I'm not going to lie I thought this channel was weird at first glance, but the way you respect these people and honor their legacies is awesome brother, YOU ARE DOING A GREAT JOB
I’m 23 years old & im learning so much just watching theses videos. I love knowing we’re a lot of thing all started especially caption crunch it was alway one of my favorite cereals ever. I encourage a lot of people around my age to watch your videos so they can know we’re characters like Cinderella, Snow White, Mickey Mouse, tweety bird etc came from because I remember us 90s baby loving all these different characters but don’t even know were they came from & all started from
Mr. Dark, What I love most about your videos is it's not only the Star's that are remembered. You show us the Make up Artist, Wardrobe designer's , Directors, Set Builder's, Producers, Musical Director's and so forth. And as always you allow us not just a name and date, but some insight into the life of that person. Truly Educational, Enlightening and Inspiring. Again Thank you and as always God Bless.
Arthur, thank you for showing Mary Wells, Ethel Waters, Natalie Cole, and Edith Head! The whole tour was good; but I always admired these women through their beauty, talents, and Art! R.I.P. Queens! 🎶👑 🎶
Edna Mode is my favorite Incredibles character. It was a treat to learn more about the real life fashion designer who was the inspiration for her character, and to see Ms. Head's grave marker. Thank you, Mr. Dark.
As soon as I saw Edith Head's photo, I thought, she reminds me of a character I saw recently. Then you showed the character on Incredibles. How appropriate. Love how you include all the important people who were involved in making films. Bravo!
Pease don’t stop producing these programs! I really enjoy the biographies of these persons and discovering who some of these people are and the contributions they made.
I know this is 3 years old, but I just discovered this channel like 3 days ago and I'm binging his videos lol. Anyway, peaceful and quiet, yes, absolutely. Well kept? Nope, not always. As much as you would hope that these places are well kept, the sad fact is, a lot of cemeteries, ESPECIALLY the old ones, are just not. It makes me sad, but the point is that you're half right. You should be all the way right, but unfortunately people suck sometimes, so you're not
This was awesome. You were basically on my husband as he is 2 placques away from Blossom Rock. My entire family has worked there. Parents retired here. Beautiful place. We were all married there also. Thank you for sharing this with the world. I'm in Florida now so it was was nice to visit hubby. Thanks again.
Got a little worried when I hit the first upload and it said “blocked by WMG”. All I could think was “ohhhhh shoot did they strike down our friend HG?!?!?”. Thank goodness you got it worked out!
I was just getting ready to watch the original upload yesterday stepped away for the moment then came back and it looked like the WMG was crying about something. Guess you guys have to be very careful about that. Great #5 episode though. Always a pleasure to watch.
I loved seeing that they finely got Nataly Cole a maker. It looked amazing and very fitting for her. Makes you wonder if it had anything to do with the first video when there was no marker. I feel everyone needs a marker. I sent in 10 dollars a week for my aunts marker. When she passed I was only 12 and had no say. When I turned 18 I worked as a cashier for 3.35 an hour. When her high class family found out what I was doing they called and asked what I was doing. I said I doing the right thing by her. What are you doing by not doing right by her. A few weeks later I got a check in the mail for the amount I had sent in. They got her a bigger maker then I could ever of gotten her but a least she would of had a marker.
Yes,it was a very,very sad day when I heard about the passing of the greatest voices in rhythm and blues music."OUR LOVE",will stand tall as a tree and like the man said,like he father,Nat"King"Cole,she is truly,"UNFORGETTABLE".That beautiful marker, although long overdue,is befitting one of the most beautiful and talented women in the music world.--R.I.P. --NATALIE COLE!!!😥😦😟
Jack Sutherland you are very sweet. We are just thinking about where we want our resting place to be. We have not gotten that far let but what you do know is that we want a marker. I am not sure why it bothers me so much. But I can form watching hollywood graveyard that it bothers a lot of people. I think how a person worked so hard to entertain us and let there is no marker. It is very sad.
