Thanks for this Vlog, Jordan. I left SoCal after 35 years of living there. I remember when they moved the "barn" to Highland but, I never had the chance to see the museum. Whenever I visit it's usually to Palm Springs to see my friends. After seeing your walk I must make the trip to Hollywood again.
Thank you for all the info on Cecille B. Demille. He has given so much money to Native American programs. As I was growing up on the reservation, we would get all these clothes or school supplies & I remember my dorm parents would say "This is from the Cecille B. Demille funds." Wow! Now I know about him through. Thanks Jordan. Love ya, Roxanne Yellowhorse Jarred
Jordan, Thank you for the “Walk-Around-Vlogs.” I love when you add detailed history, as there are very very few people that do what you do with interest.
Jordan, You have NO idea how your work touches people. You have such an amazing life. You have done/doing everything you have wanted and want to do. You will get your just reward Jjust want to emphasize how much I appreciate you. Thank you. Blessings. Franny P.
Watching this again because there is so much to see! I'm still hung up on deMille actually moving the barn each time. That is sooo expensive. Would have to been cheaper to rebuild each time. I looked up your Progressive commercial -- there was too much controversy over that ad so it aired very little. What clips I did see were very brief and included a large group of actors all together. I couldn't pick you out. But we have you everyday here on this channel. This here is amazing old time movie history. The Golden Age. So cool.
That was a sweet gesture meeting up with your fans and hanging out. That Clark Gable sketch was very well done. Sweet family❣️Thanks for taking us through the museum.It gives us older folks a chance to see these places in detail. Jah is a great way to start the day. He’s so affectionate and expressive. ❤️🙏🏻Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for supporting the Girl Scouts. For 10 years, I was a Girl Scout. Best experiences ever. Even went to a 2 wk sleep away Girl Scout Camp every year. Great memories. Wish they were more active today.
My senior thesis for my History degree was about early American film, including Intolerance. I’ve always been fascinated with the golden age of cinema, thanks to my mom, who was a huge movie buff. After school, I moved L.A. to work in the industry. My parents and I actually tried to visit the Lansky Barn when they came out for a visit - but it was closed! I feel like Ive seen it now thanks to this video 👍
Cool that you met up with some fans. Thanks for supporting Girl Scouts. I was star struck that my client that I clean for bought some for her niece who happens to be Gwen Stefani. Great vlog as usual.
I have been catching up on your vids since I discovered them a month ago and really enjoying binging on them, and Jan reminds me so much of my dog , the relationship you have is just like mine with my Lola , (Dachshund). Thank you for your work !
You’ve definitely earned my subscription just from this video alone please keep bringing this history to your channel so that people can see what some of us cherish
I love your shows. I watch you most every day. I love history so your programs just mean so much to me. Thank you for all the efforts you go through to give us such wonderful information about our history as a country. I also love your little dog.
Thank you SO much for the tours of ALL the places I've wanted to go and PROBABLY will not get the opportunity. Keep going and be safe out there. PEACE :)
This is one of the best videos I've seen on utube!! I'm a history buff also and Jordan,you are the Best!!!!! Thanks for a pleasant and educational day!!! Sally
Absolutely amazing footage I’m so glad you did this video everyone should make it a point to go and see this museum thank you so much for bringing it to TH-cam where those of us who live on the East Coast can see it thank you
I enjoy all of your blogs, in which you deliver the historical perspectives in Hollywood of yesterday and today. Its also great of you to also include Europe et al.
Hi!! Outstanding Vlog!! Love the Hollywood history you constantly dig up!! Please Vlog more on John Gilbert!! I would LOVE for you to come out to the Santa Clarita Valley and Vlog the William A Hart ranch house and museum! Just an idea😆. Love and Hugs to you and Jah! Oh and more Vlogging on Shelley please!
