Ricardo Montalbán is a legend, its such a surprise to see him in such a modest grave in the back of the park. Star Trek, Fantasy Island, Planet of the Apes, Spy Kids, Kim Possible, the man did it all! Talk about range!
I love richardo, I own his outfit from spykids 3. It's was the last outfit he wore on a film. While not the most popular, it's still worn by him. I'll never sell it. Hats off to you R.M.
Found these a couple of days ago. Wasn't sure what to make of it before viewing but once I watched, found them to be excellent. Frankly looked forward to the next segment as each ended. These videos are informative, classy and (I feel) respectful of the famous individuals and their legacies. Since viewing Hollywood Graveyard I have seen others like it (and some do a pretty good job), but this guy is the best by far. Well done!! I encourage more of these brief but very interesting tours. Thanks!!
I still watch the re-runs of The Lawrence Welk Show!!! Welk and O'Connell were Giants of The Big Band Era!!! I'm so glad that you always remember those of that Era...like you did with Paul Tanner, Tommy Dorsey, Artie Shaw...Etc...That's the reason I became a member of this channel...Thank You!!!
Arthur, you are the best! I've seen other grave tours on UA-cam, but you have something extra special. Your delivery, your knowledge and your great voice! All I need to round out this great experience is my wingback chair, a pipe, my slippers, some Hennessy and I'm home. I remember Rosalind Russell in 'Auntie Mame', one of my favorite movies, which she did in 1958. These wonderful Stars all imprinted on our lives in such amazing ways that they will never be forgotten.
Izit Over: Your eloquence is greatly appreciated. Indeed, Mr. Dark has something special. I guess it is called "talent." His ability for deep and nuanced portraits of celebrities caught in the complexities of their times is particularly appealing. Undoubtedly, his videos have become a main commodity along with whatever brings comfort to the viewers.
The great people buried here deserve our eternal gratefulness for bringing so much happiness to all who saw their films. Thank you to all of you. Mark I. Krogh
Oh my God please for the love of God keep these up, they're GOLD! Always learn something new everytime I watch your videos! I basically force my husband to watch them with me! 😂
Keep them coming! These are so enjoyable; the time you've spent, the tone of your voice, the music all into one acknowledging these people we've known and lost.
I was in Scotland until 1972 ...but I have great memories of these shows my mother loved them ! I love Lucy , black and white minstrels , Lawrence Wells
I really look forward to each "episode" I love learning about so many of these stars. Then to top it off your clips of many of them in their prime makes me more respectful of where they are now. Looking forward to the next one.
Love your videos man, so well done. The complete package of writing, editing, music and video choices. I can't wait for more. Hope you guys find success and support. You definitely have made a supporter out of me.
Thank you for sharing the memories of a time has long gone, but not forgotten I always imagine my past family that's passed on watching these great people of our time.
It is quite sad and utterly amazing how many incredibly talented and forgotten people that impacted and graced our screens, our stages and our lives. The actors from The Wizard of Oz for example which i watched several times as a child, we just never stop to think that these people are only human and will one day be gone. Then you watch this channel, and wow, it hits you, takes you back some years. Brilliant please keep it up 😊
I just finished watching and was extremely surprised that Goofys voice Pinto Clovig a founding member of the Disney crew didn't even have a grave marker. So sad, I would think Disney would honor him with a tombstone for all that he did for Disney.
Ok, so last time I wrote about Joe Hamilton, the youngest producer in television during the 1950s with The Garry Moore Show. Hamilton was only 29 at the time...Later, the man married Carol Burnett and he was the producer of her show. Hamilton wrote the familiar theme to the show which Carol sang at the end of every broadcast tugging her ear so that her grandmother would know it was time for bed. Hamilton was missed part 2 where you visited the Great Masoleum...Now I wish to acknowledge character actor Edgar Kennedy. Interred at Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, California, USA, Section D, Sacred Heart, Grave 7, Lot 193. This man was a great actor who appeared in such movie greats as "Duck Soup" (1933), "Tillie's Fractured Romance" (1914) with Charlie Chaplin. The man was hired by Mack Sennet and he played bit parts before leaving and being hired by Hal Roach...Kennedy was in a couple of Laurel and Hardy films. "From Soup to Nuts" (1928) and "You're Darned Tootin'" (1928). Edgar also starred in 4 Our Gang comedies "Shivering Shakespeare," "Moan & Groan, Inc. ," "The First Seven Years" and, my favorite "When the Wind Blows."