You've got my emotions all over the place. Some of these had me smiling, some weeping. Quite a few sent me googling for more information about people who are well worth learning about. I truly love these videos.
Caryll Ann. . .Oh, my heart. One of my favorite child actresses. Blue Bird was one of my favorite movies. RIP Beautiful girl. She was definitely an upcoming huge movie star like Shirley Temple. So, so sad.
These docuseries are excellently done. Thank you for the great research, video capture, editing, and content as these types of insights are long overdue.
It made me sad to see that little girl 4yrs grave sweet little angel in heaven God rest her soul I live in London England and I do enjoy all your videos yu do a wonder job God bless you and God bless America
I remember watching the Academy Awards and how often Edith Head would receive an award,( s). I loved it because we shared the same first name of Edith.
Awesome video. I enjoy learning about actors and actresses. I can't wait to see future videos. Natalie Cole was one of my favorite singers. Im glad she got her marker. Billy Barty , I thought he was so funny.
I think its great how you reintroduce many of Hollywoods famous including the behind the scenes innovator's of Motion Pictures. Many who have been forgotten. I really enjoy your video commentary. Thanks. Looking forward to many more.
This series is amazing. I love watching these. Cemeteries really are wondrous places packed with history, art & architecture and all of it on beautiful grounds. I'm learning many things I didn't know via your tours, thanks for that.
The part about her being related to Lizzie Borden isn't true - as her real last name wasn't even Borden : michaelgankerich.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/olive1.png?w=788
I just have to say after a hard's day work, your videos with associated soundtrack are very relaxing and soothing, great job and I'm glad I found your channel.
On a hot day, it is so cool to watch this video. The various views starting off are greatly appreciated. The marker for Natalie Cole was well worth the wait. It is a work of art unto itself. I hope Mr. Dark realizes that his work just keeps getting better and better. Thank you for an exquisite video.
Oh Awesome!! Forrest J. Ackerman. Thanks for finding him, I was going to request him, I met him ‘87-‘88 I was helping a friend filming his collection of some of the greatest things I have ever seen, he had a story for everything he had, I still have the VHS tape. He took us all out to lunch, and gave me and my girlfriend at the time $20 bucks, he wanted it to go a engagement ring, and it did, not long after.
I cannot believe I am here watching these videos years later!! I missed out but so happy to be able to binge them! Thanks for all that you and Giuseppe do!
You put a lot of work in finding these resting places and I like that you mention stars from the silent era as well. Gone but not forgotten especially in your videos. Thanks.
I love how you cover a wide range in years of actors, musicians and artists. In addition the pictures and videos are such a nice touch!! Well done, I'm hooked.
Hi again Arthur! I want to point that 19 years before The Jolson Story, William Demarest appeared with the real Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer. He shook hands with Jolson's character Jakie Rabinowitz (a.k.a. Jack Robin) before he sang Dirty Hands Dirty Face and Toot Toot Tootsie. Thanks for understanding!
have watched all of the videos on this channel. have to admit i'd never heard of a good chunk of the people that are covered but now i do and am also informed on who they were and what they accomplished. top work. look forward to more
These are all well done. Your voice & the background music are perfect. So many stars long forgotten. Surprisingly, many are buried in unassuming graves. Never stop, they're terrific. Thanks!!
Forrest Ackerman loves “Forr-est Lawn”. And how appropriate this legend is buried alongside his wife Wendayne in the wall of crypts. Like he always said, “Who dares disturb the sleep of the Ackermonster.”
@@83thechaz Forrest Ackerman opened his house to tours where a friend and I visited after seeing the Huell Howser segment on him. After to the tour we were treated to stories and were able to ask him questions and of course, take pictures and get his autograph. A gracious gentleman. So sad about his Wendayne.
