You would think it’s a little morbid visiting a cemetery to visit all these famous people but you have away to bring these people back to life with your story telling Thanks Jordan
Visiting cemeteries is in no way morbid. It's a beautiful way to pay respect to your loved ones and people that paved the way for all of us to have a better life.
In my opinion there’s nothing morbid about visiting cemeteries it’s a nice way to seeing the resting places of famous people and cemeteries are peaceful, beautiful and filled with great artwork and architecture through the headstones, mausoleums, and landscaping.
This was awesome, Jordan! I absolutely adored Danny Kaye. Loved him and his music. And the other graves you visited, they mostly touched my heart. Wonderful people who will always be remembered.
I think I am too late for the live chat but thanks for going to this cemetery! I am a huge fan of Danny Kaye and Hirschfeld so I would love to visit there one day. My friend's Dad and paternal grandparents are there too. And even I know about Lou Gehrig though I am not into baseball at all which shows how legendary he was!
This is a fantastic video! That is probably the most beautiful cemetery I have ever seen! And you took us there on a gorgeous sunny day. The resting places you showed us are of people famous for actually doing great things that have enriched our lives. I was so pleased to see Anne Bancroft's lovely grave. Thank you for this excellent vlog, Jordan.
I really enjoy cemetery vlogs. I can vicariously visit the final resting places of people whose work I enjoyed. I can sort of pay my respects. I don’t think it’s morbid at all.
So many of my favorites. My favorite Ann Bancroft movie is Walk the Proud Land with Audie Murphy, Jay Silverheels, Charles Drake & Patricia Crowley. Another awesome vlog reminding us never to forget those who have made meaningful impressions in our lives. Just thinking about Lou Gehrig's contributions in so many different areas speaks greatly to his talent, character & work ethic. A saying I found true is "If you love what you're doing you'll never 'work' a day in your life". Thank you Jordan I love your work! ❤🙂
Wasn't Danny Kaye cremated and his ashes were mixed into the cement to make the bench. That's what I had heard, at least. Was Al Hirschfeld the artist who did the character portraits of artists for "Sardi's" restaurant in New York Theatre district and the "Brown Derby" in L.A.? Just curious.
Thank you for the tour around Kensico Cemetery. I loved Danny Kaye, so many famous people there. What a sad day in baseball when Lou Gehrig had to leave the game. RIP to all of those you visited.
This was awesome! I love watching videos like this, and it was great to see new names. Don't get me wrong, i love all the Hollywood grave videos out there, but it's nice to see others and not many people film outside of Hollywood
So many famous and not so famous people in that cemetery. I loved Danny Kaye. Thank you,so interesting. I love big band music and White Christmas. You give so much information.
Wow...may I just say....what a BREATH-TAKING cemetery!!! the owners really wear their hearts upon their sleeves to keep it clean with beautifully manicured lawns as well!! There is a certain PEACEFULNESS about it's surroundings!!! This really makes it easier for families to come and visit their loves ones throughout the years as well!! BLESS the owners for taking the time to make this happen!!! Lastly, Jordan, Thank you so very much for producing another beauty of a video!!! WE LOVE YOU!!!
I did notice some of the more famous graves had a blue flag near the grave that said "extra care" so I think maybe some of the families pay to make sure the headstone looks well taken care of
Hi Jordan this looks like it's in New York cemetery I'll be like there version of the Hollywood forever cemetery lol. i read Lou Gehrig book its from the 90s paperback.
I love Lou Gehrig. I loved the movie on him with Gary Cooper. I loved Gary Cooper's portrayal of him. I have lived in Montana since 1991, and I lived first in Helena, Montana, where Gary Cooper was born and spent the first part of his life there. His parents were both English, so I always tell people from England that they can claim Gary Cooper too! His friend, Myrna Loy, is buried in Helena. She died in NYC, but made it clear that she wanted to return home to Helena and be buried with the rest of her family. I loved seeing Danny Kayes grave as well. I like Rachmaninoff as well.
Thanks Jordan , one of my favorite Cemeterys. B4 moving to Fla I was a yearly visitor on June 2 to put a new Yankee hat on Gehrigs headstone. R.I.P. #4.