I went to the Brown Derby in the 1960`s ,my grandparents lived in LA so we went there as my grandma told me they have seen movie stars there. ;) no,we didn't see any
The Buster Keaton projector is from his mansion behind the Beverly Hills Hotel. Cary Grant later bought his mansion. Good to see they donated it so we can see it.
I was told by my step grandmother ; who was raised in NY NY beginning of 19th century Her mother worked for the Schubert theatre as a seamstress My step grandmother & husband sold a Packard to Cary Grant who ; from what I read: drove it around NY city for a while THEN Grant & a buddy drove that Packard out to Hollywood were Grant got offers to do motion pictures in Hollywood My step grandmother told me that story when she was 85 yrs old! She use to see Cary Grant in NY when he doing BoardWay Love your videos!
I lived in Hollywood as a child from 1954 to 1960. My dad worked for Max Factor making theatrical make up. I remember Hollywood Blvd . Was the neighborhood shopping district. There were dress shops, shoe stores like Karl's Shoes. Harry Karl was married to Debbie Reynolds. He ran his business into bankruptcy and mismanaged her money. She was broke after they divorced. I remember Hollywood Blvd before stars were placed in the sidewalk. The Broadway Department store was a mainstay. Fredrick's of Hollywood had sexy lingerie in the window. There was a Newberry Dime store and the Magic store. I loved getting an Orange Julius drink near the Egyptian Theater. I saw Ben But at that theater. It was a nice area in the 1950's. It makes me sad to see it in your videos as it is today.
The looks of the general material things from back then are amazing compared to modern things such as chairs and cameras and even shoes are so different so authentic it’s amazing to me
Great vlog man. Very informative. I can tell you are a history nerd like me. Being obsessive with history is an acceptable nerd status. Pure passion. I can dig it.
You must take a trip to KC. There is an Orval Hixon museum here, plus a ton of Walt History. They are working on restoring the Ginger Rogers home. We have tons of great jazz here, and many stars who made their way out west, including Harlow and Disney. Anyhos...your video has me all nerdin out right now. What an incredible museum. My family and I are travelling back to CA in June to see family, do some Walt History, and visit Disneyland. If I have time while I'm in LA, I most definitely want yo see this place in person. Incredible..and ty for sharing this.
I have been searching to find out what happened to Harold LLoyd’s ornaments and now I know where a few are! I’m kicking myself for not going last time I was in town.
The first thing i saw when you walked in the door was that lamp on DeMille's desk. I know its certainly not original but i have the exact same one in my living room. Its amazing to see the birthplace of movie making in this very building. Great vlog.
OK been binge watching and almost caught up.....so now that I have gorged my self on your vlogs I have to wait for new ones to come out......carry on, this has given me hrs of entertainment...
I’m speechless......this was such a PRECIOUS Vlog,,, the Heritage Museum is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! I cant wait to go there myself,,,I cannot say THANK YOU enough Jordan..... ;-)
I was born in 1947 and I had the benefit of becoming exposed to the movies and music of the era of my parents and everything since then. It is very nice to see remnants and artifacts of the by-gone eras and see where filming sets were and see costumes from films I had seen as a kid. I do understand why becoming friends with Shelly Winters and meeting people along the way, who had stories to tell about these once famous stars, are so important to you. Thanks for the memories. My uncle had dated Ann Blyth from ” Kismet“ and also had many photos and home movies of people like JFK, which amazingly enough, he got right up to the car and got close-ups of him without being stopped by the secret service. Of course, there are stories we all can tell if people are interested; however, but for many, the past has no inspiration or appeal to them. Continued good success.
WOW !! THAT'S WONDERFUL-! YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE "SPA GUY" HERE ON TH-cam HE WOULD PROBABLY MAKE SOME VIDEOS WITH ALL THE TREASURES YOU HAVE !! VERY INTERESTING. LOVE N BLESSINGS AND HOPE YOU CAN SHARE SOON !!
Your show is so good i.am losing sleep you come on too late before I know it I'm too sleepy and I fall asleep 2 or 3 in the morning. I.could watch you by the hours.
