Grave of RENEE ADOREE | Silent Film Star

[@outsider238]

You know the souls of the people you memorialize in these vlogs are kissing you on the cheek for keeping their memories alive and educating people about who they were. You are awesome my man.

[@valmor8431]

Nobody does a more moving and respectful visit to these graves than you .Well done.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Much appreciated

[@ladnarfilms5201]

I must admit I had never heard of her, but what a touching and thoughtful tribute to her. It is so very sad how people with TB and other ailments back then were treated.

[@armchairguru1921]

You have such a sweet reverence for these old time movie stars, Jordan......beautiful.

[@Bob-jg3vq]

I think it's great that you remember actors and actresses of the past. Keeping their lives and careers remembered.

[@joannk8644]

Renee is someone I never heard of before. How nice to be introduced to someone new! Thanks Jordan

[@bigbandsrock1]

You will LOVE her! Do check her out! There are many of her films available! Type in her name at ebay and many of her DVD's will pop up.

[@annesantos5104]

As a long time Silent Movie fan, I was happy to see a vlog on Renee Adoree. She really was a very beautiful and talented actress. What a sad ending to her short life. I loved that you took her flowers and left her photo there for others to see. Craig practically lived at Aaron’s Records back in the day, beginning at their original location on Melrose. 😊

[@spokanetomcat1]

So sad she died of TB. Next to Polio it was a scurge to humans still during her time. What beautiful eyes she had. Very expressive. Good job again Jordan.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thanks for watching, Dan

[@elainebines6803]

My cousin caught polio. My aunt had refused the vaccination. My cousin's friend died from the disease. Fortunately the doctors managed to stop the spread at her arm. Madeleine is still living today and has gone through life with a paralysed hand and arm but she has managed, to her credit 🎀

[@johnerwin9024]

Right. Clips of her online, what a shame what happened 😔

[@johnniebgoode]

Based on the KZbin clips I just watched, she also seem to have quite the bubbly personality. Great video today.

[@jro7741]

I bet you get tired of doing these old Hollywood vlogs but, You don't know how much they mean to me.I learn so much from them. I love your vlogs.Thank you for doing them.💙

[@jasonmcgovern1364]

Hi Jordan, I love it when you film you're flight, as we have had no vacation this year I feel I have had a little flight myself. That looks lovely what you left at Renee's grave. What a sad and horrible way to die. Even Hollywood stars were just a number at the end of the day, sadly, we are just numbers and still treated the same way today, all those years after. Loved seeing the Jahster again. Great vlog Jordan.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thanks for that comment. I often wonder if it gets tiring seeing airplane footage, but to me, it's part of the story of the vlogs sometimes, akd like you, some people miss seeing and feeling the airplane journey for themself

[@marshasullivan4074]

Thank you for introducing Renee to us ! She would love to get such a great review so long after her career !

[@conniefeltman3189]

This is why I keep coming back to you ... you learn their story. How sad she died so young!🌹

[@colchesterritter8992]

Love these silent movie episodes, so many interesting stories.

[@conniefeltman3189]

I have never heard of her! Very talented! Born same year as my grandparents.And, very lovely!🌹❤️🌟

[@scottieburnett5606]

This is one of the many reasons so many of us love your vlogs. You bring attention to incredibly talented people who have been buried in history. Bravo! I heard the adorable sound of Jah’s paws on the floor.

[@annesantos5104]

@Scottie, you took the words right out of my mouth. I have discovered so much about people and places through Jordan’s vlogs. He and Jah have blessed and inspired us all!

[@themiccrazy]

Love the Hollywood history and the old film stars.

[@sandeesparkles5135]

Thank you Jordan for bring these silent screen stars back in a way we've never seen them before. Renee Adoree was beautiful and talented she shined so brightly, such a shame that she lived the last few years of her life in such a tragic way. I never knew she had been ill, you educate us with the facts Jordan, and I appreciate that!