I really enjoy these tours. Also buried in Holy Cross are Jim & Marian Jordan, who starred in the very funny "Fibber McGee & Molly" on radio for almost 24 years.
Hollywood Graveyard, I've just found your channel and I'm binge watching. You've a new subscriber who's hooked.... So interesting and well made. BRAVO.
Your videos are by far the best of their kind and I hope someday when you have toured all the cemeteries on your list that there are further parts on the larger cemeteries there are so many stars to visit. Is there any chance that one day you can do a special on wrestlers who have passed away. I cannot imagine how long it might take to tour on foot another sterling job thank you. The history that you cover and the respect you show is worthy of greatness. Splendid!
I love your show..youre very knowledgeable about the grave sites..and i love the snippets of these wonderful people..youre a cut above the rest..keep up the good work.
You’re doing a beautiful thing my friend. Way to take us down memory lane, educating us as well as paying tribute to those in entertainment that have passed on. Thank you sir
Love it!!! I didn't know Rosalind Russell was buried there...loved her in Auntie Mame. Great tour and I love your little short film at the end! I'm curious to know what you will do when you run out of Hollywood cemetaries!!!
Superb and respectful. As an actor and a teacher myself I learn so much from these clips. Professional and entertaining. Keep it up 😀 p.s I know this might sound weird but would it possible (when you can) to indicate through a symbol if the graves contain a cremated burial or a whole coffin burial? It's always something that intrigues me when I watch your clips 😀
Your videos are amazingly well done and especially your research, the original film poster art and video clip which help to give us an Idea of who these people were are an added plus. P.S. The Germs did a song called "the lions share" which was on the sound track of the film Cruising which came out in 1980 the year the lead singer killed himself and Evelyn Nesbit story is also featured in the film Ragtime.
OMG!! Gilda Gray, did the shimmy in 1928! Today it is known as twerking!! Everything today has been done before! There is nothing new under the sun! 😅 Also Arthur, why are those Spooky trees so spooky looking? Good tour loaded with information!
Thank you for showing me Ricardo montalban's grave I was a big fan of Fantasy Island and I watched a lot in prime time Ricardo Montalban and herb would you extraordinary actors together they casted off of each other very well I need Fantasy Island to really wonderful television series
His Gal Friday is a gem! and to see her at her prime on What's my Line? several times too! UA-cam seach What's my Line? Full episodes Rosalind Russell & you should find about 3, celebs were always the third guest.
MY MOM WOULD CALL MY GRANDMOTHER LOUELLA LOL HAHAA. I NEVER KNEW WHAT SHE WAS TALKING ABOUT TIL I WAS OLDER , I LOVE THESE VIDEOS CANT GET ENOUGH OF THEM , AND YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF ALL THOSE DEPARTED , STAY WELL MR DARK 🙏❤🥰
I have enjoyed all these segments of celebrities final resting place. It's intriguing remembrance of those who once entertained us. I live in Akron, Ohio and I will schedule a visit to L.A. so I can take a few days to go to the cemetery and admire them for the achievements of their work to pay my respect for the legacy they left behind. When I was little my first job was at age 14 in a movie theatre in Ponce, Puerto Rico. I usually stood at the door and collected tickets. In 1977 we had the Dino Delaurentiis's King Kong with Jessica Lange. One Saturday night we were sold out for the last show at 8pm and I was told to close the door and not to let anyone in since there were no seats available. A young mother and her 5 year old daughter approached the door wanting to come in, I told them that I was sorry but they couldn't come in we were sold out. The young mother begged me that they would sit on the floor since used public transportation from another town. I repeated that I was sorry but I couldn't let them sit on the floor due theatre policies to please come back the next day. She replied that she was out of money to pay another taxi to bring them back. They turned around and started walking away, the little girl was crying wanting to see King Kong, that really broke my heart, as they walked away I had an idea and I yelled for them to come back, they immediately came back. I told them to wait a minute, that I wasn't promising anything but to wait a minute. I locked the door and I ran up to the projection room and I asked Ralph the protectionist if I could use his guests seats in the projection room. Ralph didn't hesitate and said yes. I came back down stairs and notified the young mother and her little girl that I have two seats for them. I could never forget those happy faces. They couldn't thank me enough. I also let them in for free. When the film started I saw this beautiful name across the screen Dino Delaurentiis Presents. And most of the movies we featured at the Rivoli theatre had his name on it. I thought that Dino Delaurentiis owned Hollywood. After my services with the U.S. Navy in 1985 I had a job as a chef for Dino Delaurentiis Entertainment Group in Wilmington, NC. And I got to meet Mr Delaurentiis in person, one day I even told him about the young mother and her daughter in Puerto Rico. Mr Delaurentiis is a great example of hard work, Oscar winner for La Strata in 1952 and has a library of over 500 movies, a real Hollywood legend. Mr Delaurentiis passed away at age 91 in November 10,2010. He was cremated and his ashes rest at Cemeterio Communale di Torre Anunnciatta, Italy.