Michelle L. Awww thank you, Michelle! Your concern is appreciated! 😘 I actually have an appointment on Thursday! I'm hoping to try a long term preventative medication because my current regimen seems to have run its course. I'm still in pain but not as bad as it was two months ago when my attack started.
Sad when clips are used as tribute to stars and probably would be forgotten without programs like yours. Please know it's appreciated the work you put into these. All of these people are fascinating.
I feel so sad by the death of that 4 year old girl once actress,for me it's more tragic if you die that young. Arthur,can you make a theme of young child celebrities death and graves?
Thank you for showing the statues, artwork, etc. You mention in a lot of videos how lovely it is, and its nice that you are including it as well, as that's part of the setting. Loving the videos, good information, neat tidbits! Thanks, and please keep making more! 😊
I don't comment on your videos as I usually watch TH-cam on my television. But today I'm on the tablet. Just wanted to say I enjoy your videos. You are respectful and kind towards all these people. I watch little TV, except for the old movies, and I have a great affection for the people you visit. Thank you for remembering them.
Thank you for paying so much respect and love for the late actors and actress I am learning a lot about them I think kudos wonderful job God rest there souls and God bless you too it makes me sad to see all those young people tak8ng there own lives some at such a young age wasted lives God bless America I live in England
Thank,s for the update on the marker for Natelie Cole, My sole weep,s for her everytime I see and here, the most captivating eye,s that capture my soul so very deeply.. i JUST STILL CAN'T EXCEPT HER BEING GONE..
Thank you for your wonderful films of the beautiful cemetery! I knew at least 95% of all the graves you showed all because of my mother! She grew up in the golden age of film & spent her 10 cents every weekend at the theater. I might also add, she met & dated actor Tyrone Power while in high school. She met him when he was an usher at a theater in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, plus he wrote her letters when he went to New York for the first time to start his career! I would love to see his grave! I also grew up on Westerns, my fathers favorite was Tom Mix & he told me he even got to shake his hand when he visited Cincinnati. I have a great appreciation for the older movies, mostly before the 1950's thanks to my parents. Any more like this in your filming future? Thank you again, this brought back memories for me, plus some sadness that these greats are gone!
Tyrone Power is in the Hollywood Forever #3 video th-cam.com/video/o1L_YotKyEI/w-d-xo.html Tom Mix is in Forest Lawn Glendale #3 th-cam.com/video/VzODsozW5zI/w-d-xo.html That's the closest I'll ever get to visiting these graves in person!
My mother liked biographies and had a few written by celebrities. She had Shirley Temple’s and I remember reading about the little girl who died mentioned in this Hollywood Graveyard. “The Blue Bird“ is one of my favorite Shirley Temple films and I’m glad HG let us see which child was mentioned in the film. I like this part of the movie in particular. It opens with children who were being called to board a ship by an announcer as they were about to be born. Caryll Ann was trying to sneak onto the ship though her time of birth had not yet come. The announcer scolded her by reminding her this was the third time she’s tried to be born before her time ...and to go back ! Interesting that in real life she did not live that long after her birth...Bless her heart . Another interesting factor is that Caryll Ann’s favorite song was “Over the Rainbow” from “The Wizard of Oz”. To my understanding, Shirley Temple was cast for “The Blue Bird” at Fox by Daryll Zanuck to compete with the success of “The Wizard of Oz” and the producers once obsessive desire to cast Shirley for the role of “Dorothy”. But as far as I know, “The Blue Bird” was never as successful ( or popular ) as Oz at the box office.
Delevanti also played the role of Dick Van Dyke’s ( Robert Petrie ) grandfather on “The Dick Van Dyke Show” where in the episode one of his lines said in anger was, “...I’ll go to my GRAVE when I want to ! And don’t let anyone try and STOP me !”
this channel has to best the best channel on youtube ...so professionally done & executed ....even if I do not know anybody its still very interesting & informative ...LOVE IT..
