter sing... even just a snippet...
Karen Carpenter... what an extraordinary Lady... died too soon. Unforgotten. She's my Idol because of her friendly and warm-hearted being. Thank you, Karen. You brought so much joy to so many people. You are missed.
Who else clicked quick af for this???? Love this channel!!! Lol all these people saying first comment. We all clicked on it at the same time.
I did! Lmao
I did
I did
☝️ I did
I did😂😂🇳🇱
Yay. I love Karen Carpenter. Happy that you visited her❤️
Me too! Loved that ❤️
What a voice. During the 70's her song "We've Only Just Begun" was played at almost every graduation ceremony.
David Kupferman most beautiful voice
Ever. 💖🌟
What a voice! Rosemary Clooney, Patsy Cline, Karen, Whitney Houston and Adele, the top 5 of all time! Sorry Barbara, Mariah and Celine you didn't make the cut, for limited range and bigger egos than talent.
Greta For sure. Male or female she had the most soothing and strongest angel voice on earth. One of a kind and a great loss for all of us. Not exaggerating!
Rest In Peace, Karen. The most beautiful voice I have ever heard ❤️
KM agree
Indeed. The Christmas Portrait CD shows her voice and Richards arrangements to a T.
Karen's music's never be gone
Welcome back, you were missed Mr. Dark
He is buried at forest lawn memorial park (Hollywood hills)
Starting 14:10 Karen's voice tops everything else on this video! Thank you for your kind words to Karen, Arthur! She is missed.
I miss Karen and the Reagan's even now. Karen especially because of her beautiful voice and songs. She's still one of my favorite Singers to this day. And Reagan starred in some of my favorite movies and his witty humor. . .especially his one liners that has me cracking up! I listen to then whenever I needed a cheer up.
Welcome back! A small story: After Ronald Reagan lay in state at the Capitol, his body was flown back to California in a 747 whose route took it on a very circuitous path across the United States (think sine wave vs. straight line), essentially trying to fly over as many states as possible before reaching his final resting place. A very 21st Century kind of farewell...I was an air traffic controller at the time, and got to monitor the jet as it passed through my airspace.
Also, Artie Shaw's version of "Begin the Beguine" is, in my very humble opinion, one of the best Big band recordings ever. thank you for honoring him here.
Karen Carpenter ❤️
I didnt imagine that America cemeteries were THAT beautiful. Some are real masterpieces of architecture. Your work is Great and worthy of praise and respect.
Reagan was the first president that I watched being inaugurated. His speach "Tear down this wall" still gives me the chills.
RR was the very first presidential candidate I even voted for in the 1976 Nebraska primary. He won Nebraska as I remember but lost the primary. I have always admired him for his conservative perspectives.
Never met President Reagan or his wife but I cried like a baby watching both funerals on TV
Karen Carpenter, among the greatest femail singers of all time. Great video thank you so much.
Two things I like most about this channel are the historical flashbacks of people we brought into our homes and hearts and the reminder that in the end, we are all just human.
I absolutely adore Karen Carpenter dearly. Every one of her songs brings me to tears and one day hope to play “close to you” at my wedding
Wonderfully done, Sir. These videos absolutely break my heart. Karen Carpenter's story rips me apart. Gone way too soon. Such a mindless tragedy.
Though her story is heartbreaking, many lives have been saved because of her death. Hardly anyone had heard of anorexia at the time. Her death brought it to the mainstream.
I will be forever grateful that she and Richard made so many wonderful songs together while she was still with us.
Absolutely love Karen Carpenter such a beautiful soul inside and out - and that voice wow!!! Taken from us so young, hope she’s at rest now
Yay! Loved Karen Carpenter! Thanks Arthur!
She was the best and humble!
Valley Oaks is where "My Three Sons" actor Don Grady (Agrati) was cremated. Don, who played Robbie Douglas, was also on the Mousketeers and was a gifted composer who wrote the theme song for Phil Donahue's talk show. Don passed after a battle with bone cancer in 2012. Sadly there is no marker. He will forever be remembered as America's favorite son.
And his sister was Lani O'Grady (Agrati), who played Mary Bradford on "Eight Is Enough". She died at only 47 in 2001 due to alcoholism.
