Definitely!.......I enjoy every single one of these and I can watch them over and over. This series is produced better than many TV shows with multi million dollar budgets. Hats of to you Mr Dark.
Robin hood, Captain Blood, and Don Juan. Classic films. Olivia is a very common name now, but I was thinking of Olivia deHaviland when I named my daughter Olivia.
"Color my world", still a great song in 2021. I loved "Chicago", played their music often and to this day I remember being shocked and saddened by his death. What a loss.
Color My World is one of my absolute favorite songs, ever. It's wonderful to be able to put a face and name to the voice of that song. I grew up listening to Chicago because of older siblings, and already knew about their original band name.
We had a pug who used a wheelchair. His theme song was the one from "Rawhide". Keep that doggie rollin'...rollin', rollin', rollin' Thanks for that memory of a long departed pug, Arthur! And Dimitri, thank you!
Thank you for bringing this episode to a close by honoring Roger Sinclair. I never had the chance to meet him but he was 'The Godfather of Graving' that taught and showed my mentors about all the history of the stars and celebs, that, if not for him, would still be obscure to this day. Well done, Arthur.
Rest in Peace Gavin Macleod. I hope to see his final resting place sometime in the future. He was so talented. He will be missed but never forgotten. Thank you, Arthur, for another beautifully done video.
Brilliant ! As always. Merle Oberon was lovely. A bit surprising that her marker was so modest. And Sydney Greenstreet was one of the best character actors ever. He even eclipsed Bogart in the Maltese Falcon. Strange that he should remain 'in storage'. Out of sight but never out of mind.
What a great episode! All my favorite horror icons, James Whale, Jack Pearce, William Castle ♥️ And my beloved Errol Flynn, and Merle Oberon and... To many to list! I had the chance to meet mrs Patrice Wymore when I worked at a Film festival in Italy that devoted a homage to Errol Flynn, in 1997! I cherish these memories ♥️♥️♥️ thanks Arthur!
I recently rewatched William Castle's "House on Haunted Hill". It's such a treat, especially with the always-amazing Vincent Price in the lead role. His movies are such hammy fun! Any fan of B Movies or Horror will enjoy his work. RIP, Mr. Castle.
I'm so glad you did Zara Cully. She should not be forgotten. Im sure you're going back to the Hollywood location, so please don't forget R&B singer Vesta Williams, and actor Fred Rerun Berry from the 70's sitcom "Whats Happening". I love these videos.
As always, an outstanding presentation. This one was quite a bit longer and really enjoyable. Yet, here I sit, at the age of 76, and see these stars that died within a few years of my age, or died when they were young, much like I did and returned from that. My mom is still going strong at 104.
How awesome! I'm 68 with a bad back, being stranded on the sofa many days Arthur makes my day brighter, yes by death, but my Mom loved Hollywood with having many actor autographs. ❤ I love Arthur!❤
OMG Arthur, yesterday I got several messages with your video attached. I am Roger Sinclair's closet friend. He use to call me his daughter. I placed him in his niche he was so proud of. I visit often and the ending of your video showing his niche I was so FREAKING HONORED. I was friends with Roger for over 30 years. We met at Westwood and he would invite me on gravehunts with him. He took me all thru Forest Lawn GM several times. Hell if I could remember where everyone is. LOL!!!! And those are my Halloween decor on his crypt. When did you take this shot. I haven't been up there in a couple of months. I was in tears watching this and there is so many graving stories I could share. Roger was quirky and I loved the man like a daughter would. A couple of months before he passed he was telling everyone he could that I was his daughter. I till am honored that he chose me to help him out in his last days. He never married or had children. But he was never alone for sure. So many of us gravers, death hags and Hollywood Underground originals think very highly of Roger. So Thank you again. And feel free to contact me. I'm on facebook at Kimberly Talley Eazell And I am known at the Graving Queen of Orange County. If their dead in the OC I probably more then likely know where they are buried. And I work for the OC Cemetery District. So I have some inside info at Santa Ana, Anaheim and El Toro. I use to work at Pacific View for 6 years and know a lot people that are buried there that no one has found YET I should say. Much love and I've loved all your videos.