Thanks Jordan; like you, I also am a fan of history, this was indeed awesome. My dad was born in Los Angeles in 1927, his father was working in Hollywood (building sets) who knows, could have even worked around some of those same structures. (?)
Vblogging into the ladies' room is some new level of commitment. I've been to that barn a few times but I think I learned more with this video, because my attention is too scattered when I'm there. It is a great place with a fascinating history. While there will always be fans and historians out there, there's not enough actual Hollywood artifacts on permanent display, as found here.
With this Quarentine "Staycation" I sure am enjoying all the videos U have posted. I was born & raised in No. Hollywood & Studio City but moved away 25 yrs ago. All your videos help me 2 remember all the good old days, with many great memories of a lot of the places your showing. I 2 love, love History. Also they sure help my time pass in this Corona-V lockdown.. Thank U so much I love what ya do & love your lil dog toooo👍😂
Same. I love when he does his Santa Barbara videos. SB is my home place. I left 13 years ago and haven't been back for a visit, so it's awesome to see everything again when Jordan vlogs. :)
Jordan,enjoyed this so much...i was wondering my daughter big Keith Moon fan..she was saying that Steve McQueen lived next to him...and there was alot of friction between the two neighbors..that would be a great vlog..i would love to see how close there homes really where...love both steve and keith..moon as a neighbor..love it
I seen this vlog a few years ago, but it was sure good to see Lenard again, even though it was very sad and heart breaking to know he is gone now, I don’t know why it came back up on my feed page today, but I am sure glad it did, God Bless you and keep up the good work, see you tomorrow
Hello Jordan, I just stumbled across your vlog about the Hollywood Heritage Museum. I was all set to do some volunteer work there when the pandemic hit. I thought I’d give you another little bit of information about the barn. After it was moved to the Paramount lot, at one time it was used as the employee gym. My mother had worked at Paramont for the head of the Casting Department and she and my dad took fencing lessons in the barn. My dad used to tell me how he remembered when it was at its original location. When my parents were still living we had driven by the museum but they never had the opportunity to go inside, and I know they would’ve loved to do that. As a child I often went with my mom to the Paramount lot to visit friends of hers who still worked there. I guess that’s where my love of film came from, and I ended up working at Warner Bros. for 37 years!
Loved the vlog! I have been to California, but all I got to see was a little of San Diego, and I believe a little of San Bernadino as well. I would definitely love to check out some of the historical places in Hollywood.
Great vlog! Cool Museum . Hawkeye Pierce one of my favorite if not most favorite fictional characters ❤ I don't think anyone he kissed minded it ha! You're right about Groucho in one episode he's dressed as him and I remember many deliberate impressions by his character. My dad was a big Tom Mix fan like Grandpa . When I was a kid my horse was actually named for Tom Mix horse Tony The Wonder Horse :)
I totally enjoyed this vlog .some years back I was there ,but didn't get to go inside, the Museum was closed 😒 so it's kinda part 2.. too my part 1.. thanks Jordan.😄 PS ...Jack Gilbert is also one of my favorites😍
It Cool to see John Goodman get his star ⭐️ cool vlog meeting up with some viewers of your Channel....cool museum thanks, Jordan 🦁 & Jah 🐾🐾🐾🐾 favorite movie directed by Cecil B. De Mille The Ten Commandments
RIP Linard, even though this came up after he passed away I think of it as a nice memorial to him.
RIP Lenard. ✨🌟⭐️🌟✨
Thanks for this Vlog, Jordan. I left SoCal after 35 years of living there. I remember when they moved the "barn" to Highland but, I never had the chance to see the museum. Whenever I visit it's usually to Palm Springs to see my friends. After seeing your walk I must make the trip to Hollywood again.
Thank you for all the info on Cecille B. Demille. He has given so much money to Native American programs. As I was growing up on the reservation, we would get all these clothes or school supplies & I remember my dorm parents would say "This is from the Cecille B. Demille funds." Wow! Now I know about him through. Thanks Jordan.
