@mjstbnsn that's an intriguing thought! It's possible that some of those in Evergreen's indigent graves may have experienced success. In other graveyard tours, Arthur highlighted people who were successful, but were either laid to rest in pauper's graves, or only had 3 or 4 attendees at their funerals.
Some of my ancestors didn't know when or where they were born, and church records get lost due to fires, floods, and wars. Some of the surnames of ancestors are not even known because people didn't know how to read and write. This is one of the reasons why genealogy is so interesting.
@@chriswhiteauditions I worked in a funeral home as a kid in high school and I did a funeral one time who was a 90 yr. old priest. I was there, the gravediggers were there and one priest and one nun. Now that's sad because this guy gave his life for thousands to know and love God and no one gave a shit to show up!!
I love the Carnival section of the cemetery. No matter if you cleaned the circus grounds or was the center star of the 3 ring circus, you had a place there. I thought that was awesome.
Thank you for the dignity given to the ones that were considered "below us" all those years ago. It just makes me shake my head in sadness over how cruel man can be. You mentioned that movies have been filmed in this cemetery. One of those movies is the final scene of 1985's "Mask" starring Cher. A scene that is entirely made up as the real life Rocky Dennis' body was donated to science. Also, And though not a celebrity, in the 442 Infantry section, one should read the story of Ted T. Tanouye. What he did was absolutely amazing and deserves to be known (hint, he was one notch below Audie Murphy). A truly fascinating cemetery for the history it contains.
Those kids on Little Rascals had deplorable living conditions. They received little or no pay. These were not good times for their childhoods. As adults, they hardly had any resemblance of success.
"The largest supermarket chain in southern California; where I buy all my Reese's." Best quote ever Arthur! 😉 😁 P.S. - I love your videos! Keep up the good work!
While I knew most of the celebrities or at least their works, the most interesting person to me today was George Ralphs. When I was stationed in San Diego, Ralphs was my favorite grocery store. Thank you for including people who aren't necessarily celebrities in the normal sense of the world.
Thanks Mr. Dark for showcasing African Americans and Chinese Americans true history of racism encountered back in the day! Just one blooper when citing Robert Relf year of his death. Your graveyard tours are the best. Professional and classy!!
I'm going to sound like a huge douche but as a History major from Ole Miss I can say that these tours are amazing (not that anyone needs a degree to say that). Great camera work, in depth history but you know exactly when to shut it off and move on. You're doing everything right dude! Keep it up!
Nah, you don’t sound like a douche at all imo. Lol just an educated fan with strong opinions who’s used to people not used to appreciating your bluntness
Love this old (for California) cemetery, so much history and so many interesting and eclectic people resting here. Lots of childhood memories--Our Gang, Jack and Eddie, Beulah and do-wop to name a few. Thanks for your always kind invitation to join you, Arthur!
@@mangot589 I’ve watch several different channels…most of them kind of meander and aren’t focused with zero production values…or ones who try to do shock value things suggesting “we may see bones or open caskets”…this channel is more focused and well produced, he makes them entertaining and interject humor while still showing dignity to the people in the graves shown…definitely one of the better produced graveyard exploration channels on UA-cam..
Nice work Arthur as usual, really interesting cemetery, love the Showmans Rest the best but Rochester & Stymie are on top of the list too along with Frank Braxton. The Lankersheim and Van Nuys graves are so historic beyond words. It's so cool that the homeless and nobody's can be interred here along with celebrities in the City of Angels. 🍺
RIP to all who have graves here. Such beautiful and talented people. I worked on the Gold Line Project as an engineering designer. We had to move Chinese graves that were found within the project's legal right-of-way. The beautiful and improved relocation of moved graves is what one sees now. We honored the dead by doing the right thing for them.
I'm late today because you posted on a Tuesday & I had to work LOL. Wow, this was awesome!! A lot of Black entertainers, perfect for Black history month! And I love that you highlighted the memorial to Japanese Americans today since it is Remembrance Day (February 19th). It's truly a dark mark for us in our country's history, one of many. It's important to remember all of the things that happened so we can move on TOGETHER as a society & better ourselves. I love how you remember all of those things in your videos instead of just the bright, happy, shiny parts of Hollywood. Well done, Mr. Dark!