Danny Kaye and (Red Skelton are the two )most talented entertainers in my book very good volg , enjoyed it very much . I have watched the Ziegfield follies movie with William Powell so many times , so good 📺🎥❤️
Jordan love your Vlogs. They get better and better. Next time you are in New York you should go visit St. John's Cemetery. It's Famous for being called the Mafia Cemetery because many notable Mobsters such as Carlo Gambino, Joseph Profaci, Joe Colombo, Vito Genovese, Carmine Galante, Salvatore Maranzano, Aniello Dellacroce, John Gotti, and Salvatore (Charlie) "Lucky" Luciano lay there.
Al Hirschfeld did the art work of Aerosmith for their 1977 Album Draw The Line. The Bass player of Aerosmith Tom Hamilton owns the original Drawing of the Band.
…this was great Jordan ! Lou Gehrig, Tommy Dorsey, Sergei Rachmaninov and Danny Kaye !!! …and just like him to have a welcoming bench to stop and rest for his memorial…Donald O’Connor was another…
Fascinating tour of Kensico Cemetery Beautiful grounds. One of my favorites was Anne Bancroft. She could be funny as well as dramatic. Loved her in so many of her movies, The Miracle Worker, Prisoner of 2nd Avenue, Garbo Talks, Fatso. Loved her sense of humor, and she was very attractive. Thank you for interesting tour of many famous people.
Danny Kaye, I am a huge fan of his! Im so glad you showed his gave, it showed the many things he loved to do, and did them all to perfection!! My favorite movies of his are... The Five Pennies ~ the life story of Red Nichols. I think you would like this movie, Jordan. Hans Christian Anderson ~ he was absolutely wonderful as Hans & the story is beautiful also. White Christmas ~ there isnt anything new I can say about this film that hasnt already been said. Merry Christmas ❄️ Thank you, Jordan for such a special vlog!!! 👍👍
on the danny kaye grave.....yep the stone has all his interests. loved baseball, loved cooking, flying his plane, and playing the piano. the flower pot....was from his song "take time to smell the flowers" and "Inchworm"
Cool vlog 😎 My father played piano and his favorite composer was Rachmaninoff and his favorite piece to play was “Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini”. Wonderful piece of music. Thanks for sharing this!!
Being grateful for the gift that God gave him. Those are powerful words that so many people don't understand, I'm thankful you do and thankful for these awesome videos you make and share with everyone, I wouldn't get to see most of any of this stuff had it not be for you, thank you.
We didn’t have a baseball team in Connecticut, my Grandfather was a big fan, I quest I followed his love for the Yankees also being a fellow tri stater helped. Love the way you tell the history of all, very beautiful 🐾😎ty
I love seeing celebrity graves it brings back memories of these famous people some I would not have known had someone not had visited them so thank you for that Jordan!
If you go out of Kensico make a right into Gate of Heaven Cemetery, as a Yankee fan , you’ll find the magnificent grave of the greatest Yankee, Babe Ruth up on the hill and then just below him is the beautiful grave of Alfred Manuel Martin , Casey’s Boy….. “Billy”
This was great. Danny Kaye in White Christmas is one of my absolute favorites. My favorite scene was when him ans Bing Crosby sang Sisters, always gives me a good chuckle. Keep up the great videos cuz I love watching them. And a hello to Jah from Buffalo❤❤
They keep it very nice, but there didn't seem to be any office or anyone to really ask questions to. I know the DeNiro family plot is there, with Robert Sr. There, but I couldn't find it...
You would think it’s a little morbid visiting a cemetery to visit all these famous people but you have away to bring these people back to life with your story telling Thanks Jordan
Visiting cemeteries is in no way morbid. It's a beautiful way to pay respect to your loved ones and people that paved the way for all of us to have a better life.
In my opinion there’s nothing morbid about visiting cemeteries it’s a nice way to seeing the resting places of famous people and cemeteries are peaceful, beautiful and filled with great artwork and architecture through the headstones, mausoleums, and landscaping.
As long as people say your name you never die.
What a beautiful resting place for so many talented individuals who brought us so much happiness. Thank you Jordan for making this visit. Great Vlog.
It's amazing to see Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig buried in cemeteries right across from each other.
This was awesome, Jordan! I absolutely adored Danny Kaye. Loved him and his music. And the other graves you visited, they mostly touched my heart. Wonderful people who will always be remembered.
