FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Grand View (Edna Purviance, Harry Langdon, etc.)

[@HollywoodGraveyard]

How about for Valentines you and I take a stroll through a cemetery together? 😊 ❤️

[@rebeccaclark1430]

Oh yes 😁

[@Tatortot318]

Welcome Back Arthur!

[@BelievingRebel]

I’d love to. I’ll bring the Reese’s cups.

[@Zahnclassof95]

Arthur .,all your fans have been patiently waiting for you .Thank you so much for taking us on all your trips to grave sites to all the people that entertain us .I am glad we get to walk with you on Valentine's day .Thank you

[@oliviaquijano9018]

I want to bring my Father's Cremated Ashes, over to Los Angeles, California.

[@edlaury]

I used to work at that cemetery as a driver. Knew the owner who let the cemetery go to pot. Glad to see it restored. Thanks for doing this.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Amen to that !! :-)

[@sherethadaniels9545]

Wow!!

[@openbun1283]

That’s great.Please enlighten me.Are only celebrities buried at these cemeteries or they are open even to the general public?

[@sherethadaniels9545]

@@openbun1283 Good question sweetie!

[@edlaury]

@@openbun1283 It's been quite a few years since I worked there but it is open to the public and anyone can be buried there.

[@mikedriggers3635]

Arthur we sincerely appreciate your hard work and dedication to bring these people back to life for just a minute or two. Some long forgotten. ♥️

[@jubalcalif9100]

I have a notion to second that emotion !! :-)

[@deandewey5584]

@@jubalcalif9100 I will third it

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@deandewey5584 Indubitably ! :-)

[@JAdamsEden]

I particularly like that you visited Edna Purviance. Her story of discovery by Chaplin and subsequently kept on his pay roll until her death is true and heart warming

[@melodyjones9681]

I remember passing this cemetery many times while it was closed. What a broken, lonely place it seemed. So glad someone with a heart took it back and renovated it to it’s original glory. What architectural treasures it contains. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@LMCEK]

Oh wow, I didn't realize that it was closed before. That makes sense

[@ronaldsteele6151]

It's a shame when a cemetery closes, all the soul's laid to rest and their stories left forever forgotten and ready to be retold. Thank you Authur Dark for remembering them all once again.

[@pattileff6931]

It was open when I lived there. Sometimes I would take a drive through it with my daughter.

[@ravensbrood3544]

@@ronaldsteele6151 Arthur Dark

[@ronaldsteele6151]

@@ravensbrood3544 I can't believe I messed that up, thanks for the heads up.

[@BuddahUK]

Always amazes me how humble some of these memorials are despite the impact their lives had on popular culture.

[@vane5347]

Just when I started missing this channel

[@marklowther3228]

Yes! You're back! You've been missed, old friend.

[@jillniemczynski5517]

Chill Wills was also the voice of Francis the Talking Mule. Thanks Arthur, your hard work is always appreciated. Happy Valentine's Day. 💘💌💞

[@DiegoTurletti]

Thank you Arthur for this wonderful gift today, we've missed you!

[@brendarawlins9417]

Thank you so much, Arthur.

[@racafritz]

I’ve lived in L.A. my whole life and, love visiting cemeteries. I never heard of this one but, understandable due to the history. So glad they’re restoring it.

[@psychcorp4449]

Can we give Arthur Dark an Academy Award for his creative artistry, extensive research, eloquent voice, and all-around pleasant and amiable personality? I think it is long overdue. Thank you so much.

[@glensmith4086]

I find these old cemeteries sad. Seems that time had finally won. Gone for so many years and nobody left to remember we were ever here. Good of you to remember.

[@ladyscarlette2011]

Best Valentine's day gift ever!

[@debraharrison6170]

LadyScar MOST DEFINITELY

[@debbabe2254]

I wholeheartedly agree! Cannot think of a better way to spend Valentine's Day!

[@velmalee3025]

Absolutely!!☺

[@jubalcalif9100]

I agree 100 per cent !! :-)

[@6falconsue]

Welcome back, Arthur! Happy St. Valentine's Day! I'm so glad that Grand View is being restored. Leo G. Carroll and Verna Felton were two of my favorite actors when I was a kid in the '50's. I hope Mr. Carroll gets a decent gravesite someday soon.

[@carlposey9152]

I legitimately upgraded my tablet because of this channel. I've always had enjoyed learning about mortuary science, but these memorials are absolute works of art. My new tablet allows me to see them in much better definition.

[@mamiebobb4173]

What a wonderful treat! I was especially happy to find the grave of one of my favorite character actresses from my youth - Verna Felton. I saw her so many times in so many television shows and movies, that I was certain she must be one of my aunts! My favorite role of hers was the wonderful next door neighbor in "Picnic". Thank you so much!

