@@hoosierdaddy8002 as a nurse (RN) for about 45 years, I would choose death over having diabetes. People with diabetes usually usually lead lives of chronic illness, discomfort, and feeling that they they are totally imprisoned by their disease- which in reality, they are.
Wow, so many wonderful grave sites in this episode. Can’t help but think Arlington National Cemetery needs a series of its own for all the amazing people buried there. 👍
My Dad lives in Arlington and I frequently visit Arlington National Cemetery when I'm down visiting him. I was last there Thanksgiving. It's haunting and beautiful and so big there's always another part to explore. I like to wander around and get lost and take photos. One of my favorite places.
So happy to get home from a day at work, put on the jammies and find a new Hollywood Graveyard! I can now relax for about an hour. Love the viewers specials. Your fans of Hollywood Graveyard are bringing it!
Mr. Dark, thank you for the informative and well versed history lessons that you so eloquently deliver from each segment. Would be an honor to support you in your endeavours. Sincerely, Carl Smith
I so the same :) he does an awesome job and goes so far around to bring these Hollywood famous alive in our memories again he’s got the perfect voice fr this too!
Ahhh, the late, great Esteé Lauder, whose cosmetic company pioneered the long lasting lipsticks with her ALL DAY line. LONG before Revlon came out with Color Stay lipsticks/ liners, eyeliner, etc, it was All Day in a large variety of colors, including Classic Red, Rose, a Berry like Mauve, etc. This was in the 80s when both my mother and I LOVED those lipsticks. My mother also smelled AMAZING in Esteé Lauder's parfum Youth Dew. Thank you Mrs Lauder. And Thank you, viewer for supplying her grave, which brought back wonderful memories of my mother, who sadly, passed unexpectedly in 1991. Much Love!💖😘👍🙏
Fun Fact: John Glenn gave my home city of Perth in Australia it’s nickname “the City of Light”. On February 20 in 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth in the Friendship 7 spacecraft. On this mission, Glenn flew over Perth and the people of Perth turned on their lights to acknowledge his mission. Glenn observed that the city was clearly visible from space and Perth became known worldwide as the ‘City of Light’.
Spent an awesome liberty call in Perth in the early 80's while stationed on the Constellation, great city man always wanted to go back. My wife and I had plans to visit my cousin who lives there in 2020 and then all hell broke loose, cheers.
I now consider the music of "Hollywood Graveyard" to be iconic. My hat is off to all you folks out there in the field. Great work! And my hat is off to the editor. I'm proud to be a Producer.
There will never be a great band leader such as Glenn Miller. He was an inspiration to future generations of jazz singers. “Thank you Mr. Miller, for the great numbers of your music.”
I sure am enjoying all the historical figures in this one. Burr is a nice one to see and so are the Presidents. Oh and I love Reeses so that was a good one too. Thanks to everyone who made this happen!
Yes indeed this one was especially good. I've been binge-watching this channel since I discovered it over a year ago. It is nice to know the backstory of the people and get a little history lesson too
"Play it, Sam. Play As Time Goes By." Arthur, you overlooked one crucial detail about Audie Murphy. The machine gun he used to hold off the Germans belonged to a tank....that was on fire. Yeah, Audie was that guy. To Hell and Back, that famous movie of his own life that Audie was in was named after a book of poems he wrote. That death does wait, There's no debate. No triumph will we reap. The crosses grow on Anzio Where Hell is six feet deep.
There are so many good ones in this episode. From the musicians who had big hits to the athletes. I also enjoyed the actors, actresses and historical figures too. Great job putting this together Arthur and a big thank you goes out to all the viewers who submitted clips
This episode started in my backyard! Originally a Philly boy, I’m just minutes from Feasterville, my brother lives in Bensalem, my best friend lives in Lansdale, I used to go to Blue Bell almost every week, and my maternal grandmother’s family were coal crackers in Shenandoah, PA. Thanks for showing the world my little corner of it!
that's awesome....I live about 10 minutes from Shenandoah, and was excited when I heard Arthur say " now we go to Shenandoah, Pennsylvania" very cool to see that the coal region made one of his videos!
Always done with professionalism and respect. You never disappoint! Estee Lauder Youth Dew is my favorite perfume. I went to a fragrance seminar and they told us if you wear a fragrance that others can smell on you but you can't smell it, then it's the right one for you. Interesting!