Love your videos i found them by chance on the suggestions this is helping me after my surgery to not get to bored seen some of the old movies amd shows b4 my time and thanks to how informative you are I now know names to the faces
I see you are already channeling George Romero with your very short film "Spooky Trees." Very original and artistic. Perhaps you should have named it "Zombie Trees" in homage to Mr. Romero. Your selection and presentation of the celebrities, meaningful and educational research, and pleasant persona is always appreciated and has now become the standard of quality by which all others must strive to achieve. Now, onward to Hillside Memorial Cemetery. I can't wait to see your presentation of Al Jolson's final resting place.
Come to NYC and I'll give you a tour! We have Woodlawn in the Bronx with Barbara Hutton, Hugette Clark and a slew of musicians. Then Greenwood in Brooklyn with Louis Comfort Tiffany and Paul Jabara (wrote Last Dance, won Oscar). Then Cyprus Hill with Mae West and family and Collier Brothers (unmarked). Then St. Johns with Lucky Luciano and many others. Finally, Ferncliff with Joan Crawford Steele, Ed Sullivan and Leona Helmsley (and Trouble Helmsley). Nearby is Hartsdale Pet Cemetery opened in 1896!
Thank-You Arthur. I find it VERY STRANGE; I was watching a video today on a 'Pet Cemetery in 'Hollywood,' and thought - "If animals can have sometimes ELABORATE 'Headstones,' then wouldn't it STAND TO REASON, that EVERYONE should have some kind of 'Marker'...."?! It just saddens me to NOOOOOOO END!!!!
Evelyn Nesbit was born with the name Florence Evelyn Nesbit she was born on the 25th December 1884 she died on the 17th January 1967 died in a nursing home in Santa Monica, California at the age of 82
Amazing videos! Are you gonna do a 4th tour of Holy Cross? You missed the grave of one of my favorite actors, the Austrian born Reggie Nalder, who played the vampire in Tobe Hooper's Salem's Lot, his grave is right in front of the entrance in section D.
Watch out for SPOOKY TREES! ! For real- if trees could talk what history we could learn. You're always so respectful of people's graves & have a very nice voice. Thanks. ♡
As with others here, I too look forward to your videos. And also, I like the fact you treat those who have died with dignity and respect. That's also why I'm a huge fan.
here is a link to the So cal punk documentary...Darby is in it and it is a great documentary piece on the period. @ Mr. Dark so funny you have Welk and Crash in the same video...luv your work man!
Ricardo Montalbán is a legend, its such a surprise to see him in such a modest grave in the back of the park. Star Trek, Fantasy Island, Planet of the Apes, Spy Kids, Kim Possible, the man did it all! Talk about range!
I love richardo, I own his outfit from spykids 3. It's was the last outfit he wore on a film. While not the most popular, it's still worn by him. I'll never sell it. Hats off to you R.M.
KHAAAAAAAN!
Cool
I hope you get it appraised and insured
Helen O'Connell, born in Lima, Ohio, raised in my hometown, Toledo, Ohio. What a voice!
Found these a couple of days ago. Wasn't sure what to make of it before viewing but once I watched, found them to be excellent. Frankly looked forward to the next segment as each ended. These videos are informative, classy and (I feel) respectful of the famous individuals and their legacies. Since viewing Hollywood Graveyard I have seen others like it (and some do a pretty good job), but this guy is the best by far. Well done!! I encourage more of these brief but very interesting tours. Thanks!!