Thank you Arthur. It's been awhile. Bad time to bring this up but I'm still mourning the loss of Eddie Money and Valerie Harper..and now Ric Ocasek, lead singer from the rock band The Cars..
mark valerie harper place grave new Hollywood forever cemetrey
I know...it seems like before u k ow it everyone we admire will b gone...then what????
Rafael Campos ( 3:51 ) was one of my favorite character actors.
My two favorite performances (please don't make me choose which one is #1) is his big screen debut in 1955 as Pete V. Morales in "Blackboard Jungle" and in 1979 as Nacho Gomez in the TV miniseries "Centennial" based on the novel by James A. Michener. Both outstanding performances from this great actor.
R.I.P. Rafael and thank you. You are missed greatly 😢.
YESSS!! A new upload with Karen Carpenter?! Sign me up! 😍
One of my favorite singers & one of the only ones I can sing along with because her voice was lower . . . a contralto or an alto I think?
@@karenhenry1233 Contralto. Some are alto notes but she can really hit those very low notes with clarity and precision.
Being a disabled person who lives in the uk I would probably never be able to get to the usa to visit my favorite stars final resting places please keep the videos coming they are awesome
I'm 21 years old but I like Karen Carpenters songs like "Top of the World".
You have taste, congrats! They rocked the 1st 1/2 of the 70s like nobody's business. Their Christmas CD Christmas Portrait is a classic, bar none.
@@patcurrie9888didn't the key drop for the gas bottles work? 😭 I'm so sorry they tricked me again😭
Karen Carpenter’s voice is so instantly recognizable. As soon as you hear her sing, you’re captivated by her perfect tone, her crystal clear articulation of the lyrics. Arguably the best female pop vocalist of all time.
I love your videos! Thank you so much for creating them and for educating us as well. The Carpenter mausoleum is beautiful. It’s a fitting tribute to such an amazing singer. Seeing where President and Mrs. Reagan rest was very nice. A piece of the Berlin Wall definitely deserved to be placed with President Reagan.
The view from Reagan's grave is breathtaking.
Finally! Harry Nilsson makes an appearance on Hollywood Graveyard!
SlickNickVids Yes!! “Jump into the Fire”. Genius
Your breaking my heart, your tearing it apart so...
Did he really put the lime in the coconut ?
I've never clicked on a notification so fast in my life. Thanks Arthur!
He is soooooo, Awesome!!!!💋👍
You are the best of the past that can ever, ever ,and can never be forgotten, thank you for sharing so much h of the most of of the of it with the world!😊💋👍
Are you a 12 year old girl ? Know one cares
Wait a minute.....Karen Carpenter was at Forest Lawn in Cypress Calif.......
I hadn't learned about your channel at the time this video was published, but I am so grateful you did an episode with Karen Carpenter. I've seen so many documentaries about The Carpenters, but not one of them (that I've seen) has shown her final resting place. It just dawned on me that you may have visited it in one of your episodes. You did! And I sincerely thank you for that. :D
RIP Karen Carpenter 🇧🇷🌷
I'm a Big Band Era enthusiast, and I just want to say Thank You for always including these iconic musicians and band leaders in your videos! Because of people like you their memories and legacy's will live on...Thank You!!!
Thanks for including Reagan. Greatest of American Presidents that change history. Rest in peace Gipper. We hope we can have a cure for Alzheimer's disease.
I only have one thing to say: Thank God for Arthur Dark! I missed the music, the great photography, the superb, informative narratives, and the sound of Arthur Dark's voice. Arthur makes it look so easy with respect to producing these videos. Of course, it is always great talent and tremendous dedication which makes it look so easy. Thank you so much.
Nice to see where Ruth Hussey is buried. She was a good character actress.
Thank you for sharing the lives of all celebrities. I’m Persian and I highly appreciate you sharing Viguen’s graveside ❤️🙏🏻
That’s so neat to hear about Mr Ronald Reagan, I had no idea he was actor.
That was almost the first thing I knew about him...
@@LathropLdST . Same here. I thought everyone knew that.
Interesting about Nilsson. Never realized he had such a connection with the Beatles and his flat in England being the dying location for Cass and Moon. You learn so much about history by watching this channel. Good work!
I absolutely adore your voice and knowledge!! Thanks for bringing us these wonderful videos!! ❤️❤️❤️ Karen Carpenter and the Reagans ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Welcome back from the Zone! Like so many others, I was delighted to see a new installment. Thank you for visiting Karen Carpenter’s grave. She had one of the most beautiful voices in music. The visit to the Reagan Library was informative. I especially like the panel of the Berlin Wall enshrined there. Keep up the good work ... and stay cool! 😁
Great video! Your narrative on President Ronald Reagan gave me goose bumps. Well done!