Arthur, you're the best. I loved all of this and especially Luther Van Dross. I sang Here and Now at my spring concert when I was a Junior in High School. I did not do it justice but loved him and his talent. ❤ Also Maureen O'Hara- my favorite all time actress. Such a brilliant, beautiful lady.
Benjamin Franklin was his era's Thomas Edison. He founded the first public library and the American federal postal system. He also invented bifocal eyeglasses, the Franklin stove, an improved chimney with an adjustable flue, and famously refused to patent any of his inventions.
This has got to be the most interesting channel on You Tube. This episode was especially interesting for me since I am from Pennsylvania. I live within 20 minutes of where Nancy Kulp is buried and never new it until now. I knew she owned a home here but always thought she was buried in Calf.
An excellent tribute to all those featured in this video. It is good to see how many people, including myself, that made respectful forays into their grave yards to document the dead. It is fun to see ones contributions appear in Hollywood Graveyard.
I love these videos- I get to go to places I may never see I person and learn so many interesting facts. Thank you so much for sharing and I just love your narration .
I can’t express how much I love this channel. I learn so much . And while I’m an atheist, I really love the idea that if there is a afterlife… all these people can know they aren’t forgotten.
So many heroes in this video! Glenn Miller will forever be one of my favourite musicians. Its very sad that he was never found. Thank you for this amazing video Arthur.
I recently lost a good friend and many of these singers (in todays video) we use to talk about. Made me well up that I won’t ever get to speak to him again about music. God bless you Mikee Dee.
I get so excited when I receive a notification of a new episode of Hollywood Graveyard. And just when I think they can't get any better, Arthur comes up with this absolute gem. Well done all whose inclusions were interesting, beautifully recorded, and most of all respectful. Thanks again, Arthur, you're the best!
I love Luther Vandross, he had an amazing voice and number one favorite song by him is let me hold you tight. He was gone too soon😭. Love the video. Btw have you ever visited Buddy Holly’s gravesite yet?
I went into labour,watching Dr.No,in October 1974,and I’d looked forward to seeing it,so much,I refused to leave the cinema,and go to hospital.Thankfully,my first daughter hung on,until the next day.
I loved seeing the graves of Benjamin Franklin and Francis Scott Key. I also loved how we got to see the tombs of Black legends, not only because I'm black but because it's black history month and it feels right that you mentioned so many known and unknown black figures keep it up the good work.
Arlington National is my go to place when visiting my Dad who lives in the Ballston area of Arlington. You're tempted to go to the popular, heavily trafficked graves, but I suggest going to quieter areas where you can discover the many unknown famous people and the beautiful and peaceful areas of the cemetery.
Thaddeus Stevens .. didn't even know . The fact that his body was guarded by Black soldiers as it lay in state was a nice touch that bought a tear to my eye ... Learned something today about 13 and 14th amendments.. 👍
OMG Arthur this is by far one of my favorite videos. You even visited my hometown Virginia, thank you for never letting me down when you post a new video, kudos to you until the next one stay safe.
VERY WELL DONE , SO MANY GREAT ONES , SASSY SARAH VAUGHN IS RIGHT NEAR MY DAD , AND JOEY RAMONE IS NOT FAR FROM WHERE I LIVE , IVE BEEN TO BOTH GRAVES , THESE GREAT MUSICAL ICONS , LOVE IT , THK YOU VEIWERS AND TO YOU ARTHUR DARK , EXCELLENT ❤🙏🥰
So many of my musical heroes in this episode! Sarah Vaughan, Ben E. King, Sylvia Robinson, Luther Vandross, Pearl Bailey, Errol Garner and a couple of Isley Brothers!