I love these videos. I love the way you give us the connections between people etc, from times gone by. I've learnt so about people I did not know from watching these videos. Tks!
Thank you for visiting Natalie Cole again. Now with a beautiful marker for a beautiful and amazing woman. Miss you Natalie. Rest in peace. xxx
I'm not going to lie I thought this channel was weird at first glance, but the way you respect these people and honor their legacies is awesome brother, YOU ARE DOING A GREAT JOB
I totally agree! Well done!
I’m 23 years old & im learning so much just watching theses videos. I love knowing we’re a lot of thing all started especially caption crunch it was alway one of my favorite cereals ever. I encourage a lot of people around my age to watch your videos so they can know we’re characters like Cinderella, Snow White, Mickey Mouse, tweety bird etc came from because I remember us 90s baby loving all these different characters but don’t even know were they came from & all started from
A four-year-old girl's life cut short...my heart just aches for her. She deserved a better and way longer life.
Mr. Dark, What I love most about your videos is it's not only the Star's that are remembered.
You show us the Make up Artist, Wardrobe designer's , Directors, Set Builder's, Producers, Musical Director's and so forth.
And as always you allow us not just a name and date, but some insight into the life of that person.
Truly Educational, Enlightening and Inspiring.
Again Thank you and as always God Bless.
Veteran Patriot yes I agree! So interesting! I’m hooked on these videos!
R.I.P Caryll Ann Ekelund. This truly broke my heart upon seeing this. The music you used for her just made it that more heart retching.
I always find myself thinking "I didn't know that" when I watch Hollywood Graveyard. Very cool.
I do that every time I watch these. =)
I am a huge Edith Head admirer. Her costumes were amazing!
Arthur, thank you for showing Mary Wells, Ethel Waters, Natalie Cole, and Edith Head! The whole tour was good; but I always admired these women through their beauty, talents, and Art! R.I.P. Queens! 🎶👑 🎶
Thank you for showing Robert Taylor's marker. He's one of my favorite actors and Waterloo Bridge one of my favorite movies.
Me too. He's underated actor i think, but he can compared with Clark Gable.
Edna Mode is my favorite Incredibles character. It was a treat to learn more about the real life fashion designer who was the inspiration for her character, and to see Ms. Head's grave marker. Thank you, Mr. Dark.
As soon as I saw Edith Head's photo, I thought, she reminds me of a character I saw recently. Then you showed the character on Incredibles. How appropriate. Love how you include all the important people who were involved in making films. Bravo!
R.I.P Caryll ann Ekelund 🌹🌹 that poor sweet 🍭 little girl God Bless her little soul! That's heartbreaking 💔
I saw "The Bluebird" a few years ago. A very interesting film. I heard about the little girl's demise. I wonder if Shirley attended the funeral?
Pease don’t stop producing these programs! I really enjoy the biographies of these persons and discovering who some of these people are and the contributions they made.
Frank Nelson was a comic gem... a master at timing, wonderful voice and catchphrases. He was one of Jack Benny's favorites to work with.
He was on Sanford an son at times also
ee-yesss.....
I enjoyed your series on Forest Lawn. I learned a lot about people I hadn't heard of. Thank you for remembering them.
I love watching this. He does such an great job narrating each gravesite.
I always feel sad when the video ends. Because I don't know how long I'll have to wait for a new one! Stellar job as usual Arthur.
You Almost Made Me Cry When You Visited That Little 4 Year Old Girl =(
I think " The Bluebird" is one of the few films where Shirley does not play a sweet girl,but is a little bratty.
Thanks for another great installment and RIP to Tab Hunter.
I never get tired of waiting and watching your videos. If ever there be Tony for U tube, you would win , better said earn, various.
Graveyards are always peace and quiet well kept places!
