The tribute at the end to Anthony Bourdain was very fitting as Bourdain was a lover of food. Thank you Hollywood Graveyard and Rest In Peace Anthony Bourdain 🌸🌺
Dude, I'm not exactly sure how to put into words the enjoyment you bring me from these videos. Who knew that graveyards and death could be this enjoyable, but you manage to do it on a GRAND scale.
I am humbled by the amount of work that went into this video. Arthur Dark's evolving genius continues to diversify but maintains the unique charm and creativity that we all have come to know and love. Thank you, Arthur, for your continued dedication to producing such wonderful and informative videos.
Man dude, you really need to see if like the Travel Channel or one of the other channels will pick this up and make a series out of it. You never cease to amaze me every time you come out one of these. I personally think it would be hit!!!
I grew up in Southern California...have seen many of these establishments while they were still "Serving The Public" and remember many being in the news because of being demolished! People will chime in that one or two were left off the list...but this was a fun ride down Memory Lane for this Beach Bum now abiding in Ohio....Cheers Everyone
Great video! The importance of fast-food founders was brought home - literally - when Dave Thomas of Wendy’s fame passed. My mother worked at Wendy’s, and it almost felt like we’d lost a member of the family. And my late MIL loved Reese’s cups so much that I mentioned that love in her eulogy. She always kept a bag of the miniatures on hand. Thanks for all your hard work!
R.I.P 🌹 W. K. Kellogg. Battle Creek, MI. That's my home state, R.I.P 🌹Richard McDonald, I remember when the BIG MAC came out they were a lot BIGGER then and we're Only .50 cents back then. Use to go to Baskin-Robbins all the time when I was a kid. R.I.P 🌹 H.B. Reese. I love the peanut butter cup!
Great video! I well remember slogging in the jungle in Vietnam, looking forward to a cold beer but strangely satisfied with Hershey Chocolate, a taste and reminder of home with a needed energy boost. Still love the stuff, and cold beer. SEMPER FI🇺🇸
This series is lovely. So well done by Mr. Dark and his wry delightful sense of humor and reverence and respect for the deceased. Never morose. The music and editing are so professional, you forget it’s UA-cam. Thank you for all the episodes. Julie, Tyler Texas
Hi. Every state/country has there own foods. I'm from arizona we called our long chocolate doughnuts long johns, when i moved to oregon and asked for one she said where you from, lol. It's all interesting, fun. Death is something we all have in common and history. Would love to see the popular names of your restaurants. Blessings
I grew up in Chicago and always thought that location was the 1st opened. Today I learned something, and that makes me happy. Thanks for these really great respectful but entertaining videos, it's important to remember our past.
Thank you so much for doing these very interesting tours. I ❤ them. I can't wait for the next one. You make history more interesting by showing us the final resting places of all of these stars. Its wonderful
I'm originally from Hershey! I worked at all 3 places! The Hershey Chocolate Factory on the KISS line, the Reese's plant on the miniature cup line and at Hersheypark for 4 years in both food service & entertainment! As a matter of fact 3 of my family members are buried in a plot at the Hershey Cemetery about 10 feet from Milton S. Hershey's grave!!
I worked for McDonald's years ago when Ray Kroc was still alive. The restaurants then definitely had standards to meet. You can certainly see a decline since his death. Arthur--awesome job as usual. Thank you so much.
Brenda Modrak Kroc was a brilliant businessman and the McDonald guys really didn't receive much in the buyout because they were too trusting. Their families did try to sue but it was unsuccessful and I hope people learned from their misfortune of not securing your name and revenue.
Hi again..my brother and I used to live in Anaheim near the original Carls and we went to Loara Hi with their daughter Carleen Karcher (b. 1947 d. 1993) she was in my brothers class. I was a year younger.
This was a very interesting topic to cover, considering the death of Anthony Bourdain really brought to light the influence one can have on people who love to travel and explore someone’s culture by its food. Keep up the great work on the videos 👍🏻
Even the McDonald's i worked at they claim ray Kroc as the founder and after watching the founder movie i mentioned the mcdonalds brothers and how kroc screwed them over and they told me "shh we don't speak of that hear"
Ken Griffiths, Cadbury's and the refined art of tea consumption are the UK's greatest gifts to western civilization (nevermind all of that parliamentary democracy, Shakespeare, and Magna Carta stuff). In a minor bit of oddness (for lack of a better word), did you know that, in the US, Hershey has the exclusive distribution rights to all of Cadbury's chocolate products?