When I was watching that part of the vlog, I thought about the time Danny Kaye portrayed a dentist on The Cosby Show -it was hilarious 😂
Absolutely love your videos. You do a wonderful job honoring these people.
Thank you!
Don't forget Ann Bancroft was also in "the miracle worker" excellent movie!
I spent quite a bit of time talking about it actually
I am getting an education and also a tour , and its so interesting these topics you choose! Thanks!
I think I am too late for the live chat but thanks for going to this cemetery! I am a huge fan of Danny Kaye and Hirschfeld so I would love to visit there one day. My friend's Dad and paternal grandparents are there too.
And even I know about Lou Gehrig though I am not into baseball at all which shows how legendary he was!
This is a fantastic video! That is probably the most beautiful cemetery I have ever seen! And you took us there on a gorgeous sunny day. The resting places you showed us are of people famous for actually doing great things that have enriched our lives. I was so pleased to see Anne Bancroft's lovely grave. Thank you for this excellent vlog, Jordan.
What a beautiful video. The autumn leaves on the beautiful trees as you walk and ride along. Thank you. This is so beautiful.❤❤❤❤
Another awesome vlog Jordan. Thank you ❤️❤️🐾🐾🐾
So interesting. I’ve learned so much from your videos. Thank you
It's one of my favorite movie's Lou gehrig life story and baseball.
I really enjoy cemetery vlogs. I can vicariously visit the final resting places of people whose work I enjoyed. I can sort of pay my respects. I don’t think it’s morbid at all.
So many of my favorites. My favorite Ann Bancroft movie is Walk the Proud Land with Audie Murphy, Jay Silverheels, Charles Drake & Patricia Crowley. Another awesome vlog reminding us never to forget those who have made meaningful impressions in our lives. Just thinking about Lou Gehrig's contributions in so many different areas speaks greatly to his talent, character & work ethic. A saying I found true is "If you love what you're doing you'll never 'work' a day in your life". Thank you Jordan I love your work! ❤🙂
@mernarodway7301 She also played in Jesus of Nazareth
Great storytelling! Thanks for posting! ❤
Thank you!
Wow! An incredible amount of famous people there. I had no idea! Very cool! I hope you'll make it back to show us more!
Wasn't Danny Kaye cremated and his ashes were mixed into the cement to make the bench. That's what I had heard, at least. Was Al Hirschfeld the artist who did the character portraits of artists for "Sardi's" restaurant in New York Theatre district and the "Brown Derby" in L.A.? Just curious.
RIP Anne Bancroft
Ayn Rand touted self-sufficiency but, ironically relied on welfare during the last years of her life!
Good stuff, man. If I could, I'd be doing the same thing you do. Cheers 🍻
Thanks Jordan for keeping people alive🎉
Loved this informative video Jordan
So interesting.....thanks Jordan.
Love the cemetery vlogs. TFS
Thank you for the tour around Kensico Cemetery. I loved Danny Kaye, so many famous people there. What a sad day in baseball when Lou Gehrig had to leave the game. RIP to all of those you visited.
Appreciate you sharing this with us Jordan! We had a blast watching! Luv&peace 💛✌💫
Another great one!!!!! Keep them coming!! Have a great day! ❤️
This was awesome! I love watching videos like this, and it was great to see new names. Don't get me wrong, i love all the Hollywood grave videos out there, but it's nice to see others and not many people film outside of Hollywood
So many famous and not so famous people in that cemetery. I loved Danny Kaye. Thank you,so interesting. I love big band music and White Christmas. You give so much information.
I saw Danny Kaye in a Beverly Hills parking garage in 1984. He was looking over at me and my group of friends, and I smiled over to him.
12:44- You're correct Jordan. Lou Gehrig's body laid in state for a few days for the wake and funeral and then was cremated.
Billie Burke played the wife of topper in the movie series “Topper”.
Wow...may I just say....what a BREATH-TAKING cemetery!!! the owners really wear their hearts upon their sleeves to keep it clean with beautifully manicured lawns as well!! There is a certain PEACEFULNESS about it's surroundings!!! This really makes it easier for families to come and visit their loves ones throughout the years as well!! BLESS the owners for taking the time to make this happen!!! Lastly, Jordan, Thank you so very much for producing another beauty of a video!!! WE LOVE YOU!!!