I know this is 3 years old, but I just discovered this channel like 3 days ago and I'm binging his videos lol. Anyway, peaceful and quiet, yes, absolutely. Well kept? Nope, not always. As much as you would hope that these places are well kept, the sad fact is, a lot of cemeteries, ESPECIALLY the old ones, are just not. It makes me sad, but the point is that you're half right. You should be all the way right, but unfortunately people suck sometimes, so you're not
This was awesome. You were basically on my husband as he is 2 placques away from Blossom Rock. My entire family has worked there. Parents retired here. Beautiful place. We were all married there also. Thank you for sharing this with the world. I'm in Florida now so it was
was nice to visit hubby. Thanks again.
Take Two: Had to fix an issue with a music clip... enjoy (again)!
Did they strike you for the duet?
Got a little worried when I hit the first upload and it said “blocked by WMG”. All I could think was “ohhhhh shoot did they strike down our friend HG?!?!?”. Thank goodness you got it worked out!
ARTHUR ~ So What does "WMG" stand-for ANYWAY?!???? J/C = just*curious 😍
I can answer for Arthur....I believe the Warner Music Group.
I was just getting ready to watch the original upload yesterday stepped away for the moment then came back and it looked like the WMG was crying about something. Guess you guys have to be very careful about that. Great #5 episode though. Always a pleasure to watch.
I loved seeing that they finely got Nataly Cole a maker. It looked amazing and very fitting for her. Makes you wonder if it had anything to do with the first video when there was no marker. I feel everyone needs a marker. I sent in 10 dollars a week for my aunts marker. When she passed I was only 12 and had no say. When I turned 18 I worked as a cashier for 3.35 an hour. When her high class family found out what I was doing they called and asked what I was doing. I said I doing the right thing by her. What are you doing by not doing right by her. A few weeks later I got a check in the mail for the amount I had sent in. They got her a bigger maker then I could ever of gotten her but a least she would of had a marker.
hartrose33 Natalie’s only child Robbie (Yancey) died last year. I hope they buried him by his Mom.
Yes,it was a very,very sad day when I heard about the passing of the greatest voices in rhythm and blues music."OUR LOVE",will stand tall as a tree and like the man said,like he father,Nat"King"Cole,she is truly,"UNFORGETTABLE".That beautiful marker, although long overdue,is befitting one of the most beautiful and talented women in the music world.--R.I.P. --NATALIE COLE!!!😥😦😟
jmaedl027 jmaedl i sent it to the cemetery for my aunts headstone. The payments were made to them. Thank you for reading my reply.
hartrose33
God bless you unselfish one.🙂
Jack Sutherland you are very sweet. We are just thinking about where we want our resting place to be. We have not gotten that far let but what you do know is that we want a marker. I am not sure why it bothers me so much. But I can form watching hollywood graveyard that it bothers a lot of people. I think how a person worked so hard to entertain us and let there is no marker. It is very sad.
Cabin in the sky is one of my favorite movies. Ethel Waters was wonderful in it. She had a lovely voice.
Yes! You got it fixed! I got so excited when the notification popped up! Edith Head definitely my favorite!!!!!
You've got my emotions all over the place. Some of these had me smiling, some weeping. Quite a few sent me googling for more information about people who are well worth learning about. I truly love these videos.
Caryll Ann. . .Oh, my heart. One of my favorite child actresses. Blue Bird was one of my favorite movies. RIP Beautiful girl. She was definitely an upcoming huge movie star like Shirley Temple. So, so sad.
Encore for sure. The music was great either way. I'm loving this channel.
My very favorite TH-cam channel!
These docuseries are excellently done. Thank you for the great research, video capture, editing, and content as these types of insights are long overdue.
Caryll Ann Ekelund story gave me tears!
I really appreciate the host of Graveyard. Very professionally done with a great candor of commentary.
It made me sad to see that little girl 4yrs grave sweet little angel in heaven God rest her soul I live in London England and I do enjoy all your videos yu do a wonder job God bless you and God bless America
I remember watching the Academy Awards and how often Edith Head would receive an award,( s). I loved it because we shared the same first name of Edith.