I still watch the re-runs of The Lawrence Welk Show!!! Welk and O'Connell were Giants of The Big Band Era!!! I'm so glad that you always remember those of that Era...like you did with Paul Tanner, Tommy Dorsey, Artie Shaw...Etc...That's the reason I became a member of this channel...Thank You!!!
I have people that think I'm morbid to watch cemeterys,but I love it!
Arthur, you are the best! I've seen other grave tours on UA-cam, but you have something extra special. Your delivery, your knowledge and your great voice! All I need to round out this great experience is my wingback chair, a pipe, my slippers, some Hennessy and I'm home.
I remember Rosalind Russell in 'Auntie Mame', one of my favorite movies, which she did in 1958. These wonderful Stars all imprinted on our lives in such amazing ways that they will never be forgotten.
Izit Over: Your eloquence is greatly appreciated. Indeed, Mr. Dark has something special. I guess it is called "talent." His ability for deep and nuanced portraits of celebrities caught in the complexities of their times is particularly appealing. Undoubtedly, his videos have become a main commodity along with whatever brings comfort to the viewers.
I have such Wonderful child memories watching The Lawrence Welk Show with my Grandpa every week. Before he died Jan. 1976 when I was 12.
Loved Darby Crash and his music, thanks for featuring him, and George Pal as well, whom I revere and own a piece of his personal property.
Spooky trees indeed :)
Not sure why I’m so drawn to these videos, but I keep coming back for more. So very interesting and so well done. Bravo 😊
Job well done Mr. Dark! Your research is spot on. Your camera work, your editing, etc...Bravo! A pleasure to be one of your Patreon Supporters!
Continually appreciative of your support!
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@@HollywoodGraveyard thanks for your support Mr. Dark!
never get enough of these! I am so amazed by the fact that you do it all yourself! Much kudos for that! much support man!
Cogan Yourself cox. Dax’s. X
This is an incredible series of tours, thanks so much for posting!
This is by far the best UA-cam channel, i look forward to your new videos all the time, just wish they lasted about an hour , can't get enough of them
I LOVE all the fabulous clips! Thanks for more of what you do so well!
I like this guys voice very clear and precise
His voice is erie, kind of like he's a ghost himself.
Thank you for making sure John “Jack” or Papi Ford was remembered here. Hes a personal hero of mine
The great people buried here deserve our eternal gratefulness for bringing so much happiness to all who saw their films. Thank you to all of you. Mark I. Krogh
Oh my God please for the love of God keep these up, they're GOLD! Always learn something new everytime I watch your videos! I basically force my husband to watch them with me! 😂
I loved the Bob Newhart show with Mary Frann. It was such a sad passing.
Keep them coming! These are so enjoyable; the time you've spent, the tone of your voice, the music all into one acknowledging these people we've known and lost.
Rosalind Russell's role in "His Gal Friday" is my favorite movie.
What a great tour! My grandmother loved Lawrence Welk!
Oh dude!!!!!!! I’m so glad you included Darby crash!!!!
I was in Scotland until 1972 ...but I have great memories of these shows my mother loved them ! I love Lucy , black and white minstrels , Lawrence Wells
I really look forward to each "episode" I love learning about so many of these stars. Then to top it off your clips of many of them in their prime makes me more respectful of where they are now. Looking forward to the next one.
Looking forward to more videos from you. You always show respect for the departed.
Love your videos man, so well done. The complete package of writing, editing, music and video choices. I can't wait for more. Hope you guys find success and support. You definitely have made a supporter out of me.
Thank you for sharing the memories of a time has long gone, but not forgotten I always imagine my past family that's passed on watching these great people of our time.
Love,love,love your videos and always look forward to a new one!
It is quite sad and utterly amazing how many incredibly talented and forgotten people that impacted and graced our screens, our stages and our lives. The actors from The Wizard of Oz for example which i watched several times as a child, we just never stop to think that these people are only human and will one day be gone. Then you watch this channel, and wow, it hits you, takes you back some years. Brilliant please keep it up 😊
I just finished watching and was extremely surprised that Goofys voice Pinto Clovig a founding member of the Disney crew didn't even have a grave marker. So sad, I would think Disney would honor him with a tombstone for all that he did for Disney.