And thank YOU for adding some context to Remembrance Day. I like hearing anecdotes and different personal perspectives on major historical events. It's far too easy to separate oneself from the reason for these days of remembrance, so for me, hearing from people from said country, or people touched by said event, makes it feel more "real" to me........if that makes any sense.
Hi Arthur, that is AWESOME that Laurel gave Stymie his first bowler hat. And he is buried with it. Great narration has always. It's so detailed and it makes me go back in time just hearing how you describe people. Great job, thank you for all your hard work and dedication to entertain us!
You do an outstanding job! So glad I found your channel. Thanks for remembering Matthew Beard. Stymie was one of the best-loved characters in the Our Gang/Little Rascals series. Matthew went through a dark period of drug addiction, but beat it and went on to resurrect his career. His smile was unmistakable. I remember watching an episode of “Sanford and Son” and seeing a character break into a smile. I immediately screamed excitedly, “It’s Stymie! Omigosh, it’s Stymie!” Keep up the good work!
What I like about your videos is how well you narrate them, how much information you have on the persons, and the fact that you say where you are and what section of the cemetery the person is interred. Also, your closeups are still and not blurry. Thank you!!
I really enjoy your videos. My favorite movie that has Eddie (Rochester) Anderson in is "Topper Returns" but I also love "Cabin in the Sky" where Eddie stars opposite of Ethel Waters. What wonderful talent and entertainment is seen in that movie. I wish your carnival and circus graves would have included an equestrian (I am an equestrian). Not too far from my home is the town of Delavan Wisconsin. There are many graves of circus performers in the Delavan graveyard including some equestrians. Gary
Once again, thank you so much for profiling these early motion picture and television stars and there final (often historic) resting places! Your channel is great. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!
The history behind each individual that has past has me glued to my screen. Great job doing research on each person man. I just realized that LA has alot of grave yards.
I have seen both versions of "The Imitation of Life," and "You Can't Take it With You" was on TCM this morning! I loved watching "The Little Rascals" every day after school!
@@DionnaNalls - Awe, that sounds like a great movie! I'd love to see it also. I'm a HUGE fan of the Little Rascals myself, I had a bunch of VHS tapes with an array of episodes that my uncle gave to me years ago, sadly though, I haven't seen them in a little more than 10 yrs now. Not sure what happened to them but seeing as my ex-husband was in the Navy at the time, they were probably lost by the movers then :( I wish I knew!! Thank You Hollywood Graveyard for yet another beautiful, respectful and delightful ....and job well done....tour of some of the most famous and beautiful resting places of those who went home before us....may they all RIP!!
I bought the double DVD of " Imitation of Life " some year's ago at Walmart. My favorite on is with Lana Turner💗. I have to thank my grandmother for Introducing me to this movie. Yess, both movies will make you cry, and want to make you Appreciate your mother more.
@@MsTJones27 Question: if you have Facebook, look up my page. I do a lot of my on post, and I will send you a picture of my invention! It will be in Walmart and Sporting Goods stores in 2 years!
Hello my friend I loved u you videos on new York gravesite I never knew were Montgomery Clift Was buried at I went to find his grave and found it I had tears in my eyes when I found it I put prayed I thought he was cremated I would like to say thank you for this it took 20 years thank you I loved all of his movies.
I love your video's, They celebrate lives of these people, but also tells me how short our lives are, and that you need to live everyday as if it was your last! Keep up the good work.
I really love your tours. I learn about history and architecture as well as details about the lives of famous folks that were unknown to me. As an African American I especially appreciate your ongoing inclusion of all types of people of color.
I love this channel so much, I live in a small small place what’s called Nova Scotia Canada, I love on the island called Cape Breton Island, and I would never in a million years be able to come see all of these resting places of these talented individuals! So thank you, Arthur
Even if you did go to these cemeteries, you’d probably just walk by the grave and not realize it was actually someone who was prominent at one time…I’ve actually went to a couple of the cemeteries he did videos on and remember walking past a couple of the graves but not thinking anything of them because I had no idea who they where…
Your serise is wonderful, simple, relaxing, respectful and honoring to everyone you give time to. I feel that you give those stars one last time in the light.