Awesome video. I enjoy learning about actors and actresses. I can't wait to see future videos. Natalie Cole was one of my favorite singers. Im glad she got her marker. Billy Barty , I thought he was so funny.
Arthur, keep bringing the memories of our favorite movie, TV and entertainers back to us. Thank you for showing the respect they well deserve.
I think its great how you reintroduce many of Hollywoods famous including the behind the scenes innovator's of Motion Pictures. Many who have been forgotten. I really enjoy your video commentary. Thanks. Looking forward to many more.
This series is amazing. I love watching these. Cemeteries really are wondrous places packed with history, art & architecture and all of it on beautiful grounds. I'm learning many things I didn't know via your tours, thanks for that.
Carryl Ann's story is heartbreaking She could have been a rising star just like Shirley Temple RIP Sweet girl xxx
R.I.P Caryll ann Ekelund 🌹🌹 that poor sweet 🍭 little girl God Bless her little soul! That's heartbreaking 💔
that's like Judith Barsi, they both die very young and in a tragic way
That's sad on the little 4 year old girl. Wonder if that's why costumes say fire retardant? Interesting on Borden too.
Yes maybe so , in those day,s product,s wasn't good too much and had no federal regulation,s, so sad indeed.
The part about her being related to Lizzie Borden isn't true - as her real last name wasn't even Borden : michaelgankerich.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/olive1.png?w=788
TheScarlett618 Her last name might have been changed to Borden to signify her relation to Lizzie. Who knows.
@@danielmarr290 Yes, that is so sad. Rest In Peace Caryll Ann Ekelund.
I just have to say after a hard's day work, your videos with associated soundtrack are very relaxing and soothing, great job and I'm glad I found your channel.
Never stop making these videos! (Well.. If you want to. Lol)
As JM Barry was my great great grandfather cousin I found this little bit of my family history very interesting. Thank you
*JM Barrie
That guy who did the "EEYESSSS?" was the best!
Please don't ever stop making these. They are always so respectful yet informative. I absolutely adore your work.
Love how you slowed down to let us see the scenery as well. Thank you!
Ethel Waters gave a brilliant performance in "A Member of the Wedding."
Such beauty in such places of peace and tranquility.
On a hot day, it is so cool to watch this video. The various views starting off are greatly appreciated. The marker for Natalie Cole was well worth the wait. It is a work of art unto itself. I hope Mr. Dark realizes that his work just keeps getting better and better. Thank you for an exquisite video.
Her marker ls beatiful 😍 as was her & her dad's music. I use to listen to her in my teens 🎉❤😊. Ty Mr. DARK.😊
Oh Awesome!! Forrest J. Ackerman. Thanks for finding him, I was going to request him, I met him ‘87-‘88 I was helping a friend filming his collection of some of the greatest things I have ever seen, he had a story for everything he had, I still have the VHS tape. He took us all out to lunch, and gave me and my girlfriend at the time $20 bucks, he wanted it to go a engagement ring, and it did, not long after.
Natalie Cole finally got her marker.
Sad!y her son died a year later.
@@ilahildasissac1943 I didn't know that !😲
She's one of the prettiest. Have her CDs 1&2 Best of Natalie Cole
I'm hooked on these now. You have a calm clear voice and explain interesting little information/trivia about the deceased actor or performer.
Forest Lawn never gets old. So much to see. Thanks for doing these.
I cannot believe I am here watching these videos years later!! I missed out but so happy to be able to binge them! Thanks for all that you and Giuseppe do!
Your site is now my favorite on the Web Thank you!!!
You put a lot of work in finding these resting places and I like that you mention stars from the silent era as well. Gone but not forgotten especially in your videos. Thanks.
I love how you cover a wide range in years of actors, musicians and artists. In addition the pictures and videos are such a nice touch!! Well done, I'm hooked.