This was great! Lots of good stuff in here! I have to wonder if there will be a part two because who can forget Taco Bell and the founder is buried in CA.
Yeah but Glen Bell died and he was buried in his own private family graveyard on a ranch he purchased in San Diego County. I looked it up but I also looked up Robert O Paterson, the founder of Jack-N the-Box, a San Diego icon because the man attended San Diego State followed by UCLA, where the man majored in Economics. After WWII Paterson opened up several fast food places with the name of Topsy's or Oscars in the San Diego area. It was due to the two speaker feature from the box with the clown on top, that the real innovation of Jack-N-the-Box took off because i do remember that at a many of the McDonalds, a person had to get out of their car and order at the window.
I know. I'm from San Gabriel and one of the Taco Tias was located on the corner of Las Tunas Boulevard and Earle. The first Taco Bell opened in 1962 in the City of Downey.
Bell died from a heart attack on January 16, 2010, at age 86 in Rancho Santa Fe, California. He was survived by his wife Martha, four sons, a daughter, four grandchildren, and three sisters. Source Wikipedia.
Mr. Dark, thank you so much for introducing me to most of the people that made me what I am today.......................FAT. As usual an excellent video. Here in Columbus there was a chain of fast foods called "Sandy's" This was before McDonald's came to town if I'm correct. Hamburger's were a quarter and fries were a dime, I think. No drive through, you had to walk in. But it was worth it. They are all gone now, but I give them credit for introducing me to fast (fat) foods and my wife of 54 years. Thanks again.
Ahhh the peanut butter cup, a favorite of mine. Thank you Mr Harry Reese, for bringing joy into the world with putting the chocolate in my peanut butter, the peanut butter in my chocolate.
Clever category to keep the videos fresh and interesting. perhaps other subjects like, famous gangsters, Sports figures, inventers and other celebrities buried across the country and world
This has been one of the most beautiful videos I've seen all day, but if you don't mind, I would like to include a piece of San Francisco history here... The Doggie Diner. I only saw 4 of them in San Francisco during the years that I lived there so it was hardly a chain or franchise like McD's. But still, it was fun in its own way and that was the best part. I remember that all the stores had these huge statues of the dogs out front with their chef's hats (or culinary condoms) on. I don't think that Doggie Diner is in business anymore, but if anyone happens to know, please tell me. Thanks for the great videos and for the memories.
GREAT VIDEO MR. DARK!!! So interesting and very informative...Thanks for all your hard work and dedication put in to this and your channel!!! 😘I LOVE THIS... KEEP THEM COMING!!! 👍👌☝
Well done. I’m always impressed by the respect, thoughtfulness and informative value of your videos. Kudos to your nod to Anthony Bourdain at the end. Keep up the good work!!!
Hollywood Graveyard is my only subscription on You Tube. Your videos are enjoyable and very nostalgic. I was thinking while I watched the food version, you forgot about Dave Thomas from Wendy's. If you are interested, he is in Union Cemetary in Columbus, Ohio in a mausoleum. Just thought you'd want to know.
Wow Arthur, Not only am I hungry now, but amazed and pleasured by your informative and interesting vid. You traveled to all these places? So fascinating to learn and see the graves of all these people, that we just seem to take for granted, or not even think of at all as we enjoy our meal at their establishments. Thank you. I remember, back in the 60's, when I was in high school, Der Wiener......was the main hang out for us kids.
Art, I have never heard of these doughnut places. Only Dunkin, Dandee and Krispy Kreme. I guess cause I'm from the East. Also In n Out burgers or Carls. How about Carroll's (oob) DQ, Sonic, BK, Wendys. Thanks for the real history of McDonald's. If the McDonald brothers only knew. Nathan not Pinks. IHOP the B could be breakfast. I love CardinI dressings. They used to make a pesto that was my favorite. How about Tom Carvel soft ice cream. I used to work for Juicey Juice at one time was owned by Nestles and Libbys. Love hearing your voice as usual
Russell c wendell and al lapin Jr were my grandfathers who I love them with all my heart 💕❤️💓❤️.