Hello Arthur l live in New York City from 1973 until 1994 I moved to Hazleton Pa now l live Pennsylvania ( Harrisburg pa) my memories Matthew Beard jr as (Stymie )The little Rascals l watch that tv show very funny kids.
The movie Immitation of life ...caught me one late night on TCM... I thought it was one of the best movies I had ever seen.. it is one of my very favorite.. I never can pass it up when I see it on. Such a beautiful Actress! Jaunita Moore !! Thanks for adding her.. glad I popped in to watch... wonder if it’s on TMC TODAY being Mothers Day!... A Mother’s love knows no bounds!
Excellent show. Crazy how they used the graveyard building as a speakeasy 👻. Did I read the stone correctly for the circus “fat lady” (Emilie Bailey) she lived to be 99? That’s incredible if so.
I absolutely love your videos, I found Jordan the Lion because of you. You both are my favorite. I can't decide just one. Keep up the great work! Your voice is so calming and make the situation better as well.
Thanks for the history lesson. Love it when you do the lesser known stars or news maker of the day. It brings them to life. Your background on them is just enough to find out more about them.
next stop Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx NY the Most amazing Mausoleums like the one Barnum and Bailey, and Miles Davies and more. is an awesome place to see Architectures that Money can buy.
When I was in college in OC we took a trip here to see the 442 memorial. For a city as diverse as LA, it's unbelievable how segregated it was. And yes, we also learned about the infamous speak easy. It's a must see.
Richly diverse. Tremendously researched. Wonderfully photographed. The music never gets old. Glad to hear your deliciously sonorous voice is back to 100 percent. Thank you.
You all present a wonderful gift to us your devoted fans the music is very soft and does not intrude in the presentation. Thanks so much. Blessings John
There was SO much packed into this episode! I used to live in North Hollywood, and know Lankershim Blvd very well, so thanks for schooling me about it's namesake.
As always, these are so wonderful to watch. I love getting to visit my favorite stars while learning about others. I would love to see you get your own Netflix show!!
Outstanding work once again HG, most of these folks I have never heard of until now after watching your videos I feel somewhat smarter and find myself everytime I drive past a graveyard now, I actually live in Los Angeles, wondering when I look at them as I drive past who's graves i'm seeing. I feel like I should go visit some of these cemetery's now as well...
I truly hope you get to read this, Mr. Dark. I'm new to your videos, within the last couple of weeks or so, and I can't get enough. I'll binge watch for hours and never get tired. Your dedication to bring the departed, whether super famous or barely famous, back into the limelight is inspiring. I've been fascinated with cemeteries and graveyards since I was a kid. Like you did, I thoroughly enjoy just walking through them. So peaceful and quiet. I often look for old and abandoned sites just to see how long they've been there. After watching a plethora of your vlogs, I so badly want to visit LA and New York and visit some if my own Hollywood childhood idols. Thank you for doing this for those who can't go where you've been.
I started out kinda liking your videos. Then, the more I watched them, I started really liking them. Now, I love them and I drop everything the moment I see a new one is available on UA-cam. One of my two favorite web series for sure!
Mr. Dark, thank you for including information in the graveyard profiles about how American racism played a role in how people were laid to rest. It would be very easy to not include that information, but it says a lot that you choose to include that truth. It speaks to how much racism has influenced American life, and it gives a greater context and appreciation for each graveyard.
Any Potter's Field or neglected cemetery makes me feel sad and depressed. I think that this particular cemetery also has a sad history of racism. I wish that everybody had the same level of respect in the end.
@@MegaTmarshall I certainly agree with you, my father is buried here and they let you know before hand they don't have the means to keep it up as it is ran by a nonprofit. I had to provide the sod for his grave and I have to water it as well as they do not have a sprinkler system.
Thanks for doing the evergreen cemetery, I live close to it and I never realized how many celebrities were there. I trully enjoy all of your videos and I'm always looking forward to your next one.
Awesome vids Arthur I really like your background music too! Thank you for your devoted time making these videos for us subscribers great job! Huge fan!