@@susansantacruz9582 Roger knew that Great mausoleum better then anyone. He bought that niche, yes it's a niche on a short wall next to full crypts. For $884 in 1984 with 12 interment rights. He's the only on in there. And I now own it. I really don't want to put anyone else in it. It was his pride and joy. When we had his service I ask the counsler at Forest Lawn what was the value of it now, She said $16,000 plus and that was in 2015. Roger would be honored Arthur honored him. He truly was the God Father of Graving and my friend since 1988.
From the Edward Everett Horton wiki: In the 1950s, the state of California forced Horton to sell a portion of his property for construction of the Ventura Freeway. The freeway construction left a short stump of Amestoy Avenue south of Burbank Boulevard, and shortly after his death the city of Los Angeles renamed that portion Edward Everett Horton Lane.
There was a flag pole in his back yard, and when he was home, there's be an American flag waving and visible from the freeway. I was told that he was always gracious when fans knocked on his door for an autograph.
How fantastic to see two of my favorites in the title! Merle was magnificent as Lady Blakeney, and the look on her face when she realizes that Percy is the Pimpernel is a cinematic classic. And, was there anyone quite like Errol Flynn? I can (and often do, to the chagrin of my wife) recite the lines while watching "The Adventures of Robin Hood". In fact, I have the movie poster (as seen at 21:04) in a frame in my office, and it is less than 6 feet from my head as we speak! I also thoroughly enjoy watching "The Sea Hawk", and of course, Captain Peter Blood battle Captain Levasseur, Colonel Bishop, and naturally, his niece Arabella! And,...I have heard of this Frances Gumm!
Thank you for featuring Terry Kath. It's been said by many that he was the greatest rock guitarist that everyone has heard but nobody has heard of. A brilliant musician, the "Soul of Chicago".
Thank you my lttle Joke about the zombies and the gates. Ism sorry I couldn't resist. I no2 why there is borders on cemeteries. Is not to keep the zombies In, but to keep the body robbers out the grave robbers from taking bodies. For medical research. Which was happening quite often at the turn of the 1800
We saw her grave very close to Hollywood a few years ago. (2011). It used to be called Pierce Bros. then. I don’t know what the cemetery is called now. I heard it was renamed.
WATB: You have excellent taste. Horton turns in a hysterical performance ("Don't call me Lovey!") along with his eventual sidekick Thomas Mitchell, an actor who appeared in so many other classic films. I can only hope that eventually a complete copy is found of the original movie.
Lost Horizon is one of my favorite books and the 1937 movie is, I agree, a great one. (The musical remake is, well, bad.) And I hope that I hear the voice of the star of that movie, Ronald Colman, when God calls me home.
Arthur Dark, this was an excellent presentation. Wonderful kudos to close on, as well, for Roger B. Sinclair. That was a very nice touch. I also recognized the name Wolders on the grave of Merle Oberon as that of Robert Wolders. He's had quite a bit of his own history in entertainment, but I remember him for that one guest spot on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, where he is the man Mary begins to have concerns over the fact their dating is based on superficiality.
Robert Wolders does in fact have a fascinating life story. Companion to two of Hollywood's most beautiful leading ladies: Merle Oberon & Audrey Hepburn. He was also a romantic partner to Henry Fonda's ex, Shirley. I would be very interested in his life story.
Been waiting for Errol Flynn! It’s who my great grand father, grandfather & my father are named after :) Edit, Leon Errol was born October 12th, Errol Flynn died October 14th & my dad Errol was born October 16th (all different years but still cool)
Saw this & as usual came a’runnin! Another great effort. I especially like the efforts to shed light on the virtually forgotten world of the silent film; the huge debt we owe them. Also, I remember my mom mentioning Franklin Pangborn; of whom I knew zero. Thanks for filling in that gap, Arthur. Another winner!
Great episode as always. Forest Lawn Glendale is my favorite of the cemeteries. Next time you should visit Dwight Frye. He’s in the Graceland section of the cemetery
I just returned home to Chicago last night from visiting Los Angeles and Forest Lawn Glendale and Hollywood. These cemeteries are truly spectacular and worth visiting in person. Thanks to Arthur and his channel for bringing these jewels to our attention over the past several years.
My old elementary school is right across the street at the entrance of Forest Lawn Glendale and watching many large funeral precessions while playing on the playground of these old stars was common. I didn't know who they were except when Walt Disney went by. Our teachers never told us who was passing by. Not until I started watching this vlog finding out who they were from 1964-70.