Arthur, you did it AGAIN! Respectful, informative, detailed, moving; it was all that AND MORE! Clocking in at 59:52! I had to take a break to recuperate. My memories of those covered: Maureen O’Hara: Jamaica Inn and The Hunchback of Notre Dame both with Charles Laughton! She did numerous films with John Wayne! Divine: “Hairspray” was so funny I saw it twice! Francis Scott Key: You know, there is a stanza of that song that we don’t sing because it’s VERY problematic! Tallulah Bankhead: Black Widow on Batman is where I first saw her. Frank Gorshin: Riddle Me This! Thaddeus Stevens: Who Knew? What an inscription! Pearl Bailey: It Don’t Mean A Thing, If It Ain’t Got That Swing!” Married drummer Louie Bellson (hence the headstone)! Nancy Kulp: That Beverly Hillbillies was appointment television in the 1960s. She ran for political office in the 1980’s and Buddy Ebsen supported her opponent! Arlene Francis: What’s My Line? Watched the network and syndicated version(s)! She was also in “One, Two, Three” with James Cagney! Ben E King: Stand By Me. Nice to see that song released again when the movie came out and chart again when Harry & Meghan used it! Shirley Booth: Another show we watched as a family in the 1960s (Hazel)! Joseph Wiseman: Dr. No himself! Yogi Berra: The Yogi-isms! JFK & Jackie O: What can anyone say? Luthier Vandross: Stop To Love and The Power Of Love. Medger Evers: Only a coward (among other adjectives) would kill someone the way Medger was killed! RBG & Thurgood Marahall: Not to get political but I don’t know when the next time we will see justices like them on the bench again! Joseph Cotton: A Mercury Theater player and SIA Director on It Takes a Thief! Arthur Ashe: That is a sad shame a tainted blood transfusion did him in! Johnny Olson: “This is Johnny Olson speaking for The Price Is Right; A Mark Goodson Bill Todman Production!” Goody/Toddy had that man employed for YEARS on ALL their game shows! Charles Durning: The “side-stepping governor” from The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas! Hershey/Reese/Heinz: Favorites until I started making healthier choices! Jackie Cooper: The Champ (1931) and Jackie was a last minute (literally) replacement for Keenan Wynn as Perry White in the Superman movies! Keenan had chest pains at Heathrow and Jackie stepped in! Hedda Hopper: Mother of William “Paul Drake” Hopper from the 1957-1966 Perry Mason series! Hank Gathers: BAD MEMORIES! This death made me stop going to college basketball games. I watch now but mute the sound. No more than 10-15% of a game is watched! R Lee Ermry: “I Don’t Know But I’ve Been Told. . . .” Nothing more to say! Lee Marvin: The Dirty Dozen and the one who was sued by Michelle Triolla for “Palimony!” Joe Louis: I remember when he was a greeter at Vegas hotels. Max Schmeling gave him a stipend to pay bills until Joe died! Patsy Kline: Her husband had one of my favorite names, “Charley Dick!” Audie Murphy: War hero and married a costar in his movies. The PTSD is what really messed him up! Challenger & Discovery: I remember where I was when both accidents happened!
Oh of the best videos yet!! I love the American history aspect to it!! You do a remarkable job at honoring our hero’s at Arlington! Keep up the fantastic work!
Your tours are both addicting and fascinating, and as a fellow PA resident never realized how many famous people are buried here! Thank you are your research and hard work!
As always, Mr. Dark…the clips you include, the back stories…..just astound me. Sooo well done. You deserve an Oscar. 🏆 Thank you..for doing what you do. I am a huge, and grateful fan.
You guys are awesome! You find graves of famous people that I never even heard of. This channel is so educational. Hats off to you, although some of it is sad, I am learning a lot. I am from Ohio, Akron to be exact, and I didn’t know so many famous people was buried in my state. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing.
LOVE YOUR VOICE!!!! Thank-You for showing us Headstones that are rarely shown. Sure does seem as though people either passed from Cancer or Heart Disease, and MANY passed at young ages. It's a PITY!!!!
Reese's is the #1 Halloween candy too.R Lee Ermey was in a few commercials too,one was the former drill instructor as a bad therapist in a Geico commercial
I only heard about the fire at the club that killed Ty Longley a couple of weeks ago, my dad was shown the video in work as part of a fire safety lecture. It was horrific, the whole venue went up in flames so quickly and some of the bouncers near the stage blocked people from using the stage doors to escape. There were so many people trying to get out through the doors at the same time that a lot of them got stuck in a pile and suffocated from the smoke.
At the Hershey's cemetery You could hear a ghostly sound at night .....?☠ Hershey:;🍫👻Get your peanut butter out of my chocolate..! Reeses :;🥜👻Get your chocolate out of my peanut butter ..! Seventies TV commercial guess you had to Be there🤦♂️
Audie Murphy was my favorite actor as a kid. I was 12 when he passed and I was heartbroken. I admired him so much and when his movies are shown I have to watch.