Does anyone else get a little over excited when you see the Hollywood Graveyard notification?
I know I do..lol.. Love listening to Arthur narrate a great video (: Awesome job as always!!!!
I do! hehe
Yup. Take care man.
Lol. Yes! I do!
Always look forward to watching them.
The tribute at the end to Anthony Bourdain was very fitting as Bourdain was a lover of food.
Thank you Hollywood Graveyard and Rest In Peace Anthony Bourdain 🌸🌺
I didn't see the tribute to Anthony Bourdain...
@@susanwallace2258 19:14 here it is
Very nice tribute to Bourdain. He made me wanna go on my own food adventures.
Why did Mr Bourdain harm him self....
And we live happily ever after as a one big happy family 💗💗💗💗.
Dude, I'm not exactly sure how to put into words the enjoyment you bring me from these videos. Who knew that graveyards and death could be this enjoyable, but you manage to do it on a GRAND scale.
I feel the same!
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I am humbled by the amount of work that went into this video. Arthur Dark's evolving genius continues to diversify but maintains the unique charm and creativity that we all have come to know and love. Thank you, Arthur, for your continued dedication to producing such wonderful and informative videos.
Psych Corp very beautifully put.
Totally agree!! 👏🏻🌟
The Hollywood Graveyard episode I didn’t know I wanted!
Man dude, you really need to see if like the Travel Channel or one of the other channels will pick this up and make a series out of it. You never cease to amaze me every time you come out one of these. I personally think it would be hit!!!
Samantha Arrowood Tate having it online to discover makes it a little more special though.
I grew up in Southern California...have seen many of these establishments while they were still "Serving The Public" and remember many being in the news because of being demolished! People will chime in that one or two were left off the list...but this was a fun ride down Memory Lane for this Beach Bum now abiding in Ohio....Cheers Everyone
I never knew that watching videos about celebrity graves would be this enjoyable... And the music is great... Makes me feel like I am back in time....
Great video! The importance of fast-food founders was brought home - literally - when Dave Thomas of Wendy’s fame passed. My mother worked at Wendy’s, and it almost felt like we’d lost a member of the family.
And my late MIL loved Reese’s cups so much that I mentioned that love in her eulogy. She always kept a bag of the miniatures on hand.
Thanks for all your hard work!
I loved this video. Lots of yummy food! Yes. Thank you Mr. Reese. Love Reese's pieces. Thank you for mentioning Anthony Bourdain. May he RIP.
See, this is why I love Hollywood Graveyard. Always creative, a real treat, and leaves you wanting more. Just ordered a pizza too. 😋
That in n out Burger stand in Baldwin Park is Still there to this day!!! 😊😊😊😊 love their juicy hamburgers and home made fries....
R.I.P 🌹 W. K. Kellogg. Battle Creek, MI. That's my home state, R.I.P 🌹Richard McDonald, I remember when the BIG MAC came out they were a lot BIGGER then and we're Only .50 cents back then. Use to go to Baskin-Robbins all the time when I was a kid. R.I.P 🌹 H.B. Reese. I love the peanut butter cup!
Born, raised and still live in Hershey, PA. Thank you for covering Milton, he did a lot for this town and for the worlds sweet tooth!
Great video! I well remember slogging in the jungle in Vietnam, looking forward to a cold beer but strangely satisfied with Hershey Chocolate, a taste and reminder of home with a needed energy boost. Still love the stuff, and cold beer. SEMPER FI🇺🇸
This series is lovely. So well done by Mr. Dark and his wry delightful sense of humor and reverence and respect for the deceased. Never morose. The music and editing are so professional, you forget it’s UA-cam. Thank you for all the episodes. Julie, Tyler Texas
Thank you Arthur, every video is a winner. :)
The wheel, penicillin and Reese's peanut butter cup.
Totally ageee!
I'm more the plain chocolate or m&ms but my kids are adamant Reese's peanut butter cup fans
I’m in the UK so am unfamiliar with a lot of the names but was still great to watch! Thank you.