Love ya,
Roxanne Yellowhorse Jarred
Another great video. I have loved this old Hollywood stuff forever. Must be nice to wake up next to Jah every day.
Jordan, Thank you for the “Walk-Around-Vlogs.” I love when you add detailed history, as there are very very few people that do what you do with interest.
Oh yea. Jordan does his homework for his vlogs like nobody else!
Jordan,
You have NO idea how your work touches people. You have such an amazing life. You have done/doing everything you have wanted and want to do. You will get your just reward
Jjust want to emphasize how much I appreciate you.
Thank you.
Blessings.
Franny P.
Watching this again because there is so much to see! I'm still hung up on deMille actually moving the barn each time. That is sooo expensive. Would have to been cheaper to rebuild each time. I looked up your Progressive commercial -- there was too much controversy over that ad so it aired very little. What clips I did see were very brief and included a large group of actors all together. I couldn't pick you out. But we have you everyday here on this channel. This here is amazing old time movie history. The Golden Age. So cool.
That was a sweet gesture meeting up with your fans and hanging out.
That Clark Gable sketch was very well done. Sweet family❣️Thanks for taking us through the museum.It gives us older folks a chance to see these places in detail. Jah is a great way to start the day. He’s so affectionate and expressive. ❤️🙏🏻Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for supporting the Girl Scouts. For 10 years, I was a Girl Scout. Best experiences ever. Even went to a 2 wk sleep away Girl Scout Camp every year. Great memories. Wish they were more active today.
First time I had s'mores!
My senior thesis for my History degree was about early American film, including Intolerance. I’ve always been fascinated with the golden age of cinema, thanks to my mom, who was a huge movie buff. After school, I moved L.A. to work in the industry. My parents and I actually tried to visit the Lansky Barn when they came out for a visit - but it was closed! I feel like Ive seen it now thanks to this video 👍
Cool that you met up with some fans. Thanks for supporting Girl Scouts. I was star struck that my client that I clean for bought some for her niece who happens to be Gwen Stefani. Great vlog as usual.
That Clark Gable drawing was awesome. I love it too.
I have been catching up on your vids since I discovered them a month ago and really enjoying binging on them, and Jan reminds me so much of my dog , the relationship you have is just like mine with my Lola , (Dachshund). Thank you for your work !
Great Hollywood Heritage Museum tour! Thank YOU, Jordan. You are a wonderful teacher! We all learn so much from you!
You’ve definitely earned my subscription just from this video alone please keep bringing this history to your channel so that people can see what some of us cherish
I love your shows. I watch you most every day. I love history so your programs just mean so much to me. Thank you for all the efforts you go through to give us such wonderful information about our history as a country. I also love your little dog.
Thank you SO much for the tours of ALL the places I've wanted to go and PROBABLY will not get the opportunity. Keep going and be safe out there. PEACE :)
This is one of the best videos I've seen on utube!! I'm a history buff also and Jordan,you are the Best!!!!! Thanks for a pleasant and educational day!!! Sally
Thanks for bringing us through some of the oldies with Paramont pictures very much appreciated
Absolutely amazing footage I’m so glad you did this video everyone should make it a point to go and see this museum thank you so much for bringing it to TH-cam where those of us who live on the East Coast can see it thank you
JAH we know you are a superstar. Have a great day. ❤️☮️🤪🐕
I enjoy all of your blogs, in which you deliver the historical perspectives in Hollywood of yesterday and today. Its also great of you to also include Europe et al.
Lenard was such nice guy and his family , RIP Lenard !
This is amazing!! I never knew any of this. Wish I could travel and visit all of these places. Thank you for what you do 👍🏻
I love your Vlogs and your little dog is so friggen adorable. You treat him like a little bro so cute lol
Hi!! Outstanding Vlog!! Love the Hollywood history you constantly dig up!! Please Vlog more on John Gilbert!! I would LOVE for you to come out to the Santa Clarita Valley and Vlog the William A Hart ranch house and museum! Just an idea😆. Love and Hugs to you and Jah! Oh and more Vlogging on Shelley please!