Hollywood Graveyard is going to be known as legendary. Arthur Dark is, too. These videos outdue every other " celebrity grave" video. Nothing else compares.
Does anyone else get excited when you see it's a long episode?😊
Me
Indeed
YES!!!! 😁
Yes, indeed. That’s exactly what I thought when I saw how long the video was before watching. ☮️💟
On yes xx
Anyone else happy to hear that the person lived a long life, and defeated to hear they only made it to their 50s or so?
I hope someday they cure diabetes.
I find myself saying "wow, they died at an age that is younger than I am now". Sad...
Yes, at 72, I am surprised to see people when died fairly young, in my opinion!
@@hoosierdaddy8002 as a nurse (RN) for about 45 years, I would choose death over having diabetes. People with diabetes usually usually lead lives of chronic illness, discomfort, and feeling that they they are totally imprisoned by their disease- which in reality, they are.
I know, right....
My mom who passed away last Monday, LOVED Luther Vandross❤️. Thanks so much Arthur and fans for the hard work!
I'm sorry for the loss of your mom. I loss my mom in 2009 & I still miss her everyday. 💔😘
So sorry about your Mom. Luther was so smooth. Your Mom had good taste.
Lost my mom in 2004..I'm 32.. I was 13 when she passed.. I miss her bad
Wow, so many wonderful grave sites in this episode. Can’t help but think Arlington National Cemetery needs a series of its own for all the amazing people buried there. 👍
I agree!
I agree 100% with you.
I agree with that.
My Dad lives in Arlington and I frequently visit Arlington National Cemetery when I'm down visiting him. I was last there Thanksgiving. It's haunting and beautiful and so big there's always another part to explore. I like to wander around and get lost and take photos. One of my favorite places.
I got emotional 😭 watching Arlington because I have so many veterans in my family and in my husband’s family
Like everyone else on this page: I love when the new videos drop
Same 🙌
So happy to get home from a day at work, put on the jammies and find a new Hollywood Graveyard! I can now relax for about an hour. Love the viewers specials. Your fans of Hollywood Graveyard are bringing it!
Me too! I like getting a couple beers and relaxing to this channel.
True. I thought this was finished. With the effort and research my go too. Only full grave I go too. Apart from my single grave tours. Scott lamournt
Mr. Dark, thank you for the informative and well versed history lessons that you so eloquently deliver from each segment. Would be an honor to support you in your endeavours. Sincerely, Carl Smith
I so the same :) he does an awesome job and goes so far around to bring these Hollywood famous alive in our memories again he’s got the perfect voice fr this too!
Hollywood Graveyard is so addictive ....Love watching them ... 🇬🇧
Ahhh, the late, great Esteé Lauder, whose cosmetic company pioneered the long lasting lipsticks with her ALL DAY line.
LONG before Revlon came out with Color Stay lipsticks/ liners, eyeliner, etc, it was All Day in a large variety of colors, including Classic Red, Rose, a Berry like Mauve, etc.
This was in the 80s when both my mother and I LOVED those lipsticks.
My mother also smelled AMAZING in Esteé Lauder's parfum Youth Dew.
Thank you Mrs Lauder.
And Thank you, viewer for supplying her grave, which brought back wonderful memories of my mother, who sadly, passed unexpectedly in 1991.
Much Love!💖😘👍🙏
Luther and two Isley Brothers! Legendary!
Bravo to Arthur for compiling all this...and thank you to all of you who gathered these images!
Thank you, Arthur and all of those who contributed to this video. Outstanding job.
It’s almost criminal that there are only 250k subscribers. This is one the best channels on UA-cam
Fun Fact: John Glenn gave my home city of Perth in Australia it’s nickname “the City of Light”. On February 20 in 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth in the Friendship 7 spacecraft. On this mission, Glenn flew over Perth and the people of Perth turned on their lights to acknowledge his mission. Glenn observed that the city was clearly visible from space and Perth became known worldwide as the ‘City of Light’.
Perth would have stuck out like a sore thumb, being the only city for a thousand miles in any direction in those days. And pretty much still is.
Thanks!
Spent an awesome liberty call in Perth in the early 80's while stationed on the Constellation, great city man always wanted to go back. My wife and I had plans to visit my cousin who lives there in 2020 and then all hell broke loose, cheers.
Val Lehman from PCBH is from Perth ! Even though us Poms thought she was a melbourne native.