[@evonnewilson1073]

I never heard of her. Interesting story. So nice how you left flowers and that picture!💕

[@kathleenfarrell7318]

What a beautiful tribute, Jordan. Well done.

[@annuknowthe1562]

Thank you for that Jordan. You have really been a bright spot to my day during this time. I am raising and virtual schooling my grandchildren and I look forward to this up beat and positive part of my day. Much love to you and sweet little Jah and Amy. Thank you Jordan. Keep making them and I will keep watching them😘

[@sue7011]

When ever you have a vlog about someone i don't know about, want to know more about or a place you visited. I go and watch, read more about it. You bring that out in me to know all I can. Thank You Jordan!

[@joanr381]

What a sweet tribute to Renee....I just watched some excerpts from the movie The Big Parade on KZbin, what a beautiful actress she was.

[@valeriefelitto6336]

Love these old Hollywood videos. You do a great job telling stories about the subject. You're my favorite channel.

[@cookingartguy2170]

So nice that you help us remember these people that usually only Hollywood freaks like me know. I visited her grave last year when I was in Hollywood. Speaking of Hollywood, when I was there for four nights right in the heart of everything, I loved every minute of it but I could understand how you'd be completely sick of it after all those years you spent there. Another interesting star of that era was Louise Brooks , I knew her, I used to deliver prescriptions to her and also remember the night she came in the Rio Bamba restaurant when I was working. It was terrifying LOL. She looked like an old beautiful witch. There is an interesting story. She was a brilliant woman. Anyway, love this great as always!

[@lauraodle5816]

What a beautiful woman for sure. You gave such a lovely tribute. Loved the flight as always! Hopefully that will be me next week. Thank you Jordan for everything you do for us.

[@jeffreyk5734]

This is wonderful. I'm a huge Silent Movie buff. Renee Adoree and Colleen Moore are my two favorite Silent film actresses. There are many others that I am a big fan of, but they were right at the top for me. although I also love Corinne Griffith, Esther Ralston, Marion Davies, Mary Pickford, Clara Bow, Pola Negri, Eleanor Boardman, Jacqueline Logan, Laura La Plante, Dolores Del Rio, Dolores Costello and many others.

[@chrishutchinson2297]

Renee was so beautiful. It's so sad I've never heard of her before. But I just watched a few short things on KZbin. Thanks for bringing us the story of her life. It's so darned sad she only lived to 35 years old.

[@BigDogCha]

These Classic Old Hollywood Vlogs are my absolute favorite.

[@yolandadelazerda207]

Indeed what a sweet,thoughtful memorial to leave for Miss Adoree! God Bless ya!

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thank you

[@veronicareeves2629]

Thank you Jordan for giving us another GREAT video!!!

[@redsdawn246]

What a touching vlog about a little-known actress. Thank you for sharing.

[@colingeorgeh]

You do a great job with film history. They are my favorite. Thanks for sharing.

[@lindachavezw...246]

She was very beautiful Jordan. I had never heard of her. Thank you so much for sharing her story.

[@ellennewth6305]

Renee was an extraordinarily beautiful and talented actress. It's heartbreaking to think that she died so young. Mabel Normand (36) also died of Tuberculosis and my favorite, Olive Thomas (Only 20) passed from Nephritis. It seems dangerous diseases were fairly common in the early part of the 20th century. Thanks for sharing Renee's story with such admiration, Jordan.

[@judithmitchell4667]

Hi Jordan. Glad you made it back ok. I loved learning about Renee. I had never heard of her. I looked up references after I watched your video and what a beautiful star and how many films she did in her short life. What a life. I love learning about stars from that time in Hollywood. Have you ever thought of doing a video on Hollywood cemetery itself? Very interesting story. Thank you for sharing Jordan. Blessings - Judith 🎵🍁

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thank you

[@Velocity_sports9]

Great vlog, Jordan! I’ve been really missing my Hollywood trips, so I appreciate it. It is Canadian Thanksgiving and I’m thankful for this channel that always entertains, educates and inspires me.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Happy thanksgiving!!!