I’m so exited when I get a notification from Hollywood Graveyard!
A wonderful journey as always.Thank you Arthur.
Hi again Arthur! I want to point that 19 years before The Jolson Story, William Demarest appeared with the real Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer. He shook hands with Jolson's character Jakie Rabinowitz (a.k.a. Jack Robin) before he sang Dirty Hands Dirty Face and Toot Toot Tootsie. Thanks for understanding!
have watched all of the videos on this channel. have to admit i'd never heard of a good chunk of the people that are covered but now i do and am also informed on who they were and what they accomplished. top work. look forward to more
Thanks for visiting Joe Grant. His story for "Der Fuehrer's Face" won an Academy Award
This may be my favorite. Its chocked full of details about the geniuses behind the scenes. Thank you!
These are all well done. Your voice & the background music are perfect. So many stars long forgotten. Surprisingly, many are buried in unassuming graves. Never stop, they're terrific. Thanks!!
I cannot get enough of these videos. They are done in such a respectful, informative, and classy manner.
Mr. Dark, you must be a research champion.
I was thrilled that you included Forrest Ackerman! Really enjoying your videos.
Forrest Ackerman loves “Forr-est Lawn”. And how appropriate this legend is buried alongside his wife Wendayne in the wall of crypts. Like he always said, “Who dares disturb the sleep of the Ackermonster.”
@@83thechaz Forrest Ackerman opened his house to tours where a friend and I visited after seeing the Huell Howser segment on him. After to the tour we were treated to stories and were able to ask him questions and of course, take pictures and get his autograph. A gracious gentleman. So sad about his Wendayne.
Arthur, you're the BEST!!!! My FAVORITE was the 'Edith Head' STONE (Get It?)!!!! I'm glad that she's under a tree.
Thank you Arthur for the upload.
I anxiously wait for every new episode.
Watching from Australia.
What a gem. Thanks for this video, see you on the next one. ⭐️
This channel has a lot of Class ! It shows so much history and interesting facts,.. I learn something with every video !
🎉 Even though, I'm suffering from migraines for over a week now, you have made morning a little better! ❤️❤️
Moca Couture feel better!!! I've been in the same boat!
Michelle L. Awww thank you, Michelle! Your concern is appreciated! 😘 I actually have an appointment on Thursday! I'm hoping to try a long term preventative medication because my current regimen seems to have run its course. I'm still in pain but not as bad as it was two months ago when my attack started.
Try CBD oil
5:25 has to be arguable the saddest and slightly creepy moments in any of these videos, the way the singing echoes into the distance. RIP Caryll
You are so good showing us all the great people we use to watch I love celebrities
Sad when clips are used as tribute to stars and probably would be forgotten without programs like yours. Please know it's appreciated the work you put into these. All of these people are fascinating.
Loved seeing Jimmy MacDonald's and Jay Ward's graves especially!
Another thoroughly enjoyable video. Thank you Arthur!
I feel so sad by the death of that 4 year old girl once actress,for me it's more tragic if you die that young. Arthur,can you make a theme of young child celebrities death and graves?
I like that idea very much. Young children don’t deserve death especially since she was only 4 years old.
Congrats on doing a superb series. Not only for the history but for the appreciation of art in these places.
Thank God, you're back
I love these. You are a wonderful narrator with a great voice. I find myself looking up so many of the subjects you describe. Thanks so much
Thank you for showing the statues, artwork, etc. You mention in a lot of videos how lovely it is, and its nice that you are including it as well, as that's part of the setting. Loving the videos, good information, neat tidbits! Thanks, and please keep making more! 😊
Love your videos. I find myself always anxiously waiting to see what you have in store next. Thank you!
Robert taylor one of most handsome actor in Hollywood history.