One has to wonder how Judy’s life would have been different had Frank lived long enough to have helped her career instead of the taskmaster, Ethel Gumm.
Judy adored her father and was devastated when he passed away. I do believe her life would have been so much different if he had lived and she probably would have been around much longer
@@777poco Denis, it wasn’t the studio that got Judy addicted as is so often claimed. Her mother, Ethel started it while Judy was still doing vaudeville.... watch her interview with Barbara Walters. Judy claimed she could not even have a tummy ache, because Ethel would threaten “I’ll wrap you around the bedpost and break you off short.” What kind of “mother” threatens a kid like that?
If Mr. Sinclair inspired you to follow this path, then I tip my hat to him too. I love bringing these wonderful people back to life with my memories of the old films. (My dad was a HUGE fan of old movies and I grew up on them.) This was a wonderful surprise to find today! Having this episode open on the WONDERFUL Edward Everett Horton brought out a huge grin on my face. I loved it all!
Thank you for giving the rich history of legends of the golden era of actors, actresses & directors. That I may of not known otherwise. Rest In Peace legends.🙏🏽❤️
I LOVE these videos! As always, Mr. Dark, you've taken us on another great tour to some of our favorite people. And, I thank Giuseppe Vasapolli for the wonderful music that harkens back to the Golden Age of Hollywood. Thank you both!
Many years ago while my father was in the Canadian navy he was on leave in San Francisco . He went to a small cafe for some lunch . A man was there and challenged my father to play some pinball . After this man left my father asked the waitress who he was because he thought this man looked familiar . It was Errol Flynn .
You have the best channel ever, thank you for showing Terry Kaths grave. I loved him in Chicago and bawled my eyes out when he passed away. I’ve always wondered where he was buried
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🤩It’s almost 11 pm in Moscow, Russia. And i was getting ready to go to bed, but a notification told me, I should change my plans🤍
Me too!!!!!!!!
Ha ha, same here in Croatia.
Welcome russia 😊
Same here in northern Wisconsin.
Not yet here in Wyoming
43 minute episode? Yes, please! 🙂
INDEED
Short is better!
I did not even notice. It is past my bedtime!
my day becomes immediately better when there’s a new hollywood graveyard video in my subscriptions stream.
Me also... STRANGE isn't.
Love it!
Definitely!.......I enjoy every single one of these and I can watch them over and over. This series is produced better than many TV shows with multi million dollar budgets. Hats of to you Mr Dark.
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Kat..... I'd love to know what anything you typed means.... I assume you meant something.... English please...hah.
Thank you so much for honoring Terry Kath. He was the finest guitarist. Missed every day
Chicago is in my car player right now. 😁
I was at a service for Terry Kath with members of Chicago in Thousand Oaks. A sad day.
@@larrym9946 Wish I could have been there. Will try to visit some day.
I love Chicago and Terry Kath.
I’m glad somebody from the Chicago band was featured. I almost thought they’d been bypassed.
Robinhood. One of my very favorite old films. RIP Errol Flynn.
Robin hood, Captain Blood, and Don Juan. Classic films. Olivia is a very common name now, but I was thinking of Olivia deHaviland when I named my daughter Olivia.
Terry Kath was a genius with his guitar and song . He is missed everyday.
"Color my world", still a great song in 2021. I loved "Chicago", played their music often and to this day I remember being shocked and saddened by his death. What a loss.
The best channel of Hollywood Stars. Thank You Arthur Dark
You know you're old when you recognize the majority of these actors, lol Excellent video!
@@esther94619 or you just like classic movies...
@@esther94619 qt a
I tell my wife all the time, if it’s in color, I likely haven’t seen it!
Terry Kath. A musical genius and legend. RIP.
Color My World is one of my absolute favorite songs, ever. It's wonderful to be able to put a face and name to the voice of that song.
I grew up listening to Chicago because of older siblings, and already knew about their original band name.
I had no idea that was him!!!!
My teenager loves Chicago. I love that.
Certainly a tragic loss to a great talent.
We had a pug who used a wheelchair. His theme song was the one from "Rawhide". Keep that doggie rollin'...rollin', rollin', rollin'
Thanks for that memory of a long departed pug, Arthur! And Dimitri, thank you!
So sad that Ida Lupino had no grave marker.😭 She's one of my favorite actresses in Hollywood. Rest in loving peace my dear 🙏✝️
She was a woman way ahead of her time...one of the early female directors/producers and also had a production company.