I've lived in Perth and i loved every second of my stay, loved the people, climate, parks ecc..
I miss that city like no other.
I now consider the music of "Hollywood Graveyard" to be iconic.
My hat is off to all you folks out there in the field. Great work! And my hat is off to the editor.
I'm proud to be a Producer.
Thank you for another respectful tour de force Arthur. Thank you to all the viewers who helped with the filming.
There will never be a great band leader such as Glenn Miller. He was an inspiration to future generations of jazz singers. “Thank you Mr. Miller, for the great numbers of your music.”
I sure am enjoying all the historical figures in this one. Burr is a nice one to see and so are the Presidents. Oh and I love Reeses so that was a good one too. Thanks to everyone who made this happen!
Agreed!!
Also…if you love Reese’s I would HIGHLY recommend the XL Reese’s bars! Sooooo good!!
Yes indeed this one was especially good. I've been binge-watching this channel since I discovered it over a year ago. It is nice to know the backstory of the people and get a little history lesson too
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Super Bowl ⚰️
Wish they could've gotten Washington and Jefferson though. That's a little bit of a shame
Poor Luther... He is greatly missed.. They don't make them like Luther anymore... What God given talent.....
I freaking Love Arthur and Hollywood Graveyard!...it has been said. That is all.
"Play it, Sam. Play As Time Goes By."
Arthur, you overlooked one crucial detail about Audie Murphy. The machine gun he used to hold off the Germans belonged to a tank....that was on fire. Yeah, Audie was that guy. To Hell and Back, that famous movie of his own life that Audie was in was named after a book of poems he wrote.
That death does wait,
There's no debate.
No triumph will we reap.
The crosses grow on Anzio
Where Hell is six feet deep.
I love these viewers specials! Keep them coming.
There are so many good ones in this episode. From the musicians who had big hits to the athletes. I also enjoyed the actors, actresses and historical figures too. Great job putting this together Arthur and a big thank you goes out to all the viewers who submitted clips
We ♥️ your channel too! :)
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Happy Valentine's Day
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Stand by me is song the Disney Timon and puma
You have a great channel as well Rhetty!
Yes it is. I will watch it again
This episode started in my backyard! Originally a Philly boy, I’m just minutes from Feasterville, my brother lives in Bensalem, my best friend lives in Lansdale, I used to go to Blue Bell almost every week, and my maternal grandmother’s family were coal crackers in Shenandoah, PA. Thanks for showing the world my little corner of it!
that's awesome....I live about 10 minutes from Shenandoah, and was excited when I heard Arthur say " now we go to Shenandoah, Pennsylvania" very cool to see that the coal region made one of his videos!
Always done with professionalism and respect. You never disappoint!
Estee Lauder Youth Dew is my favorite perfume. I went to a fragrance seminar and they told us if you wear a fragrance that others can smell on you but you can't smell it, then it's the right one for you. Interesting!
My favourite too. A oldie but a goodie.
Arthur, you're the best. I loved all of this and especially Luther Van Dross. I sang Here and Now at my spring concert when I was a Junior in High School. I did not do it justice but loved him and his talent. ❤ Also Maureen O'Hara- my favorite all time actress. Such a brilliant, beautiful lady.
Your research and narrative of each profile is outstanding! Thanks.
''This is my rifle, this is my gun; This is for fighting, this is for fun.'' ~ Gunnery Sergeant Hartman.
Gunny saw us off at Camp Roberts CA in 2003 the day before we shipped out to Iraq RIP GUNNY
Thank you Arthur, and all the contributors, for another wonderful episode. So many amazing lives...
Not me screaming when I saw my submissions in this video 😂 Thank you so much for featuring famous graves in everyone's neck of the woods!
Which was yours?
@@kermitdefrog.8332 Linda Darnell and Bayard Taylor (Kennett Square PA), and Thaddeus Stevens (Lancaster, PA)
Truly one of the greatest episodes ever recorded anywhere at anytime. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Benjamin Franklin was his era's Thomas Edison. He founded the first public library and the American federal postal system. He also invented bifocal eyeglasses, the Franklin stove, an improved chimney with an adjustable flue, and famously refused to patent any of his inventions.
That’s super interesting. I had no idea about any of it. Thanks so much for sharing!