All presidents are crooked.
and reagan was one of the worst,, and miss Davis was known as the blow job queen in hollywood,, thats how they met,,,
I really appreciate how respectful you are and giving these ppl their dignity by sharing how they left their mark in Hollywood. 🙏 Well done
I loved that you did Kristoff St. John as I am huge fan of Young the Restless.. It was a shock to hear of his passing, seeing his grave is so sad,.
I heard it was Suicide. For Kristoff St. John. As i watch the video. Now it was said it to be Heart Failure. So which is it?
@@tinotse2007 Heart Failure
@@donnacrenshaw5972 Thanx for the confirmation
@@tinotse2007 Your Welcome. He Had A Heart Disease. But The Media Had Already, Said That It Was Suicide. That's Why I Don't Believe Everything, That The Media Say. Because That Was A Lie, Point Blank!!!
@@donnacrenshaw5972 You're Welcome. What about his Son ? Now Media says it was Suicide. Any truth in that?
Great job as always! You're cemetery videos are always amazing!
I remember waiting 4 hours in line to see Reagan in Repose. On my way back, the lights from automobiles went on as far as the I could see...all coming to pay their respects. It reminded me of the final scene in “Field of Dreams.”
Bob, Thank You. I cried during his memorial services. We will never see anyone like him again.
🤬🤬🤬
Saturday was the worst day it could possibly be. Glad I caught this.
sakay west I hope things are better for you . Be blessed.
Thank you.
The Reagan Library is one of the most beautiful spots I’ve ever been. I’m from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and nothing is as pretty to me as my Mountains. But the view from Reagan’s gravesite is absolutely stunning.
It is so great to have you back again Arthur. I love this channel as well, definitely my favorite. Now that we have been loosing some rock legends such as Eddie Money and Ric Ocasek which is really sad of for us music fans. It very hard to hear of their passing but with channels like this, it will be nice remember them along with their great music.
Watching Nancy Reagan placing a single rose on Ronald's coffin once it reached the Memorial and burial place, her deep weeping and clinging to her husbands coffin ....it inspired me to write some lyrics to a song I later recorded....Have you ever been to the graveyard.....And watched a widow weep......And felt the spirit of sadness as He slowly creeps....over the souls of those standing by...as they hang their heads and cry.....Now She placed a rose on his coffin....As she stood there in black ..........and a tear rolled down her cheek, she knew her man wasn't coming back.....more lyrics are with this song....but some times things that are actually far out of your reach are close enough to take your feelings by storm. And those things spur a reaction that creates some poetic justice for what your seeing and encountering even on a televised grave yard scene. Nancy was truly beside herself....and in my song I also included this line....Now we all have our heroes and today her's is dead and gone.....and tomorrow without him she'll have to face life all alone......The tempo of living is so sweet to those who are connected by that Spiritual rib and marriage gave them a bond that was inseparable. Until death swept him away and her memories of him were all she now. When we get attached our lives become one flesh and that creates a tearing away with great agony when death occur's to one the spouses and the other is left behind. Now they are rejoined spiritually some where in the beyond again....
I. Could not believe that I was home and doing nothing when the notification popped up. Awesome for doing Karen Carpenter and fantastic memorial on Ronald Reagan and his late wife Nancy Reagan. Even Steve Forrest was a treat. Again awesome job
I know how much work these are so, I know all those who follow your channel really appreciate them. I jumped on this when I saw it pop up on my UA-cam list! When I first discovered you, I did nothing but watch them until I saw them all. Thanks again, for these and for showing me my lifelong fascination for prowling through graveyards isn’t so crazy! : )
Welcome back Arthur! You were sorely missed! I love these tours. Thank you so much for all your hard work!
Greetings once again from Merrie England. Glad you're back with another installment, Arthur. Best UA-cam channel there is without a doubt. Long may it continue.
Welcome back Mr Dark. Hope you enjoyed your break! I absolutely love these videos.
thank you thank you thank you. i just love karen carpenter!