OmG 👊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍 New Subscriber and I must say your videos are one of a kind such talent. Thank you so much for all your hard work, for I never looked at the afterlife the way I do now is respectfully intriguing the way you speak and elaborate about them is just so peacefully Beautiful... Stay Bless Arthur Dark by the way even your name is as unique as you are😊 So many good memories and even lessons learn, and so many to choose to comment on. But I truly want to see( imitation of life) oh man remembering Stymie man so many that I remember but with your videos I remember again...Once again Thank you so much for sharing your time and gift with me🙏 🙋❤
The grounds at Evergreen appear in pretty good shape. Old city cemetery often become neglected. Your video will help keep them-groan!- alive. Great works as always.
I don't know if you've gone, but seeing Forest Lawn, Los Angeles with especially Lee Van Cleef would be fantastic! So many wonderful stars at that cemetery.
I would love to see you talk about Oscar Micheaux. He was the first successful black director/producer. He’s buried in Great Bend (Kansas) Cemetery. Also, Great Bend is also the boyhood home of Jack Kilby, the inventor of the integrated circuit. In fact, the courthouse square is named Jack Kilby Square. The commons area at Great Bend High School is also named after him in his honor.
I totally agree. Just. Rude. Wonder. What kind person they are..maybe they dont believe in death. Maybe they will get a thumb down when they die.why wait.👎😀this for. All the thumbdowners. 💀.thank you mr dark for taking. Time out for what. You do to enlighten and inform us. We apperciate you. 👌👏👍😐. Najj. Cs
Quick note about Bob Relf's death date: his marker is actually incorrect, he died November 2007. Not sure why the marker says 2008.
What?
Thank you for all the hard work you put into your channel.
Princess Starmoonfurby whaat
Why?
I was wondering why you said 2007 and I read 2008.
The graves marked only with the year of death are painfully sad. Bless them.
@mjstbnsn that's an intriguing thought! It's possible that some of those in Evergreen's indigent graves may have experienced success. In other graveyard tours, Arthur highlighted people who were successful, but were either laid to rest in pauper's graves, or only had 3 or 4 attendees at their funerals.
Some of my ancestors didn't know when or where they were born, and church records get lost due to fires, floods, and wars. Some of the surnames of ancestors are not even known because people didn't know how to read and write. This is one of the reasons why genealogy is so interesting.
@@chriswhiteauditions I worked in a funeral home as a kid in high school and I did a funeral one time who was a 90 yr. old priest. I was there, the gravediggers were there and one priest and one nun. Now that's sad because this guy gave his life for thousands to know and love God and no one gave a shit to show up!!
I love the Carnival section of the cemetery. No matter if you cleaned the circus grounds or was the center star of the 3 ring circus, you had a place there. I thought that was awesome.
Thank you for the dignity given to the ones that were considered "below us" all those years ago. It just makes me shake my head in sadness over how cruel man can be. You mentioned that movies have been filmed in this cemetery. One of those movies is the final scene of 1985's "Mask" starring Cher. A scene that is entirely made up as the real life Rocky Dennis' body was donated to science. Also, And though not a celebrity, in the 442 Infantry section, one should read the story of Ted T. Tanouye. What he did was absolutely amazing and deserves to be known (hint, he was one notch below Audie Murphy). A truly fascinating cemetery for the history it contains.
Imitation of Life was one of the first classic films I ever watched. Loved it!
I find these tours interesting and learning a lot
Me too
I thought I was weird or sounded weird or morbid when I was telling my daughter that.
me too. I just recently found this channel
"We don't expect to eat. We just want it." Gotta love Stymie.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I cracked up when he said that!
His smile said it all.
Those kids on Little Rascals had deplorable living conditions. They received little or no pay. These were not good times for their childhoods. As adults, they hardly had any resemblance of success.
"The largest supermarket chain in southern California; where I buy all my Reese's." Best quote ever Arthur! 😉 😁
P.S. - I love your videos! Keep up the good work!
Stymie was my favorite Little Rascal - that little man had style & guile .... !
While I knew most of the celebrities or at least their works, the most interesting person to me today was George Ralphs. When I was stationed in San Diego, Ralphs was my favorite grocery store. Thank you for including people who aren't necessarily celebrities in the normal sense of the world.
This was a great one. Some of the stories are so shocking to hear while others are amazing.
Thanks Mr. Dark for showcasing African Americans and Chinese Americans true history of racism encountered back in the day! Just one blooper when citing Robert Relf year of his death. Your graveyard tours are the best. Professional and classy!!