I don't comment on your videos as I usually watch TH-cam on my television. But today I'm on the tablet. Just wanted to say I enjoy your videos. You are respectful and kind towards all these people. I watch little TV, except for the old movies, and I have a great affection for the people you visit. Thank you for remembering them.
TH-cam is getting real annoying with copyright crap .. pretty soon you can’t even take a video of
The sun without it being copyrighted!
Craig Adam So true!
Thank you for paying so much respect and love for the late actors and actress I am learning a lot about them I think kudos wonderful job God rest there souls and God bless you too it makes me sad to see all those young people tak8ng there own lives some at such a young age wasted lives God bless America I live in England
You do your homework my friend; this is why I love your site...
Thank,s for the update on the marker for Natelie Cole, My sole weep,s for her everytime I see and here, the most captivating eye,s that capture my soul so very deeply.. i JUST STILL CAN'T EXCEPT HER BEING GONE..
Thank you for your wonderful films of the beautiful cemetery! I knew at least 95% of all the graves you showed all because of my mother! She grew up in the golden age of film & spent her 10 cents every weekend at the theater. I might also add, she met & dated actor Tyrone Power while in high school. She met him when he was an usher at a theater in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, plus he wrote her letters when he went to New York for the first time to start his career! I would love to see his grave! I also grew up on Westerns, my fathers favorite was Tom Mix & he told me he even got to shake his hand when he visited Cincinnati. I have a great appreciation for the older movies, mostly before the 1950's thanks to my parents. Any more like this in your filming future? Thank you again, this brought back memories for me, plus some sadness that these greats are gone!
Tyrone Power is in the Hollywood Forever #3 video th-cam.com/video/o1L_YotKyEI/w-d-xo.html
Tom Mix is in Forest Lawn Glendale #3 th-cam.com/video/VzODsozW5zI/w-d-xo.html
That's the closest I'll ever get to visiting these graves in person!
Jeanette Macdonald's sister played grandma on the Adams Family? OMG how different they were!
Yep, when you started talking about the 4 yr old that died from burns and then played “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” I lost it!
My mother liked biographies and had a few written by celebrities. She had Shirley Temple’s and I remember reading about the little girl who died mentioned in this Hollywood Graveyard. “The Blue Bird“ is one of my favorite Shirley Temple films and I’m glad HG let us see which child was mentioned in the film. I like this part of the movie in particular. It opens with children who were being called to board a ship by an announcer as they were about to be born. Caryll Ann was trying to sneak onto the ship though her time of birth had not yet come. The announcer scolded her by reminding her this was the third time she’s tried to be born before her time ...and to go back ! Interesting that in real life she did not live that long after her birth...Bless her heart . Another interesting factor is that Caryll Ann’s favorite song was “Over the Rainbow” from “The Wizard of Oz”. To my understanding, Shirley Temple was cast for “The Blue Bird” at Fox by Daryll Zanuck to compete with the success of “The Wizard of Oz” and the producers once obsessive desire to cast Shirley for the role of “Dorothy”. But as far as I know, “The Blue Bird” was never as successful ( or popular ) as Oz at the box office.
Delevanti also played the role of Dick Van Dyke’s ( Robert Petrie ) grandfather on “The Dick Van Dyke Show” where in the episode one of his lines said in anger was, “...I’ll go to my GRAVE when I want to ! And don’t let anyone try and STOP me !”
this channel has to best the best channel on youtube ...so professionally done & executed ....even if I do not know anybody its still very interesting & informative ...LOVE IT..
Holy cow! The story of that little girl was so sad!!! Thank you for the video!! You are awesome! Keep it up!
I always hate when it ends.. Thank you I really enjoy it,
I love these videos. I love the way you give us the connections between people etc, from times gone by. I've learnt so about people I did not know from watching these videos. Tks!
You are so knowledgeable and love the extras you include that remind us who they were. Excellent!!! Keep them coming!
Thank you again for another great video well done as always!!!! 😘👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so very much for all of your work. And your voice is very calming. Again thank you