So fascinating! Love cinema history too! Thanks for the tour! Fantastic museum!!!
Still catching up on your older vlogs. This was awesome! Such history. You have definitely found your calling Jordan-I love your enthusiasm!
This makes me sad for Lenard’s family 😞 My best wishes to them. RIP ❤️
Wonderful! Thank you so much for posting this!
I went to the Brown Derby in the 1960`s ,my grandparents lived in LA so we went there as my grandma told me they have seen movie stars there. ;) no,we didn't see any
The Buster Keaton projector is from his mansion behind the Beverly Hills Hotel. Cary Grant later bought his mansion. Good to see they donated it so we can see it.
Thank you for this particular vlog it's a true film history lesson.
I enjoy your videos very much! Thank you for being so informative and loving Hollywood as much as I do.
I was told by my step grandmother ; who was raised in NY NY beginning of 19th century Her mother worked for the Schubert theatre as a seamstress My step grandmother & husband sold a Packard to Cary Grant who ; from what I read: drove it around NY city for a while THEN Grant & a buddy drove that Packard out to Hollywood were Grant got offers to do motion pictures in Hollywood My step grandmother told me that story when she was 85 yrs old! She use to see Cary Grant in NY when he doing BoardWay
Love your videos!
Wonderful video! I am just stunned to see all the history of these classic films in Hollywood! Love this! Thank you Jordan the Lion!
This was my favorite so far! I still have a lot to binge lol
I lived in Hollywood as a child from 1954 to 1960. My dad worked for Max Factor making theatrical make up. I remember Hollywood Blvd . Was the neighborhood shopping district. There were dress shops, shoe stores like Karl's Shoes. Harry Karl was married to Debbie Reynolds. He ran his business into bankruptcy and mismanaged her money. She was broke after they divorced. I remember Hollywood Blvd before stars were placed in the sidewalk. The Broadway Department store was a mainstay. Fredrick's of Hollywood had sexy lingerie in the window. There was a Newberry Dime store and the Magic store. I loved getting an Orange Julius drink near the Egyptian Theater. I saw Ben But at that theater. It was a nice area in the 1950's. It makes me sad to see it in your videos as it is today.
These videos are really scratching my itch to travel during this covid-19 pandemic, thanks for all that you do
everything you do mr'jordan is awesome thanks man
Been binge watching and caught up, yeahhhhhh. Hugs from Germany from Aline
The looks of the general material things from back then are amazing compared to modern things such as chairs and cameras and even shoes are so different so authentic it’s amazing to me
You are so lucky to go to these PLACES THANK YOU
Great vlog man.
Very informative. I can tell you are a history nerd like me. Being obsessive with history is an acceptable nerd status. Pure passion. I can dig it.
You must take a trip to KC.
There is an Orval Hixon museum here, plus a ton of Walt History. They are working on restoring the Ginger Rogers home. We have tons of great jazz here, and many stars who made their way out west, including Harlow and Disney.
Anyhos...your video has me all nerdin out right now. What an incredible museum. My family and I are travelling back to CA in June to see family, do some Walt History, and visit Disneyland. If I have time while I'm in LA, I most definitely want yo see this place in person.
Incredible..and ty for sharing this.
I have been searching to find out what happened to Harold LLoyd’s ornaments and now I know where a few are! I’m kicking myself for not going last time I was in town.
The first thing i saw when you walked in the door was that lamp on DeMille's desk. I know its certainly not original but i have the exact same one in my living room. Its amazing to see the birthplace of movie making in this very building. Great vlog.
WOW !!! A must for my next visit.
They can say what they want; his work speaks for itself!
OK been binge watching and almost caught up.....so now that I have gorged my self on your vlogs I have to wait for new ones to come out......carry on, this has given me hrs of entertainment...