ROCHESTER...that voice...I miss him and Jack...funny dudes man...and classy😉✌
Crystal Harmon I loved Rochester and always waited for him- he often opened. He just made the show for me! Loved that voice!
The Second Coming ...I liked him in Cabin in the Sky...with Ethel Waters and Lena Horne...playing as Miss Georgia Brown
I'm going to sound like a huge douche but as a History major from Ole Miss I can say that these tours are amazing (not that anyone needs a degree to say that). Great camera work, in depth history but you know exactly when to shut it off and move on. You're doing everything right dude! Keep it up!
Nah, you don’t sound like a douche at all imo. Lol just an educated fan with strong opinions who’s used to people not used to appreciating your bluntness
Love this old (for California) cemetery, so much history and so many interesting and eclectic people resting here. Lots of childhood memories--Our Gang, Jack and Eddie, Beulah and do-wop to name a few. Thanks for your always kind invitation to join you, Arthur!
Whoever gave this vid a thumbs down is a troll! These are fabulous vids! Very well done Arthur!👏👏👏👏
There are others that try to make these kinds of videos---have Never watched one---they're probably the ones that give the thumbs down!
People ALWAYS thumb every video down no matter what the content is. They are obviously pathetic people with no life or soul.
63bplumb I’ve watched a few and none can hold a candle to Arthur.
@@mangot589 I’ve watch several different channels…most of them kind of meander and aren’t focused with zero production values…or ones who try to do shock value things suggesting “we may see bones or open caskets”…this channel is more focused and well produced, he makes them entertaining and interject humor while still showing dignity to the people in the graves shown…definitely one of the better produced graveyard exploration channels on UA-cam..
Nice work Arthur as usual, really interesting cemetery, love the Showmans Rest the best but Rochester & Stymie are on top of the list too along with Frank Braxton. The Lankersheim and Van Nuys graves are so historic beyond words. It's so cool that the homeless and nobody's can be interred here along with celebrities in the City of Angels. 🍺
RIP to all who have graves here. Such beautiful and talented people. I worked on the Gold Line Project as an engineering designer. We had to move Chinese graves that were found within the project's legal right-of-way. The beautiful and improved relocation of moved graves is what one sees now. We honored the dead by doing the right thing for them.
Were the remains of those graves found entombed within vaults or simply buried in caskets?
Only in LA---an all inclusive cemetery! Cemeteries should all be like this one. What a fascinating vlog...thanks!
I'm late today because you posted on a Tuesday & I had to work LOL. Wow, this was awesome!! A lot of Black entertainers, perfect for Black history month! And I love that you highlighted the memorial to Japanese Americans today since it is Remembrance Day (February 19th). It's truly a dark mark for us in our country's history, one of many. It's important to remember all of the things that happened so we can move on TOGETHER as a society & better ourselves. I love how you remember all of those things in your videos instead of just the bright, happy, shiny parts of Hollywood. Well done, Mr. Dark!
And thank YOU for adding some context to Remembrance Day. I like hearing anecdotes and different personal perspectives on major historical events. It's far too easy to separate oneself from the reason for these days of remembrance, so for me, hearing from people from said country, or people touched by said event, makes it feel more "real" to me........if that makes any sense.
Hi Arthur, that is AWESOME that Laurel gave Stymie his first bowler hat. And he is buried with it. Great narration has always. It's so detailed and it makes me go back in time just hearing how you describe people. Great job, thank you for all your hard work and dedication to entertain us!
Use to drive by there. Never thought what famous people were buried there. Grate video, Thanks,
You do an outstanding job! So glad I found your channel.
Thanks for remembering Matthew Beard. Stymie was one of the best-loved characters in the Our Gang/Little Rascals series. Matthew went through a dark period of drug addiction, but beat it and went on to resurrect his career. His smile was unmistakable. I remember watching an episode of “Sanford and Son” and seeing a character break into a smile. I immediately screamed excitedly, “It’s Stymie! Omigosh, it’s Stymie!”
Keep up the good work!
He had a bit part in "Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid" too. He has a great warm smile.
What I like about your videos is how well you narrate them, how much information you have on the persons, and the fact that you say where you are and what section of the cemetery the person is interred. Also, your closeups are still and not blurry. Thank you!!
Love your videos! They are so well made and just perfect imo. Keep it up Arthur!