[@jubalcalif9100]

Well said and well put ! She was a favorite of Jack Benny's and was a regular on his radio & TV programs (usually playing the bombastic mother of singer Dennis Day) !

[@mamiebobb4173]

@@jubalcalif9100 LOL - that's a name from the past! "Awe gee Mr. Benny..."

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@mamiebobb4173 Jack Benny is my all time fave comedian & his show is my favorite program from radio's Golden Age ! What an awesome supporting cast: announcer Don Wilson, Mary Livingston (played by his real life wife, whose real name was Sadie Marks), his valet "Rochester" (played by Eddie Anderson), singer Dennis Day & bandleader Phil Harris. In addition to Verna Felton, frequent guest appearances were given by Mel Blanc (the Man of a Thousand Voices), Bea Bernadet (the voice of TV's "Betty Rubble" and the star of TV's "Petticoat Junction") and Frank Nelson (who was famous for playing snooty floorwalkers & clerks and whose catchphrase was "Yesssssss?" ). Jack's writers would use many skits from the radio program later on Jack's long running TV series.

[@mamiebobb4173]

@@jubalcalif9100 He still makes me laugh till I cry! That slow turn to the audience, crossed arms, silent stare, and indignant "Well!" I don't why it was so funny but it got me every time! And I remember every member of that cast. It was wonderful.

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@mamiebobb4173 Yes ! Me too ! Just his turning to look at the audience always makes me laugh when I watch an episode of Jack's TV show. Jack often got more laughs by not saying anything than some comedians did with their whole routines !! :-)

[@luis16feliciano]

Aunt Harriet one of my favorite characters in the Batman 1966 TV Show 🎬❤🦇 R.I.P Madge Blake (1899 - 1969) 🖤

[@kaisenji]

Arthur!!♥️ Always good to see you. I was telling my husband one thing that puzzles me especially the actors who've been gone for a long time is where were their family members when they died? To end up in a undescriptive area where people barely know you're there..huh kind of crazy.

[@Audin-ol4xl]

I clicked on this so fast it took a second for my data to catch up!!! Another great video!!! Love these! So informative and interesting history!

[@Dogiestyles]

Mee toooo😉💐

[@ernestoorozco-jimenez4966]

I did too lmao I was in the restroom then I stayed there for the whole video. Lol

[@Audin-ol4xl]

@@ernestoorozco-jimenez4966 so funny!!! I love these videos!!!

[@thepreacher-v3x]

Love the silent era Arthur, you do a great job and it’s very professional. Love Hollywood Graveyard and the music is fantastic. Thank you 🙏🇮🇪☘️💯

[@zereprd3911]

At 9:55 min (approx.) -- I stopped the video to come here and say "oh, WOW!" Arthur Dark, that was a cool shot on the chair back!

[@karolinesmail489]

Yes! Kindacool💕😍👍

[@debsreno911]

Just saw that lol was rather freaky until he moved I thought his shadow was part of the chair lol.

[@debbabe2254]

A new "Hollywood Graveyard" and a new "Grave Explorations," all in less one month. I am in heaven...well, metaphorically speaking...

[@rethablair6902]

😇😂

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

SideStep Adventures channel you'd probably like also.

[@debbabe2254]

@@ghostcityshelton9378 Thank you for the recommendation. 🙏🏾

[@louiseblondin2824]

Nothing starts a weekend then a new Hollywood Graveyard. Another excellent show! Thanks Arthur 🤗

[@jubalcalif9100]

I agree 100 per cent !! :-)

[@nixigg]

So glad to see you back! It’s been ages 🥰🤓🤓🤓😍

[@chereecargill355]

How interesting to see this formerly neglected cemetery and to learn that Chill Wills, Madge Blake, Verna Felton, and Leo G. Carroll are here!

[@valentinokovac240]

Absolutley love to see you back.

[@jubalcalif9100]

As I do when I take off my hat, you make a GOOD POINT !! :-)

[@ronaldsteele6151]

Reliving the star's from the silent era is so informative. They are the true Hollywood pioneers of acting. Without those who made those Silent movies we might not have movies today. Sad how many of the names are unknown and thanks to Author Dark they once again get to have another minute of glory. Thank you Author for this incredible Valentine's Day Gift.

[@Iissafaith]

There is NO channel out of the many I watch regularly, including Good Mythical Morning which is my long-time favorite, that I rush to watch the absolute second I see there's a new video up - except yours. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!! Truly. And, I hope you're feeling better!