I've never clicked so fast! I've been waiting for this tour!! We finally get to visit two of my favorite people - Karen Carpenter & Ronald Reagan. Also Virginia Mayo. Thank you so much, Arthur, for allowing me to visit a place I may never see in person. You've just made my day. :)
Thank you for sharing Karen Carpenter, Kristoff St. John and Steve Forrest. Well done.
Wonderful to have you back, Arthur. Your tours are so informative, interesting and challenging. I love the way you care about the people whose graves you identify.
What a voice..,. For sure an ANGEL. Gone to soon!
Watching in the UK, 11pm as you do lol 🤗
I'm from the UK also I love his videos x
Thanks again, Arthur, for another great guided tour.
I remember the Carpenters and their great music from the 1970s and the day Karen Carpenter passed. So tragic. As you noted, she was buried in Forest Lawn Cypress initially, where my father-in-law is interred. He is across the road from an early rocker, Eddie Cochran, who did "Summertime Blues" among others.
Thank you for letting me go where you go , or I would never get to see this !
Karen Carpenter and mr.Reagan are my favorites. THanks.
Yessssssss you’re back, you tube has been “dead” without you 😀
Great to have you back, Arthur. You were missed. Keep 'em coming!
Love these videos, so respectful and great to see places I may never see in person
I got excited when I saw a new upload. Great job! Thank you for posting Karen Carpenter
I love the way this is narrated. So informative. The voice is perfect.
Nice to see Cesare Danova included in this video (though, I believe his first name's pronounced Chez-a-ray)! I've been watching him in the short-lived '68 TV series called 'Garrison's Gorillas', to which I was recently introduced, and have been enjoying his performance thoroughly. He was also in Viva Las Vegas with Elvis!
I waiting this video so long time you even can’t imagine
Me too!!!!! Love this shit!!😁✌
Scott Hall yeah man I feel peaceful and harmony after watching this 👏👍🏻
How I loved visiting The Reagan Library! He was a wonderful POTUS!
Thank you for including Kristoff St john.
I always loved this channel. Seeing Jack Kirby's grave was a treat...thanks.
Wonder if he'll ever do a 27 curse video of all those that died at the age of 27
Ah yes, The 27 Club.
That would be awesome!!
Good idea!
That or the resting places of the presidents
@@MrJeepsrule that would be nice to
Another informative video. I knew that President Reagan had been an actor but never knew that Nancy Reagan had also been an actress. thank you for teaching me something new.
I got way too excited when the notification for this video popped up!!!😄❤
SN M I think it's safe to say you weren't the only one. Even I got excited when it popped up.
Hoyt Curtin. Rest In Peace. Thank you for the memories of great music.
I loved the video! I love learning about stars I knew a few things about and discovering new ones! I've watched a few movies of silent film stars and others you've talked about in your videos! Thanks Arthur!
Enjoyed the tour, Karen Carpenter was indeed one of the best singers in the world.
Great show Arthur, did u know that Steve Forest was the brother of Dana Andrews. He was in the movie The Best Years of our Lives with Virginia Mayo.
The last 1. The last 1 I have not seen. Oh, Mr. Dark, I cannot wait for your next installment. It has been a pleasure the past year and a half to watch your channel and write. Thank you so much for the background and the wonderful content.
So glad to see a new video up! Thank you!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, for bringing back the "original" graveyard tours!!! I just LOVE them!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍
Its hard to believe that just one man wrote such epic famous cartoon songs, The Flintstones, Jetsons, Josie & Pussycats, Scooby doo,, i grew up with all those shows. Thank You for covering such a great unrecognized man!
Thanks for the videos and welcome back Arthur ! Hope someday you come to visit our famous stars here in Brazil.
visit final resting grave Carmen Miranda Batista cemetery in Rio Brazil
Your "Twilight Zone" themed show was fantastic! How about a "Dragnet" themed one next? You could play the roll of Joe Friday and someone else can play Bill Gannon as you solve the mysteries of where they are all buried.
"Just the facts, ma'am"
Love the idea.
@@whiterabbit-wo7hw Maybe I sparked the idea of the next theme. ;) I hope so. There are so many people to mention. And that is one of my favorite shows.
Better yet "just the graves ma'am"
Great idea!
Definitely a great idea.
Karen carpenter grave was interesting to young to die great singer.
I missed you man. I love your channel. Keep up the great work~futire US Army soldier
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Thank you for this video of Valley Valley Oaks Cemetery.. my parents are both buried there and I now live in Texas. This brought back great memories 🙏🙏🙏🙏