[@queenbee9326]

The silent film star vlogs are my absolute favorites! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@anthonypicozzi86]

I visited Renée's crypt last week and am happy to report that the photo you placed is still there, however the flowers have changed. Enjoyed this video.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

That's great! I've had that for many years. I'm glad they kept it up!

[@morganslady1503]

I love the silent movie star stories. Many of them are forgotten and you keep them alive! This was a great tribute to Renee.

[@NightCalls001]

This was wonderful Jordan! I love Silent Films, so many beautiful stars. I always learn something new from your vlogs! And I love to see anything about Hollywood. Say hi to Jah.

[@pamelatemple5906]

Thanks Jordan. I didn't know her story. I agree with you about her beauty. Her face is unforgettable. My grandparents had TB and had to go to a sanitorium. My mother and uncle had to go live with family friends. Fortunately they recovered.

[@tinam-og8zy]

A Beautiful Woman, your tribute was very Special. Thank you for sharing.

[@esliet]

Well done sad but fascinating story. That high school mural is spectacular

[@TheMocao]

I love old Hollywood history and Jordan has furthered my education. I remember the days when I was a broke college student and also used the La library to rent classic movies. Renee Adorée truly was a beautiful actress.

[@gregsimon9061]

I absolutely love when you relive Hollywood history. Thanks for the great video.

[@CuratorOfCrime]

Her eyes were soul shocking! She was very striking! 🥰

[@cindycinnamon1965]

The Big Parade is a fantastic movie! I have the DVD and saw it be shown at The Strand Theater in Marietta, GA (Marietta Square). And to make the movie more authentic, they had an organist play live music to go along with the movie. Sure did make me feel like I was living in the 20's. Quite and experience to say the least. So sad about what happened to her. Thank you for remembering her and I thought adding her photo was so fitting.

[@kellybarless90]

Another great vlog!!! I love you took flowers and a photo , nice touch!

[@ronniejoe636]

I’m so excited for this vlog! I’ve always loved Renee and the fact that you had her picture on the wall behind you in most of your older vlogs! Yay!

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Now that picture is for everyone to enjoy at Hollywood forever, unless they removed it

[@bigbandsrock1]

Bless you dear for being so clued in to great stars! You are precious and I cannot tell you how very much I appreciated this particular video tribute today. I am a huge fan of Renee's! Thank you again for this lovely video!

[@Karen.cook424]

I’m going to start calling you Jordan the Wing Man🤣😂 Lovely tribute to Renee. As you were walking up to where she is I was thinking, awe it looks so plain and forgotten. Then you placed the flowers in the vase and put her picture there and I just knew she was smiling in heaven❤️. Thank you for doing that Jordan❣️

[@andreaevmusik]

This video really opened my eyes to the talent and beauty of Renée Adorée. Learning about her life, especially the tragic parts, touched me deeply. Inspired by her story, I created a tribute song and video in her honor. Thanks for shining a light on such an amazing actress!

[@steveperry921]

That was really cool to put her picture on her grave. She has pretty blue eyes.

[@maryloutew1443]

Good morning, Jordan and Jah! Hope you have a lovely day!

[@debbiem9218]

Great vlog Jordan. I also like that you show clips from your time aboard a plane to something I haven't seen in years. It's sad that Renee Adoree died at such a young age and that she was mostly forgotten. She probably could have had a memorable career had she lived longer. Glad you're back home, please stay safe and say hi to Jah!

[@johnlock8618]

Hey Jordan, I really enjoy all your work. Your a friend I never met. Thank you.

[@heathercallahan78]

Really interesting to hear about these stories and interesting people. Thank you for educating me on their lives and teaching about them. Fascinating stuff.