[@timeB4being]

OMG!! FINALLY!! Got my real valentine gift, a post on my favorite youtube channel!!! THANK YOU !!!😘😘😘😘

[@TheKnitch]

Leo G Carroll was also mentioned in the song Science Fiction/Double Feature, from Rocky Horror Picture Show. 😊 I knew Leo G. Carroll was over a barrel When Tarantula took to the hills

[@jubalcalif9100]

Loved the late great Leo G Carroll from many Hitchcock films and as the boss man ("Mr Waverly") on TV's "The Man from UNCLE" ! Just watched him recently as the Crown Prosecutor in Hitchcock's "The Parradine Cases" !

[@pattileff6931]

I used to live across the street from this cemetery. I loved it.!

[@dalekline3612]

Glad to see you're back. You have an amazing voice that I could listen to all day long!

[@Iissafaith]

As always, amazing research. Loved Leo G Carroll in "Topper" and as a fan of silent movies and films from the 30s and 40s, seeing some of these actors from this once forgotten cemetary was great. Wonderful that they're renovating it to be seen by many more.

[@donnerdonner315]

💌⚘🍬BETTER THAN FLOWERS & CANDY ANYTIME!!!🍬⚘💌 Thank you Mr. Dark for the most PERFECT Valentine gift EVER!!

[@jerryfox1386]

I really Thank You for giving a name, and background, to those faces that appear frequently in my favorite, classic movies.

[@1024laf]

Welcome back Arthur, this is truly a wonderful Valentine's Gift. And so glad to see that a former negligent cemetery is being restored to its former beauty and the long forgotten people , mentioning everyone not just the celebs are not forgotten. But of the celebrities you mentioned some i remember fondly such as Verna Felton and Madge Blake; alot of people may not know or remember much of the departed you honored here today but as long as we have you doing this magnificent work you do they will never be forgotten again. Thank you for all you give and Happy Valentine's Day to you and yours.

[@michaelbryson2555]

I just want to thank Arthur Dark so much. I have bad anxiety, and his videos help me. For that 20-30 minutes, the world drifts away. Everyday is a struggle for me, and in a world that's tearing itself up over political differences, or for one reason or another, its so nice to have a place where I can go and get away from it all. Thank you Arthur so much.

[@madzskiej.mariveles]

So good you're back !!! My hugs and kisses sir Arthur..😍😘👍

[@m.e.c.1007]

Thank you for covering these silent film stars, and some of the lesser known stars of the silver screen era. It keeps their memories alive.

[@chuxtuff]

This is probably one of the most interesting cemetery's I've yet traced any of my ancestors to. I had to watch this video again after discovering a 2Great Aunt's final resting spot is right here at Grand View. I'm glad the cemetery and facilities are being fixed, restored and brought back to it's former beauty and grandeur by the current owners. So God Bless them for that!! And thanks Arthur for the great videos and subject matter especially this one...

[@kepckatherinec805]

I found this cemetery to have a particularly interesting history. I’m glad its use and beauty were revived. Most of these graves seem to belong to early Hollywood notables. Their stories made the tour quite special. Thank you!

[@DrummingMan1]

It’s a shame that these amazing places get tangled in the lights of neglect! Loved your narration of the written parts during the walk down the long mausoleum! I always thought that Wilma Flintstone’s mother was a bit of a cow! But I forgive her now! Cheers… Keith

[@davidlape4943]

Greetings and blessings Arthur.

[@user-mv9tt4st9k]

You're back. I missed your graveyard tours. I remember the cemetary scandal, it seems like there were several in the span of a few years.

[@hotmama298]

My husband and I watch old movies, and I recognized many of the decedents mentioned in the video. I get so caught up listening to snippets of their lives that I get disappointed when the video ends. I'll make sure I donate to your patreon. We need more videos like this so we can always remember those people who made such an impact on our lives while they were here. They will never be forgotten.

[@suduhm8851]

Arthur.....how you find, these what must be obscure actors, to people, nowadays, is uncanny. You bring them back to life. Your clips, and graphic posters are just incredible!!!! Thank you so much, you are amazing, and we all appreciate it so much. I remember Leo G.Carroll most, for playing Dr./ Reverend Mosby, in Disney’s The Parent Trap of 1961. One of my most favorite movies ever!!!

[@illuminant1129]

Another wonderful tour Arthur. I am sure I am not alone in wishing you could linger a little longer in these places. Harry Langdon was a huge star of the silent screen and it took me aback a little, to see that he had such a tiny and - frankly - neglected looking alcove at the base of that wall. The clip you showed of him was - I think - from 'Tramp, Tramp Tramp' - one of his most successful films. And the girl of his affections, was a young Joan Crawford who won her AA in 1945 - the very year Harry passed away.