Hi Madzskie
Ida Lapino she was amazing! So talented and beautiful!
Thank you for bringing this episode to a close by honoring Roger Sinclair. I never had the chance to meet him but he was 'The Godfather of Graving' that taught and showed my mentors about all the history of the stars and celebs, that, if not for him, would still be obscure to this day. Well done, Arthur.
43 minutes listening to the 'Velvet Voice'....Heavenly! 😁😉
Rest in Peace Gavin Macleod. I hope to see his final resting place sometime in the future. He was so talented. He will be missed but never forgotten. Thank you, Arthur, for another beautifully done video.
He's buried w/ his family in Hawthorn, N.Y., at Mount Pleasent Cemetery
The wait is always worth it for Mr Dark to take us on a tour of respect for these icons of yesteryear
R.I.P Steve Priest. The Sweet were a phenomenal band.
I like the fact you did not get into the gossipy stuff that other vloggers do
Brilliant ! As always. Merle Oberon was lovely. A bit surprising that her marker was so modest. And Sydney Greenstreet was one of the best character actors ever. He even eclipsed Bogart in the Maltese Falcon. Strange that he should remain 'in storage'. Out of sight but never out of mind.
He was awesome!
Perhaps it was a financial issue with Sydney Greenstreet or maybe there was no one to make a decision as to disposition.
Perhaps family arguments..Go's knows some families!
So lovely was Merle Oberon’s face and skin, she had a line of cosmetics.
You outdid yourself on this one sir... thank you Mr. Dark for another masterpiece 😎
RIP David III ⚱️🌺
Mr Sardonicus! Thank you, William Castle, for giving me nightmares for years! I was 8 years old when I saw it. ❤🤣
What a great episode! All my favorite horror icons, James Whale, Jack Pearce, William Castle ♥️ And my beloved Errol Flynn, and Merle Oberon and... To many to list! I had the chance to meet mrs Patrice Wymore when I worked at a Film festival in Italy that devoted a homage to Errol Flynn, in 1997! I cherish these memories ♥️♥️♥️ thanks Arthur!
I recently rewatched William Castle's "House on Haunted Hill". It's such a treat, especially with the always-amazing Vincent Price in the lead role. His movies are such hammy fun! Any fan of B Movies or Horror will enjoy his work. RIP, Mr. Castle.
Come with me, Murderess, 😂 great line
I'm so glad you did Zara Cully. She should not be forgotten. Im sure you're going back to the Hollywood location, so please don't forget R&B singer Vesta Williams, and actor Fred Rerun Berry from the 70's sitcom "Whats Happening". I love these videos.
Another great one, Arthur! Ida Lupino was a lady way ahead of her time. What an interesting individual. Thank you for highlighting that one.
As always, an outstanding presentation. This one was quite a bit longer and really enjoyable. Yet, here I sit, at the age of 76, and see these stars that died within a few years of my age, or died when they were young, much like I did and returned from that. My mom is still going strong at 104.
This. ❤️
my greetings and blessings to her (and you!)
How awesome! I'm 68 with a bad back, being stranded on the sofa many days Arthur makes my day brighter, yes by death, but my Mom loved Hollywood with having many actor autographs. ❤ I love Arthur!❤
Havent even WATCHED it....BUT HOORAY!! Thank you Arthur!
I clicked like before the play icon, ha ha.
Thank you so much for re visiting Errol Flynn.
That is a beautiful cemetery with lots of character and apparently, lots of stars as well.
OMG Arthur, yesterday I got several messages with your video attached. I am Roger Sinclair's closet friend. He use to call me his daughter. I placed him in his niche he was so proud of. I visit often and the ending of your video showing his niche I was so FREAKING HONORED. I was friends with Roger for over 30 years. We met at Westwood and he would invite me on gravehunts with him. He took me all thru Forest Lawn GM several times. Hell if I could remember where everyone is. LOL!!!! And those are my Halloween decor on his crypt. When did you take this shot. I haven't been up there in a couple of months. I was in tears watching this and there is so many graving stories I could share. Roger was quirky and I loved the man like a daughter would. A couple of months before he passed he was telling everyone he could that I was his daughter. I till am honored that he chose me to help him out in his last days. He never married or had children. But he was never alone for sure. So many of us gravers, death hags and Hollywood Underground originals think very highly of Roger. So Thank you again. And feel free to contact me. I'm on facebook at Kimberly Talley Eazell And I am known at the Graving Queen of Orange County. If their dead in the OC I probably more then likely know where they are buried. And I work for the OC Cemetery District. So I have some inside info at Santa Ana, Anaheim and El Toro. I use to work at Pacific View for 6 years and know a lot people that are buried there that no one has found YET I should say. Much love and I've loved all your videos.