[@riamazzarone3707]

Thank you for this, I’m a fan of hers. The flowers look pretty. She’s was also good in Mr Wu withe Lon Chaney Sr. If you haven’t seen it, please watch it.

[@kathleenhorner9296]

That was quite a touching tribute, Jordan. You have inspired me to watch her movies. We are silent film fans so this will be a treat! Thanks for sharing with us!!

[@plutoniusis]

Nice blog Jordan, great to remember great actor Renee, unfortunately her life was way to short, she should live long life if the life then wasn't so hard and brutal !

[@kategulick4781]

This was nice. Sometimes I miss living in SoCal.

[@blazefairchild465]

Very beautiful lady, I will have to find one of her movies to watch. I am amazed she worked in films with TB , it is highly contagious. RIP Renee you are not forgotten.🌹

[@Kh-su5sm]

I was just there yesterday and noticed her grave because of the picture you put there. Thank you!!

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

I'm happy to hear it is still there! That was in my apt for probably 10 years

[@CityHallSlovene]

This was a great Vlog Jordan!! Thank you for introducing me to another silent film star that I will now dig into and learn more about.

[@lorih2924]

Glad you made it home safe. Nice cameo appearance by Jah. I agree with you that Renee was the most beautiful lady of the silent films era. I like silent films. Very nice touch with the flowers and her picture. Nice thoughtful tribute to her. Thank you for sharing her story and her sad ending with us. Very well done. Glad you got to spend special time with your family. God bless

[@gregwallace9035]

'Old Hollywood' 👍 Thanks for all the work you do to entertain us.

[@leannbrooks218]

You told her story so well that I want to check out some of her movies! Good job

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Great! Thank you

[@sydneyadams4758]

RENEE ADOREE was a striking beauty Jordan....oddly she reminds us of your friend Amy~ Thank you for the history on this lovely lady.

[@raghadthewinner]

Tysm for making these I really enjoy watching them 💕

[@lisad476]

Poor thing. I remeber the Big Parade. Nice you remembered her

[@SueProv]

On a wing and a prayer. Wow great video. You have a very strong work ethic !

[@debbief5594]

Always enjoy your vlogs! It was a nice surprise to see a Hollywood history vlog! I know you’re over living in Hollywood but you do the best Hollywood vlogs of anyone. Thanks!

[@judithdonnelly8824]

Jordan I just wanted to thank you for this video!!! I truly enjoyed every bit of it!!! You are AWESOME!!! God bless!!!

[@christina-yp6jy]

So enjoy your videos Jordan. During this crazy time in our lives. I found you and I am so happy that I did. I am in love with the 1920s. Hoping to fine a book on Renee Adoree.

[@KSilentfilm]

Love Renée's films. She was also excellent in The Mating Call, 1928 with Thomas Meighan. Thank you for posting and all you do to keep vintage Hollywood alive! 🎬

[@Heyjay454]

Thank you for doing this you do exactly what I would do and have done in the past. I love watching your videos and going with you because I have been to many of these places myself. thanks for keeping their memories alive!!

[@alh9750]

Hi Jordan great Jordanesque Hollywood video it’s awesome your love for the pioneers of Hollywood the ones who started it all as Renee was ! Loved it

[@karentarr8930]

Ty for introducing me to such a beautiful woman, you do such lovely respectful tributes 🥰

[@natalieangelo54]

ABSOLUTLEY LOVED YOUR VLOG WITH YOUR FAMILY , OHIO IS BEAUTIFUL, I MUST GO THERE TO VISIT , THEN AGAIN I LOVE YOUR VLOGS , THANK YOU SO MUCH JORDEN , AND JAH AND AMY YOU BRING JOY TO MY LIFE , EXCELLENT VLOG AND TRIBUTE TO RENEE MAY SHE REST IN PEACE 🙏❤🥰

[@kellyhiggins4234]

Her eyes are piercing must of been beautiful blue green as the ocean " Wow" I loved that you put the photo and flowers just another great story ! Thank you 🙏🏻🖤🙏🏻 The Big Parade on my Jordan's Lions interest list 🦁

[@elainebines6803]

7:47 I always think its nice to have a picture/photograph of the person on their memorial plaque or headstone and a beautiful thought, gracious and kind of you to place it - I agree, if it were me seeing that, it would ignite my interest to further research 💖

[@jillyjill2060]

im sure she wouldve been honored the way you spoke about her life truly she was a bella beauty love airplane trips so fun to watch.