Hi. Every state/country has there own foods. I'm from arizona we called our long chocolate doughnuts long johns, when i moved to oregon and asked for one she said where you from, lol. It's all interesting, fun.
Death is something we all have in common and history. Would love to see the popular names of your restaurants. Blessings
The Carl's Jr. restaurants are known as Hardees where I live!!
I grew up in Chicago and always thought that location was the 1st opened. Today I learned something, and that makes me happy. Thanks for these really great respectful but entertaining videos, it's important to remember our past.
RIP Tony baby...Thank You for including him...as usual...excellent content...✌
I NEVER get tired of watching these have been watching this channel for year's now so don't stop please 🙏🏿
I'm sad it's over 😢. Great video. Yes, I'm hungry now.
what ? you gettin peckish after watching cemetary grave video? loool zombie chews lol
Hey don't be rude,please be more nice...Not being rude
@@rimaman8681 be
Graveyard hotdog....
Shriveled up hotdog and burnt bun.
I'd eat it. 😁 thanks for the great vids
Carl and Margaret karcher were my grandparents who I love them with all my heart 💕❤️💓❤️.
*I'm eating IN-N-OUT right now 4×4 animal style with animal style fries a shake and a coke 😋 love your videos ☺*
And His Photo is A modelo 😎 I see ya G
wat appon this earth
The hamburgers are alright it's not my favorite place to eat.
Arthur I did not know you had such an appetite .
I guess you need one after all that travelling .
Good video as always ,
Regards .
It’s awesome 2 see such historic snacks and fast food and desserts 🍨 for so many years; I’m so hungry 😋
Thank you so much for doing these very interesting tours. I ❤ them. I can't wait for the next one. You make history more interesting by showing us the final resting places of all of these stars. Its wonderful
I'm originally from Hershey!
I worked at all 3 places!
The Hershey Chocolate Factory on the KISS line, the Reese's plant on the miniature cup line and at Hersheypark for 4 years in both food service & entertainment!
As a matter of fact 3 of my family members are buried in a plot at the Hershey Cemetery about 10 feet from Milton S. Hershey's grave!!
I worked for McDonald's years ago when Ray Kroc was still alive. The restaurants then definitely had standards to meet. You can certainly see a decline since his death. Arthur--awesome job as usual. Thank you so much.
Brenda Modrak Kroc was a brilliant businessman and the McDonald guys really didn't receive much in the buyout because they were too trusting. Their families did try to sue but it was unsuccessful and I hope people learned from their misfortune of not securing your name and revenue.
Anthony Bourdain...great cook man and great person....we will miss you so much
Im with you on the Reeses peanut butter cup lol! My fav !!!
I love this concept! You could do this for so many different topics!
Had to stop what I was doing just to watch this. Another great and educating video. Thankyou
Richard and maurice McDonald were my uncles and Ray Kroc was my cousin who I love them with all my heart 💕❤️💓❤️.
Another great & informative video as always! 🥀❤️🥀 RIP Anthony Bourdain✝️
Awesome and Incredible!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Your videos are the best, and so well done. They make graveyards not so morbid and depressing. I agree Reese's peanut butter cups are the best.
Hi again..my brother and I used to live in Anaheim near the original Carls and we went to Loara Hi with their daughter Carleen Karcher (b. 1947 d. 1993) she was in my brothers class. I was a year younger.
John glardi and harlan sanders and burton baskin were my grandfathers who I love them with all my heart 💕❤️💓❤️.
THE NEW MUSIC!! YES!!!!! Another perfect video!!!!
This was a very interesting topic to cover, considering the death of Anthony Bourdain really brought to light the influence one can have on people who love to travel and explore someone’s culture by its food.
Keep up the great work on the videos 👍🏻
There needs to be an episode featuring the gal from Ask A Mortician in it.
Thanks for showing the graves of Richard and Maurice McDonald, the REAL founders.
Even the McDonald's i worked at they claim ray Kroc as the founder and after watching the founder movie i mentioned the mcdonalds brothers and how kroc screwed them over and they told me "shh we don't speak of that hear"
Hershey has never taken off here in England with our strong affection aligned to the beloved Cadburys chocolate.