More accurately Thomas Edison is his era’s Ben Franklin.
we owe him so much. a genius. it's a shame he was awful to his wife
This has got to be the most interesting channel on You Tube. This episode was especially interesting for me since I am from Pennsylvania. I live within 20 minutes of where Nancy Kulp is buried and never new it until now. I knew she owned a home here but always thought she was buried in Calf.
World class video - as expected.
Thank you, Mr. Dark.
As always outstanding and at the top of grave yard and cemetery tours.
An excellent tribute to all those featured in this video. It is good to see how many people, including myself, that made respectful forays into their grave yards to document the dead. It is fun to see ones contributions appear in Hollywood Graveyard.
When he showed the graves of Milton Hershey and the other guy who made Reese's candy; I automatically wanted some chocolate. Lol.
I love these videos- I get to go to places I may never see I person and learn so many interesting facts. Thank you so much for sharing and I just love your narration .
I can’t express how much I love this channel. I learn so much . And while I’m an atheist, I really love the idea that if there is a afterlife… all these people can know they aren’t forgotten.
Ooh, gotta enjoy Benjamin and what he discovered about electricity. Thanks for this Arthur and to his many viewers that did this
"Benjamin Franklin didn't discover electricity, I discovered electricity! Ben Franklin was the devil!" 😅
So many heroes in this video! Glenn Miller will forever be one of my favourite musicians. Its very sad that he was never found. Thank you for this amazing video Arthur.
How happy it is to start the weekend with a new HG video. Thanks, Arthur.
I recently lost a good friend and many of these singers (in todays video) we use to talk about. Made me well up that I won’t ever get to speak to him again about music. God bless you Mikee Dee.
I get so excited when I receive a notification of a new episode of Hollywood Graveyard. And just when I think they can't get any better, Arthur comes up with this absolute gem. Well done all whose inclusions were interesting, beautifully recorded, and most of all respectful. Thanks again, Arthur, you're the best!
This is one of the best of the series.
Arthur, this was probably your best "Viewers Special" episode! Keep up the great work Sir! 👍
Thanks so much for visiting and remembering Luther Vandross, Ben E King, Sarah Vaughan....
Thank you to everyone in the production of this video, thank you Arthur, I love your style!
I love ❤️ ALL your beautiful memories but this one was “Oscar worthy great!” 👍🏾👍🏾💜💜🥳🥳🥳😇😇
As a native Mississippian, now living in Washington, I really appreciate the visit to Medgar Evers gravesite.
My favorite Chocolatiers are buried in the same cemmie 45 miles from me. Love that!
Cemmie???
I love that!
May I use it?
Frank gorshin played a critical acclaimed episode of Star Trek as well .. very inspiring indeed
Oh joy! 😃 unexpected surprise! always a pleasure 💐💐💐
I love Luther Vandross, he had an amazing voice and number one favorite song by him is let me hold you tight. He was gone too soon😭. Love the video. Btw have you ever visited Buddy Holly’s gravesite yet?
I went into labour,watching Dr.No,in October 1974,and I’d looked forward to seeing it,so much,I refused to leave the cinema,and go to hospital.Thankfully,my first daughter hung on,until the next day.
You keep knocking it out of the park! Thanks for featuring Thaddeus Stevens. He’s our local hero here in Lancaster, PA.
Academy Award winner Tommy Lee Jones portrayed Thaddeus Stevens in the movie "Lincoln".
Luther Vandross' "Dance with My Father" was released in 2003. I lost my Dad in 1999, and that song hit me hard. Still does.
He finally did my request. I requested most of these people he visited in this video
I loved seeing the graves of Benjamin Franklin and Francis Scott Key. I also loved how we got to see the tombs of Black legends, not only because I'm black but because it's black history month and it feels right that you mentioned so many known and unknown black figures keep it up the good work.
Arlington National is my go to place when visiting my Dad who lives in the Ballston area of Arlington. You're tempted to go to the popular, heavily trafficked graves, but I suggest going to quieter areas where you can discover the many unknown famous people and the beautiful and peaceful areas of the cemetery.
Moonlight serenade....amazing and was the first piece of music I became interested in
Thaddeus Stevens .. didn't even know . The fact that his body was guarded by Black soldiers as it lay in state was a nice touch that bought a tear to my eye ... Learned something today about 13 and 14th amendments.. 👍
Brought a tear to my eye too… that was really beautiful and I never knew it! Love these videos!
Luther has a modest gravesite. He was a humble guy. R.I.P.