Unfortunately Disney only cares about money nowadays
This channel is excellent in every manner. Content, background, research, scenery, art, music, and soothing narration.
Ok, so last time I wrote about Joe Hamilton, the youngest producer in television during the 1950s with The Garry Moore Show.
Hamilton was only 29 at the time...Later, the man married Carol Burnett and he was the producer of her show. Hamilton wrote the familiar theme to the show which Carol sang at the end of every broadcast tugging her ear so that her grandmother would know it was time for bed. Hamilton was missed part 2 where you visited the Great Masoleum...Now I wish to acknowledge character actor Edgar Kennedy. Interred at Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, California, USA, Section D, Sacred Heart, Grave 7, Lot 193. This man was a great actor who appeared in such movie greats as "Duck Soup" (1933), "Tillie's Fractured Romance" (1914) with Charlie Chaplin. The man was hired by Mack Sennet and he played bit parts before leaving and being hired by Hal Roach...Kennedy was in a couple of Laurel and Hardy films. "From Soup to Nuts" (1928) and "You're Darned Tootin'" (1928). Edgar also starred in 4 Our Gang comedies "Shivering Shakespeare," "Moan & Groan, Inc. ," "The First Seven Years" and, my favorite "When the Wind Blows."
Wow! Your videos are awesome from start to finish. Not only informative, but creative and humorous, as well. Thanks for sharing.
I really enjoy these tours. Also buried in Holy Cross are Jim & Marian Jordan, who starred in the very funny "Fibber McGee & Molly" on radio for almost 24 years.
Hollywood Graveyard, I've just found your channel and I'm binge watching. You've a new subscriber who's hooked.... So interesting and well made. BRAVO.
Glad you found us!
Same here! I found your channel yesterday I was immediately HOOKED and surprised about their personal lives!
I love your grave tours...done with great respect and I live your voice can't wait for more videos
I remember watching Lawrence Welk as a kid and Fantasy Island............
Man i wish each of your videos were over an hour long, I cant get enough of them
Your videos are by far the best of their kind and I hope someday when you have toured all the cemeteries on your list that there are further parts on the larger cemeteries there are so many stars to visit. Is there any chance that one day you can do a special on wrestlers who have passed away. I cannot imagine how long it might take to tour on foot another sterling job thank you. The history that you cover and the respect you show is worthy of greatness. Splendid!
I love these films. So well done and so informative. Very entertaining. Fascinating.
I love your show..youre very knowledgeable about the grave sites..and i love the snippets of these wonderful people..youre a cut above the rest..keep up the good work.
You’re doing a beautiful thing my friend. Way to take us down memory lane, educating us as well as paying tribute to those in entertainment that have passed on. Thank you sir
Love it!!! I didn't know Rosalind Russell was buried there...loved her in Auntie Mame. Great tour and I love your little short film at the end! I'm curious to know what you will do when you run out of Hollywood cemetaries!!!
Another fantastic episode! Bravo!👏
I think of myself as kind of a Hollywood historian. Thank you for these posts. It has really taught me alot. Keep up the good work!!!!!!!
Superb and respectful. As an actor and a teacher myself I learn so much from these clips. Professional and entertaining. Keep it up 😀 p.s I know this might sound weird but would it possible (when you can) to indicate through a symbol if the graves contain a cremated burial or a whole coffin burial? It's always something that intrigues me when I watch your clips 😀
Rest In Peace, Rosalind Russell. You are truly missed.
Great work, interesting information on Evelyn Nesbit and Gilda Gray . Thank you.
I was surprised that she’s not buried in Pittsburgh.
Your videos are amazingly well done and especially your research, the original film poster art and video clip which help to give us an Idea of who these people were are an added plus. P.S. The Germs did a song called "the lions share" which was on the sound track of the film Cruising which came out in 1980 the year the lead singer killed himself and Evelyn Nesbit story is also featured in the film Ragtime.
OMG!! Gilda Gray, did the shimmy in 1928! Today it is known as twerking!! Everything today has been done before! There is nothing new under the sun! 😅
Also Arthur, why are those Spooky trees so spooky looking? Good tour loaded with information!