Ken Griffiths, Cadbury's and the refined art of tea consumption are the UK's greatest gifts to western civilization (nevermind all of that parliamentary democracy, Shakespeare, and Magna Carta stuff).
In a minor bit of oddness (for lack of a better word), did you know that, in the US, Hershey has the exclusive distribution rights to all of Cadbury's chocolate products?
Ken Griffiths i don’t like Cadbury too sweet
in new zealand we have plenty different chocolate brands, cadbury, whitakers ,wonka, hersheys, nestle, and thats about it
@@atlkidz1 in new zealand griffins are only biscuits mainly the ginger nuts
Your pudding never made here to the U.S.A.
Harry and esther snyder and bob and June wian and paul and Betty Pink were my great grandparents who I love them with all my heart 💕❤️💓❤️.
Milton hershey and h.b. Reese were my great grandfathers who I love them with all my heart 💕❤️💓❤️.
I'm from the east coast and we call Carl Jr.'s Hardee's!!! Love this video!
Arthur this was the mostest coolest video yet! I can't tell you how many times, as a kid, we got donuts from that Randy's. :D
Funny, I have a sudden craving for some Baskin-Robbins ice cream with Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup...gotta go!
This was great! Lots of good stuff in here! I have to wonder if there will be a part two because who can forget Taco Bell and the founder is buried in CA.
Yeah but Glen Bell died and he was buried in his own private family graveyard on a ranch he purchased in San Diego County. I looked it up but I also looked up Robert O Paterson, the founder of Jack-N the-Box, a San Diego icon because the man attended San Diego State followed by UCLA, where the man majored in Economics. After WWII Paterson opened up several fast food places with the name of Topsy's or Oscars in the San Diego area. It was due to the two speaker feature from the box with the clown on top, that the real innovation of Jack-N-the-Box took off because i do remember that at a many of the McDonalds, a person had to get out of their car and order at the window.
Glen Bell first tried a fast Mexican food concept with a chain called Taco Tia.
I know. I'm from San Gabriel and one of the Taco Tias was located on the corner of Las Tunas Boulevard and Earle. The first Taco Bell opened in 1962 in the City of Downey.
RhettyforFun I hear he died from eating...Taco Bell.
Bell died from a heart attack on January 16, 2010, at age 86 in Rancho Santa Fe, California. He was survived by his wife Martha, four sons, a daughter, four grandchildren, and three sisters. Source Wikipedia.
Mr. Dark, thank you so much for introducing me to most of the people that made me what I am today.......................FAT.
As usual an excellent video.
Here in Columbus there was a chain of fast foods called "Sandy's" This was before McDonald's came to town if I'm correct. Hamburger's were a quarter and fries were a dime, I think. No drive through, you had to walk in. But it was worth it.
They are all gone now, but I give them credit for introducing me to fast (fat) foods and my wife of 54 years.
Thanks again.
Bob's Big Boy was called Shoney's here. I LOVED the Hot Fudge Cake that they have.
This is your best episode yet! Your work belongs on PBS. It's just simply perfect.
Ahhh the peanut butter cup, a favorite of mine. Thank you Mr Harry Reese, for bringing joy into the world with putting the chocolate in my peanut butter, the peanut butter in my chocolate.
Clever category to keep the videos fresh and interesting. perhaps other subjects like, famous gangsters, Sports figures, inventers and other celebrities buried across the country and world
how funny i am in the middle of a cheeseburgers and fries. very good video as usual, takes me down memory lane
oooh yum eating while looking at grave sites nothing makes me more hungry not
Ever had the dark chocolate Reese cups?..... My eyes roll to the back of my head with every bite. ;-)
Harry and Esther. Thank you for making one of the best places to buy a burger. Seriously, I can't get enough of those freshly made burgers guys.
RIP
This has been one of the most beautiful videos I've seen all day, but if you don't mind, I would like to include a piece of San Francisco history here... The Doggie Diner. I only saw 4 of them in San Francisco during the years that I lived there so it was hardly a chain or franchise like McD's. But still, it was fun in its own way and that was the best part. I remember that all the stores had these huge statues of the dogs out front with their chef's hats (or culinary condoms) on. I don't think that Doggie Diner is in business anymore, but if anyone happens to know, please tell me. Thanks for the great videos and for the memories.
a friend of mine was in the first Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial. He was also in the first Wendy's commercial.