[@lila6117]

Beautiful Bells to end a beautiful Vlog, thank you Jordan (stay safe).

[@marzipanmelusine4321]

Very lovely vlog, Jordan. It was kind of you to leave some flowers and a photo on Renee's mausoleum. She was such a beautiful and engaging actress. Interesting that you mentioned the sanatoriums. My late grandfather had a sister who allegedly died in a sanatorium from tuberculosis. My grandfather refused to speak about it and would get very upset whenever the topic was brought up. Apparently, back in the day, there was a stigma to sanatoriums, as well as tuberculosis. Especially since tuberculosis was perceived as a disease that was mostly caught by people who were poor. I'm in the midst of doing some family genealogy and have been unable to uncover any information on my grandfather's sister past a certain point, including date of death or death certificate. It's like she just disappeared. The fact that Renee was able to leave the sanatorium and spend a little time out in the world before her death was a small blessing. It's also wonderful that she is remembered and somewhere that fans can visit.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thanks

[@mariaday712]

Great vlog. What a beautiful sunset at the airport. It's sad Renee died so young. Thank you for telling her story. Take Care and God Bless.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Great life ina short time

[@romekamyles]

Thank You Jordan the Lion you're vlogs are very interesting to say the least

[@shadestress9898]

She was indeed a lovely actress ..

[@janadeubner9883]

You introduced me to Renee' Adoree' a couple of years ago. I happened to see one of her talking movies one day a few weeks ago on TCM and remembered you talking about her. She was very beautiful.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Great! Nice to hear from you Jana

[@raghadthewinner]

This is my new favorite channel tysm fr

[@willnoiles2001]

Gone so young. It's sad that she passed away at just 35. But you paid her a fitting tribute, Jordan. One question: Do you know if she was able to finish that last film she was working on in 1933?

[@kathywatts7833]

It’s been so long since I flew. I appreciate the footage!!!

[@chuckrobertson5368]

Renee Adoree was the Marilyn Monroe of her time.

[@chapterofficial]

Happy to be related her! She is from my mums side, my Grandpa used to speak about her (Peter Reeves).

[@l.e.bingham6643]

Hello I love your channel and I love old movies, I watch TCM all of the time and my grandson always ask me why I watch the old black and white movies with a laugh he’s only 8 and my answer is always the same I love them. Thank you and keep up the good work and GOD Bless.🙏🏾🤗

[@tuulalaine9894]

I am not familiar with silent screen star Renee. I am inspired to know more about her, and watch her movies, particularly The Big Parade. Thank you for the video, and respectful tribute to Renee.

[@karensundin3399]

Beautiful young lady. 💕 I am going to watch some of her movies 💙. You have many talents Jordan. I have learned so much about Hollywood history 💜.

[@damianburgess295]

Just watched a scene from the Resurrection 1929, both their voices sound great, you can here Renee’s french accent. Great Vlog 🙂👍

[@jacquerowland8385]

I really enjoyed this. A lovely tribute to a silent film star. I enjoy your films on the silent era stars. I would like to hear more about them. A special favorite is Conrad Veidt. He had a fascinating life and career. Died at age 50 while playing golf with his physician. I am also interested in the Bunker Hill neighborhood as it was so often used as a set for film noir in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Is there any Bunker Hill left? I think they tore it down when building the freeway. Just wondering. Love your films Jordan as I always learn something new!

[@TheSeanm102]

great work please keep doing these silent stars so intresting