Thank you so much for introducing me to the world of Roger Sinclair Kimberly! I will be forever grateful for you and Roger!
@@susansantacruz9582 Roger knew that Great mausoleum better then anyone. He bought that niche, yes it's a niche on a short wall next to full crypts. For $884 in 1984 with 12 interment rights. He's the only on in there. And I now own it. I really don't want to put anyone else in it. It was his pride and joy. When we had his service I ask the counsler at Forest Lawn what was the value of it now, She said $16,000 plus and that was in 2015. Roger would be honored Arthur honored him. He truly was the God Father of Graving and my friend since 1988.
Ida Lupino was not only married to Howard Duff, they both appeared on an episode of Batman in the final season
And they were both in an episode of the Lucy Desi comedy hour
Just can't get over how much I enjoy and look forward to the latest Hollywood Graveyard videos. Well done, Arthur!
I agree once it gets in ur blood ur hooked!
I agree!
Thank you for added more commentary to Errol Flynn.
Rest in pieces David...I also tip my hat to Mr. Sinclair.
oooh,, i swear i didn,t see this one first..great minds~
Pieces? Don't you mean peace?
@@mshappyapple8663 nope..pieces he's in pieces
@@susannichols3787 he sure was~
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I SCREAM when I get the notifications of a new video !!! THANK YOU
From the Edward Everett Horton wiki:
In the 1950s, the state of California forced Horton to sell a portion of his property for construction of the Ventura Freeway. The freeway construction left a short stump of Amestoy Avenue south of Burbank Boulevard, and shortly after his death the city of Los Angeles renamed that portion Edward Everett Horton Lane.
The street sign is easily visible on Google Street View. Thanks for this little nugget.
There was a flag pole in his back yard, and when he was home, there's be an American flag waving and visible from the freeway. I was told that he was always gracious when fans knocked on his door for an autograph.
The minute you said "Edward Everett Horton" I thought "Fractured Fairy Tales." Even before you said it.
Same here!!
There are lots of episodes of Fractured Fairy Tales here on TH-cam. They are still brilliant and funny.
Yes fracture fairy tales I watched them
@@1114kristin me too
That was the time when cartoons were simply amusing for kids.....no SJW crap. A name that I always remembered......from Fractured Fairy Tales.
How fantastic to see two of my favorites in the title! Merle was magnificent as Lady Blakeney, and the look on her face when she realizes that Percy is the Pimpernel is a cinematic classic. And, was there anyone quite like Errol Flynn? I can (and often do, to the chagrin of my wife) recite the lines while watching "The Adventures of Robin Hood". In fact, I have the movie poster (as seen at 21:04) in a frame in my office, and it is less than 6 feet from my head as we speak! I also thoroughly enjoy watching "The Sea Hawk", and of course, Captain Peter Blood battle Captain Levasseur, Colonel Bishop, and naturally, his niece Arabella! And,...I have heard of this Frances Gumm!
Just another virtuoso presentation, we all tip our collective hats to you Mr Dark.
Thank you for featuring Terry Kath. It's been said by many that he was the greatest rock guitarist that everyone has heard but nobody has heard of. A brilliant musician, the "Soul of Chicago".
Some of these poor people had such sad endings, thank you Mr Dark very interesting again.
Welcome back, you've been missed.
Thank you for honoring Terry Kath. Rest in peace my friend. Gone, but you live on through your music.
Ida Lupino was quite the maverick. Inspirational.Thank you Arthur!
The Great Mausoleum has to be an amazing place.
It is truly amazing
What a brilliant episode, possibly the best ever and what a cemetery Forest Lawn Glendale is. Thank you Mr Dark.