OMG Arthur this is by far one of my favorite videos. You even visited my hometown Virginia, thank you for never letting me down when you post a new video, kudos to you until the next one stay safe.
VERY WELL DONE , SO MANY GREAT ONES , SASSY SARAH VAUGHN IS RIGHT NEAR MY DAD , AND JOEY RAMONE IS NOT FAR FROM WHERE I LIVE , IVE BEEN TO BOTH GRAVES , THESE GREAT MUSICAL ICONS , LOVE IT , THK YOU VEIWERS AND TO YOU ARTHUR DARK , EXCELLENT ❤🙏🥰
Thanks so much for submitting these great viewer's videos everyone!
So many of my musical heroes in this episode! Sarah Vaughan, Ben E. King, Sylvia Robinson, Luther Vandross, Pearl Bailey, Errol Garner and a couple of Isley Brothers!
Oba mais um vídeo fantástico 👏.. obrigada pelo excelente trabalho!!!🇧🇷😃
I love when you highlight jazz and blues musicians. My favorite! Really enjoy your tours for us.
Arthur, you did it AGAIN! Respectful, informative, detailed, moving; it was all that AND MORE! Clocking in at 59:52! I had to take a break to recuperate. My memories of those covered:
Maureen O’Hara: Jamaica Inn and The Hunchback of Notre Dame both with Charles Laughton! She did numerous films with John Wayne!
Divine: “Hairspray” was so funny I saw it twice!
Francis Scott Key: You know, there is a stanza of that song that we don’t sing because it’s VERY problematic!
Tallulah Bankhead: Black Widow on Batman is where I first saw her.
Frank Gorshin: Riddle Me This!
Thaddeus Stevens: Who Knew? What an inscription!
Pearl Bailey: It Don’t Mean A Thing, If It Ain’t Got That Swing!” Married drummer Louie Bellson (hence the headstone)!
Nancy Kulp: That Beverly Hillbillies was appointment television in the 1960s. She ran for political office in the 1980’s and Buddy Ebsen supported her opponent!
Arlene Francis: What’s My Line? Watched the network and syndicated version(s)! She was also in “One, Two, Three” with James Cagney!
Ben E King: Stand By Me. Nice to see that song released again when the movie came out and chart again when Harry & Meghan used it!
Shirley Booth: Another show we watched as a family in the 1960s (Hazel)!
Joseph Wiseman: Dr. No himself!
Yogi Berra: The Yogi-isms!
JFK & Jackie O: What can anyone say?
Luthier Vandross: Stop To Love and The Power Of Love.
Medger Evers: Only a coward (among other adjectives) would kill someone the way Medger was killed!
RBG & Thurgood Marahall: Not to get political but I don’t know when the next time we will see justices like them on the bench again!
Joseph Cotton: A Mercury Theater player and SIA Director on It Takes a Thief!
Arthur Ashe: That is a sad shame a tainted blood transfusion did him in!
Johnny Olson: “This is Johnny Olson speaking for The Price Is Right; A Mark Goodson Bill Todman Production!” Goody/Toddy had that man employed for YEARS on ALL their game shows!
Charles Durning: The “side-stepping governor” from The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas!
Hershey/Reese/Heinz: Favorites until I started making healthier choices!
Jackie Cooper: The Champ (1931) and Jackie was a last minute (literally) replacement for Keenan Wynn as Perry White in the Superman movies! Keenan had chest pains at Heathrow and Jackie stepped in!
Hedda Hopper: Mother of William “Paul Drake” Hopper from the 1957-1966 Perry Mason series!
Hank Gathers: BAD MEMORIES! This death made me stop going to college basketball games. I watch now but mute the sound. No more than 10-15% of a game is watched!
R Lee Ermry: “I Don’t Know But I’ve Been Told. . . .” Nothing more to say!
Lee Marvin: The Dirty Dozen and the one who was sued by Michelle Triolla for “Palimony!”
Joe Louis: I remember when he was a greeter at Vegas hotels. Max Schmeling gave him a stipend to pay bills until Joe died!
Patsy Kline: Her husband had one of my favorite names, “Charley Dick!”
Audie Murphy: War hero and married a costar in his movies. The PTSD is what really messed him up!
Challenger & Discovery: I remember where I was when both accidents happened!
another fantastic video I would like to thank all of the people that record these for Mr Dark and Co. It's truly appreciated.