+Catherine Allan thanks!
I’m speechless......this was such a PRECIOUS Vlog,,, the Heritage Museum is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! I cant wait to go there myself,,,I cannot say THANK YOU enough Jordan..... ;-)
This was awesome it brought back memories of my dad and all his stories.Thanks Jordan
Best blog ever......SO MUCH HISTORY.....WOW!!! Thanks so much for sharin 🤘
I was born in 1947 and I had the benefit of becoming exposed to the movies and music of the era of my parents and everything since then. It is very nice to see remnants and artifacts of the by-gone eras and see where filming sets were and see costumes from films I had seen as a kid.
I do understand why becoming friends with Shelly Winters and meeting people along the way, who had stories to tell about these once famous stars, are so important to you. Thanks for the memories. My uncle had dated Ann Blyth from ” Kismet“ and also had many photos and home movies of people like JFK, which amazingly enough, he got right up to the car and got close-ups of him without being stopped by the secret service. Of course, there are stories we all can tell if people are interested; however, but for many, the past has no inspiration or appeal to them. Continued good success.
WOW !! THAT'S WONDERFUL-!
YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE "SPA GUY" HERE ON TH-cam HE WOULD PROBABLY MAKE SOME VIDEOS WITH ALL THE TREASURES YOU HAVE !! VERY INTERESTING.
LOVE N BLESSINGS AND HOPE YOU CAN SHARE SOON !!
Jah is so funny. Great information and history wherever you take viewers .Thank you
That was great Jordan . . thank you . . I must check that out next time I'm in LA.
Movies back then were so different then now.
Love you Jordan! Thanks for the great videos!
Your vlogs are unique and very enjoyable. Thanks for the enthusiasm
incredible vlog jordan!!!!!! always my favorites!!!!!!!
Excellent... really enjoyed this.!!!
Rest In Peace Lenard
Your show is so good i.am losing sleep you come on too late before I know it I'm too sleepy and I fall asleep 2 or 3 in the morning. I.could watch you by the hours.
Thanks Jordan; like you, I also am a fan of history, this was indeed awesome. My dad was born in Los Angeles in 1927, his father was working in Hollywood (building sets) who knows, could have even worked around some of those same structures. (?)
Vblogging into the ladies' room is some new level of commitment. I've been to that barn a few times but I think I learned more with this video, because my attention is too scattered when I'm there. It is a great place with a fascinating history. While there will always be fans and historians out there, there's not enough actual Hollywood artifacts on permanent display, as found here.
Each Vlog goes above and beyond the one before. Keep up the great work!!! 🎥
Great museum, looks like everybody had a great day ;)
With this Quarentine "Staycation" I sure am enjoying all the videos U have posted. I was born & raised in No. Hollywood & Studio City but moved away 25 yrs ago. All your videos help me 2 remember all the good old days, with many great memories of a lot of the places your showing. I 2 love, love History. Also they sure help my time pass in this Corona-V lockdown.. Thank U so much I love what ya do & love your lil dog toooo👍😂
Same. I love when he does his Santa Barbara videos. SB is my home place. I left 13 years ago and haven't been back for a visit, so it's awesome to see everything again when Jordan vlogs. :)
Thank you for documenting history
Wow!! Wow!! Wow !! Untold prop history in one barn. The barn topz it ... WOW!! WOW!! WOW!! AMAZING FIND .. Jordan Ace !!!!!! Hi friends. 🙄
Being so nice to fans is why I love your vlogs and subbing to your channel.
Awww, love your vids. But, Jaw is adorable. Thank you!
Jordan,enjoyed this so much...i was wondering my daughter big Keith Moon fan..she was saying that Steve McQueen lived next to him...and there was alot of friction between the two neighbors..that would be a great vlog..i would love to see how close there homes really where...love both steve and keith..moon as a neighbor..love it
+nova961 great idea! I'll look into it and see what I can find
I realize this is 5 years later but is it still a museum, that place is awesome
Historical site..So i’m guessing it still is..