I really enjoy your videos. My favorite movie that has Eddie (Rochester) Anderson in is "Topper Returns" but I also love "Cabin in the Sky" where Eddie stars opposite of Ethel Waters. What wonderful talent and entertainment is seen in that movie. I wish your carnival and circus graves would have included an equestrian (I am an equestrian). Not too far from my home is the town of Delavan Wisconsin. There are many graves of circus performers in the Delavan graveyard including some equestrians. Gary
Once again, thank you so much for profiling these early motion picture and television stars and there final (often historic) resting places! Your channel is great. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!
The history behind each individual that has past has me glued to my screen. Great job doing research on each person man. I just realized that LA has alot of grave yards.
Louise Beavers--Holiday Inn, she is just wonderful.
I have seen both versions of "The Imitation of Life," and "You Can't Take it With You" was on TCM this morning! I loved watching "The Little Rascals" every day after school!
I hadn't heard of Imitation of Life. Now I want to watch it !
@@kmp8985 just make sure you have a full box of Kleenex. You will need it!
@@DionnaNalls - Awe, that sounds like a great movie! I'd love to see it also. I'm a HUGE fan of the Little Rascals myself, I had a bunch of VHS tapes with an array of episodes that my uncle gave to me years ago, sadly though, I haven't seen them in a little more than 10 yrs now. Not sure what happened to them but seeing as my ex-husband was in the Navy at the time, they were probably lost by the movers then :( I wish I knew!! Thank You Hollywood Graveyard for yet another beautiful, respectful and delightful ....and job well done....tour of some of the most famous and beautiful resting places of those who went home before us....may they all RIP!!
I bought the double DVD of " Imitation of Life " some year's ago at Walmart.
My favorite on is with Lana Turner💗. I have to thank my grandmother for Introducing me to this movie.
Yess, both movies will make you cry, and want to make you Appreciate your mother more.
I've only seen the remake with Lana Turner. Great movie
Jesse Belvin and the Earth Angel song in Back to the Future will always be part of my childhood
I like your voice and your channel. I never thought I would enjoy watching these kinds of videos but I don't feel like a creep at all. Awesome job👍🏽👍🏽
I enjoy these videos, and I don't see myself as a creep!
@@garylford9815 neither do I Gary!😊
@@MsTJones27 Question: if you have Facebook, look up my page. I do a lot of my on post, and I will send you a picture of my invention! It will be in Walmart and Sporting Goods stores in 2 years!
Hello my friend I loved u you videos on new York gravesite I never knew were Montgomery Clift
Was buried at I went to find his grave and found it I had tears in my eyes when I found it I put prayed I thought he was cremated I would like to say thank you for this it took 20 years thank you I loved all of his movies.
Your programs are awesome! Keep up the good work!
Loved Rochester with Jack Benny.
These videos NEVER disappoint! I always save them for a time where I can sit down, relax, learn, and enjoy! Thank you for all your great, hard work!
I love your video's, They celebrate lives of these people, but also tells me how short our lives are, and that you need to live everyday as if it was your last! Keep up the good work.
I really love your tours. I learn about history and architecture as well as details about the lives of famous folks that were unknown to me. As an African American I especially appreciate your ongoing inclusion of all types of people of color.
I love this channel so much, I live in a small small place what’s called Nova Scotia Canada, I love on the island called Cape Breton Island, and I would never in a million years be able to come see all of these resting places of these talented individuals! So thank you, Arthur
Even if you did go to these cemeteries, you’d probably just walk by the grave and not realize it was actually someone who was prominent at one time…I’ve actually went to a couple of the cemeteries he did videos on and remember walking past a couple of the graves but not thinking anything of them because I had no idea who they where…
My grandpa and great grandma are buried in evergreen lots of stars very cool
What a horrible ending for Jesse and JoAnn Belvin. Such a shame. 😕
Todd E Walnuts loved the song Earth Angel
🙏🎵
I’ve loved Earth Angel since hearing it on Back to the Future 🥰
Your serise is wonderful, simple, relaxing, respectful and honoring to everyone you give time to. I feel that you give those stars one last time in the light.
Hello Arthur l live in New York City from 1973 until 1994 I moved to Hazleton Pa now l live Pennsylvania ( Harrisburg pa) my memories Matthew Beard jr as (Stymie )The little Rascals l watch that tv show very funny kids.