Oh of the best videos yet!! I love the American history aspect to it!! You do a remarkable job at honoring our hero’s at Arlington! Keep up the fantastic work!
Love watching this...
I don’t know about you guys, but one day I would like see Presidential Special. That would be very interesting.
Your tours are both addicting and fascinating, and as a fellow PA resident never realized how many famous people are buried here! Thank you are your research and hard work!
Another fine group of tributes. Thank you especially for the trip to Arlington, abbreviated as it was. Arlington has long been on my bucket list.
An amazing place. Plan on a multi-day visit--I have been twice and not come close to seeing it all.
I've personally been to Benjamin Franklin's grave when I visited that part of Philadelphia in 2012! Cool moment, cool man!
As always, Mr. Dark…the clips you include, the back stories…..just astound me. Sooo well done. You deserve an Oscar. 🏆 Thank you..for doing what you do. I am a huge, and grateful fan.
What a wonderful surprise to see a new Hollywood Graveyard during a rough week. Thank you once again to Arthur and Hollywood Graveyard!
You guys are awesome! You find graves of famous people that I never even heard of. This channel is so educational. Hats off to you, although some of it is sad, I am learning a lot. I am from Ohio, Akron to be exact, and I didn’t know so many famous people was buried in my state. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing.
Isley bros song " Summer breeze "" pure class A big thank you from England for yet another great Hollywood graveyard 11out of 10 😎😎😎
Just another great piece of work, thank you for sharing!!
Thanks for the wonderful memories , died so talented & young , Rest Well to all gone great souls 🙏😢💔
I hope these viewers specials keep going
LOVE YOUR VOICE!!!! Thank-You for showing us Headstones that are rarely shown. Sure does seem as though people either passed from Cancer or Heart Disease, and MANY passed at young ages. It's a PITY!!!!
Reese's is the #1 Halloween candy too.R Lee Ermey was in a few commercials too,one was the former drill instructor as a bad therapist in a Geico commercial
I’m so impressed that so many people know who’s buried in these different cemeteries. Takes a lot research. I appreciate it.
I only heard about the fire at the club that killed Ty Longley a couple of weeks ago, my dad was shown the video in work as part of a fire safety lecture. It was horrific, the whole venue went up in flames so quickly and some of the bouncers near the stage blocked people from using the stage doors to escape. There were so many people trying to get out through the doors at the same time that a lot of them got stuck in a pile and suffocated from the smoke.
I heard about it the same way, but some years ago now. I work for the NHS and it used to be referred to in the Fire Safety face to face training.
It was sad that Ty Longley went back for his guitar 🎸 ,costing him his life.
I just love hearing about these people who have gone before us makes you think wish they were still around may God bless them all
Your videos are so well done. I love the information you supply at each grave and even the great musical score ! Thank you!
This has to be one of my favorites!!!!!
Thaddeus Stevens was an incredible human.
The Johnny Cash song Ira Hayes .. is that about the soldier?
Yes "The Ballad of Ira Hayes" is about the man buried at Arlington.
Thanks so much for maureen.
Us Irish are so proud of her.❤
At the Hershey's cemetery You could hear a ghostly sound at night .....?☠
Hershey:;🍫👻Get your peanut butter out of my chocolate..! Reeses :;🥜👻Get your chocolate out of my peanut butter ..!
Seventies TV commercial guess you had to Be there🤦♂️
Audie Murphy was my favorite actor as a kid. I was 12 when he passed and I was heartbroken. I admired him so much and when his movies are shown I have to watch.
I’m kind of shocked that Grover Cleveland has such a small and humble grave compared to other presidents
I know right? I was surprised when I went there two years ago. I’m trying to visit the graves off all presidents and sadly I’m only at 7 so far
@@Adventure_Andrew that is so awesome!!! What a great goal and Fun experience!! I’m so happy you can do that!!
Hollywood Graveyard is going to be known as legendary. Arthur Dark is, too. These videos outdue every other " celebrity grave" video. Nothing else compares.
Another great video Arthur!! Everyone of your videos is a history lesson.
Great surprise and another great viewer’s special. Thank you to all who contributed and many thanks to you Mr.Dark🇺🇸
Really enjoy these videos brother. Never stop making content 👍
I’ve learned more about historical and famous figures in these videos than I ever did in high school!