I thoroughly enjoyed this trip down memory lane.
Love your vlog! Thanks for sharing your finds and stories.
I didn’t see anything about Clara Bow. Weird! GREAT vlog, Jordan!!
Awesome video gives me chills I love old Hollywood
Very nice video , thanks for shared.
I seen this vlog a few years ago, but it was sure good to see Lenard again, even though it was very sad and heart breaking to know he is gone now, I don’t know why it came back up on my feed page today, but I am sure glad it did, God Bless you and keep up the good work, see you tomorrow
VERY COOL JORDAN!!! I L💗VE Your Vlogs Jordan. Theyre ALL SO ENTERTAINING & INFORMATIONAL!!!!! You TOTALLY ROCK Jordan!!!!
Thank you, Angel
Cecil and Walt were very close friends. I think they were both so inspired by eachother.
Great video. I take interest and get emotional about history and nostalgia as well.
thats one of the best museum s i have seen yet thanks m. jordan
hi jah
Thank you! Awesome video!
Hello Jordan, I just stumbled across your vlog about the Hollywood Heritage Museum. I was all set to do some volunteer work there when the pandemic hit. I thought I’d give you another little bit of information about the barn. After it was moved to the Paramount lot, at one time it was used as the employee gym. My mother had worked at Paramont for the head of the Casting Department and she and my dad took fencing lessons in the barn. My dad used to tell me how he remembered when it was at its original location. When my parents were still living we had driven by the museum but they never had the opportunity to go inside, and I know they would’ve loved to do that. As a child I often went with my mom to the Paramount lot to visit friends of hers who still worked there. I guess that’s where my love of film came from, and I ended up working at Warner Bros. for 37 years!
It's a shame that it's only open on the weekends. Maybe your volunteering there will help them to open on week days too.
This is just an awesome vlog Jordan. LOVED IT! J
Loved this vlog Jordan. I was surprised though that there was nothing on William Desmond Taylor.
Another great video…. I enjoy these so much
cool that you would mention the ten comnadments, my mom loves that movie and she has to watch it every years at easter time
Great Vlog as always. Especially enjoyed the Hollywood Heritage Museum.
thank you so much for the adventures and history.. love all. also I loved the Marilyn Monroe one I am a huge fan of hers.
Loved the vlog! I have been to California, but all I got to see was a little of San Diego, and I believe a little of San Bernadino as well. I would definitely love to check out some of the historical places in Hollywood.
It was Edward Portor the director of the Great Train Robbery with the assistant director and writer Ceasal B. Demill.
Demille was to live action as Walt Disney was to animation. The only person I can equate Demille with would be Walt.
I'm a huge Walt fan.
This was the vlog that got me hooked on your channel. Thank you Jordan for your effort, and for so many equally enjoyable editions
I’ll be sure to check out the Hollywood Heritage Museum and El Compadre Restaurant when I’m in LA. Great Vlog Jordan the best!
Great vlog! Cool Museum . Hawkeye Pierce one of my favorite if not most favorite fictional characters ❤ I don't think anyone he kissed minded it ha! You're right about Groucho in one episode he's dressed as him and I remember many deliberate impressions by his character. My dad was a big Tom Mix fan like Grandpa . When I was a kid my horse was actually named for Tom Mix horse Tony The Wonder Horse :)
I totally enjoyed this vlog .some years back I was there ,but didn't get to go inside, the Museum was closed 😒 so it's kinda part 2.. too my part 1.. thanks Jordan.😄
PS ...Jack Gilbert is also one of my favorites😍
Tom Mix made an appearance at a now defunct theater in my hometown of Gering Nebraska.
It Cool to see John Goodman get his star ⭐️ cool vlog meeting up with some viewers of your Channel....cool museum thanks, Jordan 🦁 & Jah 🐾🐾🐾🐾 favorite movie directed by Cecil B. De Mille The Ten Commandments