I literally binge watched all the videos in a day! You are awesome keep them coming!
We love your videos! Thank you. These great American historic cemeteries must be preserved.
Thank you for this one. I appreciated your opening when you spoke about the Asian and African Americans. Also An Imitation of Life
Never clicked so fast! ❤️ Been waiting!!
Thank you for the hours of research you and your team did for this one. Definitely in my top 5
The movie Immitation of life ...caught me one late night on TCM... I thought it was one of the best movies I had ever seen.. it is one of my very favorite.. I never can pass it up when I see it on. Such a beautiful Actress! Jaunita Moore !! Thanks for adding her.. glad I popped in to watch... wonder if it’s on TMC TODAY being Mothers Day!... A Mother’s love knows no bounds!
Excellent show. Crazy how they used the graveyard building as a speakeasy 👻.
Did I read the stone correctly for the circus “fat lady” (Emilie Bailey) she lived to be 99? That’s incredible if so.
Todd E Walnuts She had good 🧬!
If she had just taken care of herself and lost the weight she would have lived another 9 weeks.
I caught that as well.
Todd E Walnuts - yep, 98 or 99
Great work Arthur....as always! See you for the next one!
As much as I love your videos, I must say that I believe that this might just be my favorite so far! Very fascinating history! Two thumbs up 👍👍
Grown to love this channel. Poignant narration, beautiful music, great production, excellent tributes. Well done, lad.
Thank you for increasing my knowledge of cinematography and it’s makers. All of them were stars.
Becoming quite addicted to your uploads. So relaxing and a joy to watch,especially when you love Hollywood. Love it!! ⚰
I absolutely love your videos, I found Jordan the Lion because of you. You both are my favorite. I can't decide just one. Keep up the great work! Your voice is so calming and make the situation better as well.
Black History Month observed Hollywood Graveyard style.
I can't get enough Hollywood graveyard love the history lesson that comes when watching thanks Arthur..
Wonderful work as ever dear Arthur. So sad to see how many people died so young.
Thanks for the history lesson. Love it when you do the lesser known stars or news maker of the day. It brings them to life. Your background on them is just enough to find out more about them.
next stop Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx NY the Most amazing Mausoleums like the one Barnum and Bailey, and Miles Davies and more. is an awesome place to see Architectures that Money can buy.
When I was in college in OC we took a trip here to see the 442 memorial. For a city as diverse as LA, it's unbelievable how segregated it was. And yes, we also learned about the infamous speak easy. It's a must see.
Richly diverse. Tremendously researched. Wonderfully photographed. The music never gets old. Glad to hear your deliciously sonorous voice is back to 100 percent. Thank you.
I like the fact you dont just talk about actors or singers
You all present a wonderful gift to us your devoted fans the music is very soft and does not intrude in the presentation. Thanks so much. Blessings John
There was SO much packed into this episode! I used to live in North Hollywood, and know Lankershim Blvd very well, so thanks for schooling me about it's namesake.
Anther, thank you so much for the videos. I really enjoy the research that you put into them and bring the people back to life.
Thanks again.
As always, extremely informative and I was pleased to see our Coastie, Everett Brown in this series.
As always, these are so wonderful to watch. I love getting to visit my favorite stars while learning about others. I would love to see you get your own Netflix show!!
I can't stop watching Hollywood Graveyard keep up on the awesome shows
Outstanding work once again HG, most of these folks I have never heard of until now after watching your videos I feel somewhat smarter and find myself everytime I drive past a graveyard now, I actually live in Los Angeles, wondering when I look at them as I drive past who's graves i'm seeing. I feel like I should go visit some of these cemetery's now as well...
I truly hope you get to read this, Mr. Dark. I'm new to your videos, within the last couple of weeks or so, and I can't get enough. I'll binge watch for hours and never get tired. Your dedication to bring the departed, whether super famous or barely famous, back into the limelight is inspiring. I've been fascinated with cemeteries and graveyards since I was a kid. Like you did, I thoroughly enjoy just walking through them. So peaceful and quiet. I often look for old and abandoned sites just to see how long they've been there. After watching a plethora of your vlogs, I so badly want to visit LA and New York and visit some if my own Hollywood childhood idols. Thank you for doing this for those who can't go where you've been.