Rest in heavenly peace Harry and Esther Snyder for giving us those heavenly double doubles at IN N OUT!!!!
Once again you have entertained and taught at the same time. Awesome special. Thanks
Simple ingredients makes for a tasty burger. I’m craving In-N-Out now!!! 😋
GREAT VIDEO MR. DARK!!! So interesting and very informative...Thanks for all your hard work and dedication put in to this and your channel!!! 😘I LOVE THIS... KEEP THEM COMING!!! 👍👌☝
And william wrigley was my grandfather who I love him with all my heart 💕❤️💓❤️.
Well done. I’m always impressed by the respect, thoughtfulness and informative value of your videos. Kudos to your nod to Anthony Bourdain at the end. Keep up the good work!!!
This channel is the best on you tube the most enjoyable. Done professionally.
When I became their favorite relative I was happy and excited ☺️☺️☺️☺️.
Wow Arthur you ate it all this time, amazing video, thank you for travelling all over to bring us this delightful segment.
Great that some of your followers supplied videos for a few of the scenes. It must have saved you a fortune in plane fares! Good show.
I so enjoy all your videos . This was So cool ! Looking forward to your next .😊Thank you !
God bless you mr. Reese.
Yeah another episode of Hollywood Graveyard !!!!!!
I found your channel yesterday and can't stop watching
I Love great foods & deserts & I Love this video too. Thanks. 👍
Thank you for the upload Arthur.
An amazing trip into history.
Watching from Australia.
Thank you Arthur.. Ur awsome, luv Hollywood graveyard😍😘
I Love Lucy at the Brown Derby LOLOLOL That was a great episode.
BRAVO!!! Best of your videos by far...Thank you!
Hollywood Graveyard is my only subscription on You Tube. Your videos are enjoyable and very nostalgic. I was thinking while I watched the food version, you forgot about Dave Thomas from Wendy's. If you are interested, he is in Union Cemetary in Columbus, Ohio in a mausoleum. Just thought you'd want to know.
I never knew the second McDonald's building shown wasnt the first. It was a tiny burger stand! I work at McDonald's for almost 4 months now🍔🍟
Awesome video. Now Im hungry 😅 Lots of good food memories. ❤
I love every episode this is my favorite one thank you H.B Reese and milton Hershey all of us women thank you
Lots of great history in this video. I guess it leaves me hungry for more. Snickers time!
wow love everything you mentioned! thank you!
Love your vlogs, someday I would like to see a lot of the places in
Person , thanks for showing these
I as a child in the late 50's remember going to the big doughnut in Inglewood with my mother
Totally eating while I was watching.. but that dessert..yummy! Love the video
Excellent presentation as usual, you managed to teach some history, honor the dead and make me hungry, thank you.
Great video!!! Thank you once again for giving a smile and lots of memories!!
Absolutely Amazing
Mr. Dark.
Oh, And thanks in advance for the extra 20lbs.
Oh made me feel like I was little boy all over again! Thanks Arthur for the video as always
peanut butter cup the size of a tire. I am all in with you :)
4kentheroad I used to like peanut butter cups -I don't anymore.
They sell huge peanut butter cups at this candy store at Citywalk
Wow Arthur,
Not only am I hungry now, but amazed and pleasured by your informative and interesting vid.
You traveled to all these places?
So fascinating to learn and see the graves of all these people, that we just seem to take for granted, or not even think of at all as we enjoy our meal at their establishments.
Thank you.
I remember, back in the 60's, when I was in high school, Der Wiener......was the main hang out for us kids.
Art, I have never heard of these doughnut places. Only Dunkin, Dandee and Krispy Kreme. I guess cause I'm from the East. Also In n Out burgers or Carls. How about Carroll's (oob) DQ, Sonic, BK, Wendys. Thanks for the real history of McDonald's. If the McDonald brothers only knew. Nathan not Pinks. IHOP the B could be breakfast. I love CardinI dressings. They used to make a pesto that was my favorite. How about Tom Carvel soft ice cream. I used to work for Juicey Juice at one time was owned by Nestles and Libbys. Love hearing your voice as usual