Thank you for showing me Ricardo montalban's grave I was a big fan of Fantasy Island and I watched a lot in prime time Ricardo Montalban and herb would you extraordinary actors together they casted off of each other very well I need Fantasy Island to really wonderful television series
Loved Rosalind Russell especially as Auntie Mame and the Mother Superior in The Trouble with Angels and its sequel
Great videos! By the way, it was very nice to see Darby Crash's grave here. Thank you!
Chris Penn played a wonderful character as Sheriff Dollard in “Too Wong Foo”.
Rosalind Russell was also in trouble with Angels and the movie Gypsy rose lee a wonderful actress
Mt.unicorn85 59044 ...and let's not forget Rosalind Russell as "Auntie Mame"!!! That was one of her most iconic roles ever!!! 😊
Saludos desde Roma, Italia
His Gal Friday is a gem! and to see her at her prime on What's my Line? several times too! UA-cam seach What's my Line? Full episodes Rosalind Russell & you should find about 3, celebs were always the third guest.
She played Natalie Wood,s character, Gypsy"s mother!
I love watching your videos, amazing…. Keep up the good work hugs from London 🇬🇧
I remember watching Lawrence welk with my grandmother so many times.
Your time and effort is amazing!
I really enjoy your videos don't ever stop making them please
These videos are great. Can't wait to see more of them.
MY MOM WOULD CALL MY GRANDMOTHER LOUELLA LOL HAHAA. I NEVER KNEW WHAT SHE WAS TALKING ABOUT TIL I WAS OLDER , I LOVE THESE VIDEOS CANT GET ENOUGH OF THEM , AND YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF ALL THOSE DEPARTED , STAY WELL MR DARK 🙏❤🥰
Rosalind Russell was a gorgeous woman. Her, Myrna Loy & Loretta Young were just knockouts. 😎
I have fond memories of watching Lawrence Welk on PBS with my mother and grandmother.
I have enjoyed all these segments of celebrities final resting place. It's intriguing remembrance of those who once entertained us. I live in Akron, Ohio and I will schedule a visit to L.A. so I can take a few days to go to the cemetery and admire them for the achievements of their work to pay my respect for the legacy they left behind. When I was little my first job was at age 14 in a movie theatre in Ponce, Puerto Rico. I usually stood at the door and collected tickets. In 1977 we had the Dino Delaurentiis's King Kong with Jessica Lange. One Saturday night we were sold out for the last show at 8pm and I was told to close the door and not to let anyone in since there were no seats available. A young mother and her 5 year old daughter approached the door wanting to come in, I told them that I was sorry but they couldn't come in we were sold out. The young mother begged me that they would sit on the floor since used public transportation from another town. I repeated that I was sorry but I couldn't let them sit on the floor due theatre policies to please come back the next day. She replied that she was out of money to pay another taxi to bring them back. They turned around and started walking away, the little girl was crying wanting to see King Kong, that really broke my heart, as they walked away I had an idea and I yelled for them to come back, they immediately came back. I told them to wait a minute, that I wasn't promising anything but to wait a minute. I locked the door and I ran up to the projection room and I asked Ralph the protectionist if I could use his guests seats in the projection room. Ralph didn't hesitate and said yes. I came back down stairs and notified the young mother and her little girl that I have two seats for them. I could never forget those happy faces. They couldn't thank me enough. I also let them in for free. When the film started I saw this beautiful name across the screen Dino Delaurentiis Presents. And most of the movies we featured at the Rivoli theatre had his name on it. I thought that Dino Delaurentiis owned Hollywood. After my services with the U.S. Navy in 1985 I had a job as a chef for Dino Delaurentiis Entertainment Group in Wilmington, NC. And I got to meet Mr Delaurentiis in person, one day I even told him about the young mother and her daughter in Puerto Rico. Mr Delaurentiis is a great example of hard work, Oscar winner for La Strata in 1952 and has a library of over 500 movies, a real Hollywood legend. Mr Delaurentiis passed away at age 91 in November 10,2010. He was cremated and his ashes rest at Cemeterio Communale di Torre Anunnciatta, Italy.
Love your videos i found them by chance on the suggestions this is helping me after my surgery to not get to bored seen some of the old movies amd shows b4 my time and thanks to how informative you are I now know names to the faces
I like the trees too.
Great job once again. Your commentary and presentation is very enjoyable and interesting.
Loved Rosalind Russell in the original The Women and His Girl Friday with Carey Grant !