I did notice some of the more famous graves had a blue flag near the grave that said "extra care" so I think maybe some of the families pay to make sure the headstone looks well taken care of
Thank you, Jordan. I have wanted to see Anne’s grave for a long time.
Hi Jordan this looks like it's in New York cemetery I'll be like there version of the Hollywood forever cemetery lol. i read Lou Gehrig book its from the 90s paperback.
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I grew up in Westchester County It’s a really nice part of the country
very cool....love the variety of people!
Kiss is performing later just thought you would know 7:02
I did not know that Anna Bancroft was married to Mel Brooks. She was classy looking. Anne has beautiful head stone.
She was in one of my fav Thanksgiving movies, Home For the Holidays
Greetings from Arkansas. Somewhere in time is one of my favorite movies other than The Big Country and Giant
All great movies!!
I love Lou Gehrig. I loved the movie on him with Gary Cooper. I loved Gary Cooper's portrayal of him. I have lived in Montana since 1991, and I lived first in Helena, Montana, where Gary Cooper was born and spent the first part of his life there. His parents were both English, so I always tell people from England that they can claim Gary Cooper too! His friend, Myrna Loy, is buried in Helena. She died in NYC, but made it clear that she wanted to return home to Helena and be buried with the rest of her family. I loved seeing Danny Kayes grave as well. I like Rachmaninoff as well.
2130 Games you were only off by 20 My husband was at Ripken's 2131 Game In Baltimore
Loving you video's. I've subscribed to the channel.
I film in the UK & the Cemetery's your way are stunning. 👏
Whever the spirit of David Sarnoff is, he must be beside himself. RCA was bought by GE in 1986 and dismantled by GE.
Thanks Jordan , one of my favorite Cemeterys. B4 moving to Fla I was a yearly visitor on June 2 to put a new Yankee hat on Gehrigs headstone.
R.I.P. #4.
Danny Kaye and (Red Skelton are the two )most talented entertainers in my book very good volg , enjoyed it very much . I have watched the Ziegfield follies movie with William Powell so many times , so good 📺🎥❤️
RIP Lou Gehrig
Jordan love your Vlogs. They get better and better. Next time you are in New York you should go visit St. John's Cemetery. It's Famous for being called the Mafia Cemetery because many notable Mobsters such as Carlo Gambino, Joseph Profaci, Joe Colombo, Vito Genovese, Carmine Galante, Salvatore Maranzano, Aniello Dellacroce, John Gotti, and Salvatore (Charlie) "Lucky" Luciano lay there.
Al Hirschfeld did the art work of Aerosmith for their 1977 Album Draw The Line. The Bass player of Aerosmith Tom Hamilton owns the original Drawing of the Band.
I have learned of some many famous people from your channel Jordon that I would have never known about if it wasn’t for you young Sir. 👍🏼🫶🏼✌🏼
…this was great Jordan ! Lou Gehrig, Tommy Dorsey, Sergei Rachmaninov and Danny Kaye !!! …and just like him to have a welcoming bench to stop and rest for his memorial…Donald O’Connor was another…
Fascinating tour of Kensico Cemetery Beautiful grounds. One of my favorites was Anne Bancroft. She could be funny as well as dramatic. Loved her in so many of her movies, The Miracle Worker, Prisoner of 2nd Avenue, Garbo Talks, Fatso. Loved her sense of humor, and she was very attractive. Thank you for interesting tour of many famous people.
Danny Kaye, I am a huge fan of his! Im so glad you showed his gave, it showed the many things he loved to do, and did them all to perfection!!
My favorite movies of his are...
The Five Pennies ~ the life story of Red Nichols. I think you would like this movie, Jordan.
Hans Christian Anderson ~ he was absolutely wonderful as Hans & the story is beautiful also.
White Christmas ~ there isnt anything new I can say about this film that hasnt already been said. Merry Christmas ❄️
Thank you, Jordan for such a special vlog!!!
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The engines went toppaccatta toppaccatta toppaccatta as flying ace Lt. Mitty dived from the clouds. ...
on the danny kaye grave.....yep the stone has all his interests. loved baseball, loved cooking, flying his plane, and playing the piano. the flower pot....was from his song "take time to smell the flowers" and "Inchworm"
Cool vlog 😎
My father played piano and his favorite composer was Rachmaninoff and his favorite piece to play was “Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini”. Wonderful piece of music.