Top shelf...
I started out kinda liking your videos. Then, the more I watched them, I started really liking them. Now, I love them and I drop everything the moment I see a new one is available on UA-cam. One of my two favorite web series for sure!
Thank You!!!! Showman's Rest made me happy dance! Along with the little informative tidbits.
Thanks for sharing l enjoy it
I just love how you present your videos! They're happy and celebratory! Other videos are just plain sad and melancholy.
Mr. Dark, thank you for including information in the graveyard profiles about how American racism played a role in how people were laid to rest. It would be very easy to not include that information, but it says a lot that you choose to include that truth. It speaks to how much racism has influenced American life, and it gives a greater context and appreciation for each graveyard.
But your name is racist
If I worked in that cemetery, I could really put my heart into maintaining the grounds.
Well not too bad for being the oldest cemetery in Los Angeles
Any Potter's Field or neglected cemetery makes me feel sad and depressed. I think that this particular cemetery also has a sad history of racism. I wish that everybody had the same level of respect in the end.
@@MegaTmarshall I certainly agree with you, my father is buried here and they let you know before hand they don't have the means to keep it up as it is ran by a nonprofit. I had to provide the sod for his grave and I have to water it as well as they do not have a sprinkler system.
Thanks for doing the evergreen cemetery, I live close to it and I never realized how many celebrities were there. I trully enjoy all of your videos and I'm always looking forward to your next one.
Awesome vids Arthur I really like your background music too! Thank you for your devoted time making these videos for us subscribers great job! Huge fan!
OmG 👊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍 New Subscriber and I must say your videos are one of a kind such talent. Thank you so much for all your hard work, for I never looked at the afterlife the way I do now is respectfully intriguing the way you speak and elaborate about them is just so peacefully Beautiful... Stay Bless Arthur Dark by the way even your name is as unique as you are😊 So many good memories and even lessons learn, and so many to choose to comment on. But I truly want to see( imitation of life) oh man remembering Stymie man so many that I remember but with your videos I remember again...Once again Thank you so much for sharing your time and gift with me🙏 🙋❤
I sincerely appreciate this particular tour. Cultural diversity is always something from which we all can learn. Thank you ever so much.
Imitation of life is one of my moms favorite movies
I thought that I watched them all!!!!! What a gem. Thank you!!!
The grounds at Evergreen appear in pretty good shape. Old city cemetery often become neglected. Your video will help keep them-groan!- alive. Great works as always.
Another good program-love the background you give us about these persons that have passed before us as well as history of the cemetery.
Love your grave tours. I'd never heard of this cemetery and it was so interesting to find who was laid to rest here.
Again, well done, sir. And thank you.
So many died young...and thank you for including the area's history!
I don't know if you've gone, but seeing Forest Lawn, Los Angeles with especially Lee Van Cleef would be fantastic! So many wonderful stars at that cemetery.
I would love to see you talk about Oscar Micheaux. He was the first successful black director/producer.
He’s buried in Great Bend (Kansas) Cemetery.
Also, Great Bend is also the boyhood home of Jack Kilby, the inventor of the integrated circuit. In fact, the courthouse square is named Jack Kilby Square. The commons area at Great Bend High School is also named after him in his honor.
Great episode! The section for “showmen” was particularly interesting. Thanks so much!
Earth Angel was a favorite song of my Mom's
I always can’t wait until your next video comes out !!! Thank you so much Arthur !!! Please keep them coming !!! 😄💕
I loved the character Rochester
I actually got chills from that last scene. I liked it.
Perfection. As always. I learn so much hidden history from your videos. Thank you so much Mr Dark. 💕👍😊
Who did the thumbs down? Don’t watch it then if you are just going to thumbs down!
I totally agree. Just. Rude. Wonder. What kind person they are..maybe they dont believe in death. Maybe they will get a thumb down when they die.why wait.👎😀this for. All the thumbdowners. 💀.thank you mr dark for taking. Time out for what. You do to enlighten and inform us. We apperciate you. 👌👏👍😐. Najj.
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Don't fret It still goes down as a UA-cam interaction.
I enjoy how you bring their life thrue picture, music,and movies, you bring life and history.