Thank you my lttle
Joke about the zombies and the gates. Ism sorry I couldn't resist. I no2 why there is borders on cemeteries. Is not to keep the zombies In, but to keep the body robbers out the grave robbers from taking bodies. For medical research. Which was happening quite often at the turn of the 1800
Errol Flynn and Merle Oberon were great thank you so much good job
These videos are so relaxing and informative. 🪦⚱️🪦
Agree!
So relaxing I like watching them after a long day at work and I'm trying to relax .
Love Errol Flynn so handsome great actor. ❤
I needed this after a long and exhausting day of work, time to kick back, eat dinner and enjoy this new video 💙🤘💙🤘
Best show on You Tube.
Happy "Heavenly" Birthday Marilyn Monroe. She would've been 95 if she was still with us 🇺🇸
A Jeopardy answer....Andy Griffith was born on the exact same date as Marilyn Monroe. June 1, 1926.
Elton John Candle In the Wind great song to honor the woman who had affair with JFK RIP Marilyn Monroe
@@williamhaggard451 RFK too.
@@postalsaint Andy not only atturney Ben Matlock but historian Centennial pilot in the Bionic Woman nice singer
We saw her grave very close to Hollywood a few years ago. (2011). It used to be called Pierce Bros. then. I don’t know what the cemetery is called now. I heard it was renamed.
Everett Horton also had an unforgettable role in "Lost Horizon", a not to be missed 1937 film.
WATB: You have excellent taste. Horton turns in a hysterical performance ("Don't call me Lovey!") along with his eventual sidekick Thomas Mitchell, an actor who appeared in so many other classic films. I can only hope that eventually a complete copy is found of the original movie.
Lost Horizon is one of my favorite books and the 1937 movie is, I agree, a great one. (The musical remake is, well, bad.) And I hope that I hear the voice of the star of that movie, Ronald Colman, when God calls me home.
and in rocky and bullwinkle.
I always love logging onto TH-cam and finding a new video from Hollywood Graveyard!
My wife and Liz Taylor died within days of each other, the both were there at the same time. Sue would have been tickled by that idea.
I lived less than a mile away. Helicopters for a a solid week
Errol Flynn is one of my favorite actors!! Everyone should watch his films!
Out of all the cemeterys, this is one I'd love to visit the most
Arthur Dark, this was an excellent presentation. Wonderful kudos to close on, as well, for Roger B. Sinclair. That was a very nice touch. I also recognized the name Wolders on the grave of Merle Oberon as that of Robert Wolders. He's had quite a bit of his own history in entertainment, but I remember him for that one guest spot on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, where he is the man Mary begins to have concerns over the fact their dating is based on superficiality.
Robert Wolders does in fact have a fascinating life story. Companion to two of Hollywood's most beautiful leading ladies: Merle Oberon & Audrey Hepburn. He was also a romantic partner to Henry Fonda's ex, Shirley. I would be very interested in his life story.
RIP Mr. Terry Kath! You are loved and missed.
Dang Arthur. That is one large cemetery. Thanks for all the work to bring us this gold.
When did “damn” become “dang?”
This cemetery is so beautiful, it's nice to have a quiet day there. The art exhibit is awesome too
Thank you Arthur for the work you do. It's incredibly how watching graves can bring me such peace, probably has to do with your lovely narration.
Been waiting for Errol Flynn! It’s who my great grand father, grandfather & my father are named after :)
Edit, Leon Errol was born October 12th, Errol Flynn died October 14th & my dad Errol was born October 16th (all different years but still cool)
Saw this & as usual came a’runnin! Another great effort. I especially like the efforts to shed light on the virtually forgotten world of the silent film; the huge debt we owe them. Also, I remember my mom mentioning Franklin Pangborn; of whom I knew zero. Thanks for filling in that gap, Arthur. Another winner!
Great episode as always. Forest Lawn Glendale is my favorite of the cemeteries. Next time you should visit Dwight Frye. He’s in the Graceland section of the cemetery
What a way to end a day with a Hollywood Graveyard video
Thanks
INDEED Sophie
I just returned home to Chicago last night from visiting Los Angeles and Forest Lawn Glendale and Hollywood. These cemeteries are truly spectacular and worth visiting in person. Thanks to Arthur and his channel for bringing these jewels to our attention over the past several years.
I especially enjoyed the music. Thank you for adding to the memory of Errol Flynn-Captain Blood and Robin Hood.
One of the best! The music was perfectly placed as was the final grave shown.