I love this show. Well done!! Big fan!!!
great job on spooky trees wont be able to sleep tonight
I see you are already channeling George Romero with your very short film "Spooky Trees." Very original and artistic. Perhaps you should have named it "Zombie Trees" in homage to Mr. Romero. Your selection and presentation of the celebrities, meaningful and educational research, and pleasant persona is always appreciated and has now become the standard of quality by which all others must strive to achieve. Now, onward to Hillside Memorial Cemetery. I can't wait to see your presentation of Al Jolson's final resting place.
The Germs! I saw them at Mabuhay Gardens in SF. Great band!
Come to NYC and I'll give you a tour! We have Woodlawn in the Bronx with Barbara Hutton, Hugette Clark and a slew of musicians. Then Greenwood in Brooklyn with Louis Comfort Tiffany and Paul Jabara (wrote Last Dance, won Oscar). Then Cyprus Hill with Mae West and family and Collier Brothers (unmarked). Then St. Johns with Lucky Luciano and many others. Finally, Ferncliff with Joan Crawford Steele, Ed Sullivan and Leona Helmsley (and Trouble Helmsley). Nearby is Hartsdale Pet Cemetery opened in 1896!
Seeing all these different graves brings back so many memories for me
Lawrence welk I used to watch it with my grandfather every Sunday ❤️
To me, Rosalind Russell will always be remembered as "Auntie Mame."
'His Gal Friday' is a classic and her appearances on What's my Line? were hysterical( almost every WML? is on UA-cam)
I can't believe it wasn't even mentioned! lol
You should go visit her one day and pay your respects :)
Paul Delgadillo Loved her in the Where Angels 👼 Go movies 🎥
Life’s a banquet and most poor suckers are starving. Is that it? I always loved this line.
I think Rosalind Russell's best film role was Auntie Mame... love her in that movie!
outstanding.
thanks for shown on John ford.
Thank you! Fascinating...have watched all of your videos. Great work!
I love the back ground music...SOOOOO COOL!! The way you narrate...is AWESOME...!! Looking forward to a new video!
You come for the history and stay till the end for the little clips. Love the Spooky Trees 😂
Chris Penn Was In Footloose Too
Please keep up the good work
Are you a man or a girl?
Thank-You Arthur. I find it VERY STRANGE; I was watching a video today on a 'Pet Cemetery in 'Hollywood,' and thought - "If animals can have sometimes ELABORATE 'Headstones,' then wouldn't it STAND TO REASON, that EVERYONE should have some kind of 'Marker'...."?! It just saddens me to NOOOOOOO END!!!!
Thank you so much. These videos are great.
I really look forward to these videos long may they continue, thanks
Your videos are so awesome! I am watching all the tours in order.
Another excellent episode!
I'm 38 but my mother raised me on the movie The Women she still watches it every time it's on TV.
Evelyn Nesbit was born with the name Florence Evelyn Nesbit she was born on the 25th December 1884
she died on the 17th January 1967 died in a nursing home in Santa Monica, California at the age of 82
Amazing videos! Are you gonna do a 4th tour of Holy Cross? You missed the grave of one of my favorite actors, the Austrian born Reggie Nalder, who played the vampire in Tobe Hooper's Salem's Lot, his grave is right in front of the entrance in section D.
Watch out for SPOOKY TREES! ! For real- if trees could talk what history we could learn. You're always so respectful of people's graves & have a very nice voice. Thanks. ♡
id remember watching the lawrence welk show when id was a kid long time ago
rachel diane Ames Me too. It was a Saturday night staple in my parents' home. So much incredible talent. Loved Jo Ann Castle and her piano playing
As with others here, I too look forward to your videos. And also, I like the fact you treat those who have died with dignity and respect. That's also why I'm a huge fan.
one of the best videos I've watched on youtube....thank you!
I love old movies. Buy my best memory of Rosalind Russell is as Mother Suerior in The Trouble With Angels.
I remember the Lawerence Welk show........I groaned every time it came on.
Great videos!!!! Keep them coming!!!
here is a link to the So cal punk documentary...Darby is in it and it is a great documentary piece on the period. @
Mr. Dark so funny you have Welk and Crash in the same video...luv your work man!
ua-cam.com/video/6QS_U4eOaTw/v-deo.html