Thanks for sharing this!!
Being grateful for the gift that God gave him. Those are powerful words that so many people don't understand, I'm thankful you do and thankful for these awesome videos you make and share with everyone, I wouldn't get to see most of any of this stuff had it not be for you, thank you.
amen about the first sentence
Great Vid Jordan. Do not believe anyone has done these graves before. Love "Somewhere In Time & the music. I too like Rachmaninoff! RIP To All 🙏
We didn’t have a baseball team in Connecticut, my
Grandfather was a big fan, I quest I followed his love for the Yankees also being a fellow tri stater helped. Love the way you tell the history of all, very beautiful 🐾😎ty
Next visit, go to the Friars section, there you’ll find many buried there who belonged to the show business club such as Soupy Sales…great video…
Another fascinating vlog. I purchased a Hirshfeld the year before he died. It’s a color lithograph of Carol Channing. I love art too 😊
When I think of Lou Gehrig . I think of The Sandlot . His name was sign on a ball with Babe Ruth .
Yes Lou gehrig and wife ashes are inside that headstone .....great video lots of great info ty✌️♥️
I read a biography on Lou gehrig the luckiest man from the library nice resting places for all these people good vlig Jordan vickie napa california
Danny Kaye; famous for White Christmas. Also the voice of Winnie the Pooh.
Billie's mother was laid to rest underneath the statue. Florenz's and Billie's daughter Patricia is buried there as well as her husband Bill Richarson
Another great one Keep them coming Jordan love your videos I learned so much Fram you
Loving your cemetery videos. Saw I missed one from the Bronx. lol
Danny Kaye was an accomplished pilot. He owned and flew a Lear Jet ....twin piper ect
Thank you Jordan! So many famous people there. My all-time favorite movie is Somewhere In Time and absolutely love the music. Beautiful place!
grew up on Big Band music remember Tommys music LOve that theme song
Billy Burke was also the model for the statue nex to her and her husband flo.
Hello Jordan Lou Gehrigs ashes are indeed inside his tombstone Larry from long island
Listen to Scott on Tape’s version of this cemetery dated two days after yours. Word for word.
The Gehrig's ashes are in the stone.
I put some new videos up recently
Soupy sales in kenesico as well! Talk about slap stick!
My dad had als terrible disease😢
Thank you for sharing. Most people can't get to all the places you share.
BRAZIL HERE
Nice job Jordan. Those stories never get old
didn't Al Herschfeld also do a lot of TV Guide covers?
Jordan you make dying fun!!! (Go see Cagney in the masoleum)
Thanks for another entertaining and beautiful video.
Thanks Jordan. I enjoy all your programs.
I love seeing celebrity graves it brings back memories of these famous people some I would not have known had someone not had visited them so thank you for that Jordan!
Great video and great comments. Thank you
RIP Danny Kaye
I'm glad Danny Kaye came back home...what a talent
I wish I knew you were in Westchester. . I live close by.
If you go out of Kensico make a right into Gate of Heaven Cemetery, as a Yankee fan , you’ll find the magnificent grave of the greatest Yankee, Babe Ruth up on the hill and then just below him is the beautiful grave of Alfred Manuel Martin , Casey’s Boy….. “Billy”
Yep, been there three times..
I really enjoyed this video! Thank you Jordan for telling the story’s of these great people! It really nice to see where their resting places
I am a relative of her’s. I am a Booth descendant
This was great. Danny Kaye in White Christmas is one of my absolute favorites. My favorite scene was when him ans Bing Crosby sang Sisters, always gives me a good chuckle. Keep up the great videos cuz I love watching them. And a hello to Jah from Buffalo❤❤
Too Bad He died before he was in his 80's or 90's he looked like he was in a great shape and health
HELLO JORDAN! ALWAYS FUN HANGING OUT WITH YOU!! from TACOMA WASHINGTON .......
Beautiful cemetery.
They keep it very nice, but there didn't seem to be any office or anyone to really ask questions to. I know the DeNiro family plot is there, with Robert Sr. There, but I couldn't find it...
Thanks Jordan ❤