My old elementary school is right across the street at the entrance of Forest Lawn Glendale and watching many large funeral precessions while playing on the playground of these old stars was common. I didn't know who they were except when Walt Disney went by. Our teachers never told us who was passing by. Not until I started watching this vlog finding out who they were from 1964-70.
This channel is outstanding. So well produced and so very interesting.
One has to wonder how Judy’s life would have been different had Frank lived long enough to have helped her career instead of the taskmaster, Ethel Gumm.
Judy’s mother and Jackie Coogan’s mother.
The young stars today have The Coogan Law to thank for their earnings being saved until they turn 18!
what the studio did to poor Judy was criminal.
Judy adored her father and was devastated when he passed away. I do believe her life would have been so much different if he had lived and she probably would have been around much longer
@@777poco Denis, it wasn’t the studio that got Judy addicted as is so often claimed. Her mother, Ethel started it while Judy was still doing vaudeville.... watch her interview with Barbara Walters. Judy claimed she could not even have a tummy ache, because Ethel would threaten “I’ll wrap you around the bedpost and break you off short.” What kind of “mother” threatens a kid like that?
@@stevejarrettnc geeze I didn't know her mother was a horrible person
I can't wait to watch, when a new one comes out and find it relaxing to watch Thanks
Errol Flynn and Merle Oberon, two of my favorites
GREETING Arthur from Europe!! Love your Show
Am I the only one whos obsessed with the older architecture? It just looks so perfect, ugh! Thank you for another great tour!
Nope i am too just beautiful it is
Always a pleasure to see you Sir. Respectful, informative and interesting as always!
Another job well done, sir. Always a shining moment when I see you have another installment for us. Thank you1
If Mr. Sinclair inspired you to follow this path, then I tip my hat to him too. I love bringing these wonderful people back to life with my memories of the old films. (My dad was a HUGE fan of old movies and I grew up on them.) This was a wonderful surprise to find today! Having this episode open on the WONDERFUL Edward Everett Horton brought out a huge grin on my face. I loved it all!
What an awesome video! ❤ I love Forest Lawn! I didn't know John William's son was the lead singer in the group "Toto". 👍
Only fitting to end the tour with Mr Sinclair. Thank you for yet another interesting video on your channel 👍
Thank you for giving the rich history of legends of the golden era of actors, actresses & directors. That I may of not known otherwise. Rest In Peace legends.🙏🏽❤️
I LOVE these videos! As always, Mr. Dark, you've taken us on another great tour to some of our favorite people. And, I thank Giuseppe Vasapolli for the wonderful music that harkens back to the Golden Age of Hollywood. Thank you both!
There’s a lot of TH-camrs out there and you my friend are a cut above. So so enjoyable!
Yay for Mr. Dark. I have two great-grandmothers buried at Forest Lawn Glendale. Danda is down a slope, treacherous when I was a child.
Watching this 6/20. Happy Birthday, Errol Flynn!
We’re the kids of America song great memories and thanks to the group
Yipee !!!! A new Hollywood Graveyard episode⚰️. Lovely to hear from you again, Arthur Dark👓
Many years ago while my father was in the Canadian navy he was on leave in San Francisco . He went to a small cafe for some lunch . A man was there and challenged my father to play some pinball . After this man left my father asked the waitress who he was because he thought this man looked familiar . It was Errol Flynn .
I was just watching the documentary that Terry Kath's daughter made and hoped that his grave would be on one of your episodes. Thank you!
If it wasn’t for your wonderful videos we would never know. TY! Live the videos. Jeep then coming!
You have the best channel ever, thank you for showing Terry Kaths grave. I loved him in Chicago and bawled my eyes out when he passed away. I’ve always wondered where he was buried
Love when I see there is a vid. I wait and watch it when I'M eating dinner.
Best channel to hear about the stars of the world who have come and gone for the newer generation and for those who didn’t know them.
Thank you for bringing it back I love holly wood grave yard I love it thanks again
Lovely again, thank you!
And showing the GM a little bit better! Its a joy to watch
I don't always watch your videos, but when I do you always get 👍
You have a great speaking voice 👌
This is my FAVORITE !! MR Arthur Dark is the most interesting,most talented of all !!
I am simply fascinated with your videos... ❤
Thank you Arthur for showing us some graves that I had never seen before. Great job on the video!
Errol Flynn was born in Tasmania ! But I appreciated you putting him in.