[@gryffindork9563]

A funny thing on the way to this video! I was thinking to myself and this happens a lot 😇 it’s been a while since we seen a Hollywood Graveyard! 🤔

[@mileshigh1321]

I hope the owners of this Glendale Cemetery see your video! It lovingly points out how they have done a great job bringing it back! Your research and info and finding clips, photos, movie posters, lobby cards, etc takes your video making to another level! You really need to watch it more than once to get the full value of the production. Thanks!

[@simond6513]

Thank you for your hard work Arthur. We really do appreciate it.

[@jubalcalif9100]

I have a notion to second that emotion !! :-)

[@goosewayne79]

I come into work...on a Saturday...to find this lovely gem, and completely makes my morning that much better. Thank you Hollywood Graveyard for making my day and sharing the stories of so many that time has almost forgotten. The Stars all thank you for one last curtain call.

[@mariemcclish2077]

Hi Art how is my favorite guy on here another fantastic video hugs as always💋💋

[@dillonmehmzz527]

I love watching these video ive seen every video they are my favourite. The music is so good aswell i love it. Keep up the amazing work man its greatt😄😄😄✌❤

[@Lilaa86]

Ohhh! Finally , welcome back Artur! Too much time we missed you.. we would like more videos! Too much months without you!

[@gazzman4264]

You are my No. 1 subscription channel . Excellent coverage. Thanks so much from Brisbane, Australia.

[@danieljakubik3428]

All of your videos are highly professional, and impressive, from research to photography to music score. Your treatment of the subject is highly respectful. Very well done! In the wrong hands cemetery tours could easily become morbid, creepy and unnerving.

[@SilentMasquerade]

Yes. Mention and remembrance of Verna Felton. I love her. She was great.

[@kevinmichaelwilliams]

What you do, Mr. Dark, is to put faces and history to the meaningless names on sterile if moldy plaques ("faces that'll live forever!") that bring those names to life once again, and that is invaluable. "Oh yeah, I remember that guy," or "I saw her in that movie, she was beautiful," I find myself mumbling while enjoying your work. Keep 'em coming. In this one that brief history about Edna Purviance, how Chaplin pay her later on were particularly touching

[@dionisiohernandez28]

I am so so happy that you are back! You don't know how much I missed you. I was going through painful withdrawals without any new videos from you. I don't know what I would do without your wonderful and entertaining and informative channel. You have made me a tapofile big time. thanks you !

[@SnapesHoney2800]

It makes me sad to see the scars the previous owners left on that lovely place. But it is nice to know that the new owners are working to heal that place and restore it's beauty.

[@christinakopcsos6831]

Glad to hear this cemetery is getting some TLC, it looks beautiful. Very old hollywood

[@JMCAragorn]

I didn’t know about this cemetery before this video, but I am so glad to see it was restored. All those people acknowledged again...

[@madhatter1325]

Thank you so much for keeping this going. This is so fascinating!

[@roxy5588]

Thank you Arthur for another great episode of Hollywood Graveyard! Keep me coming! ❤️❤️❤️

[@No_Fuse8771]

I can't put into words the appreciation I have for the work you put into your videos. All I can say is, from the bottom of my very soul, eternally thankful.

[@Lighting_Desk]

I always find these tours fascinating. Both in terms of the architecture and the history of those who sleep there.

[@RhettyforHistory]

That west mausoleum was fascinating with how long it was and all the quotes. Thanks for another great one!

[@SidewalkDreamsRecords]

Superb as always, you sir should receive a Tuby for your work on this series. What a gift to so many that you illuminate the work of these fine artist's. Thank you.

[@williamwhite2113]

It's so great to see stars of the silent era remembered long after they have passed. I'm glad to see this cemetery getting some TLC after its earlier neglect. These stars are not forgotten because of Arthur's videos. Thanks.

[@kiajulian4619]

Wow! I'm humbled by this! I usually know every single person listed-- but I had never even HEARD of many of these actors! Some, I knew the faces, but not the names... Fascinaing work tho... Love the mini- bio's!

[@howdyradio934]

Thank you HG for the upload. Watching from NSW Australia.

[@rastarevolution5207]

I like your vídeos....im from Brazil ✌️🇧🇷 big hug 🤜🤛👍

[@markybear92840]

Kenne Duncan on the grave yet on the movie poster for Night of the Ghouls he is credited at Keene Duncan! Makes you wonder which is correct. Thank you for the great video Arthur! Job well done! And thank you to the new owners of the park who brought it out of disrepair to a resting place of honor

[@phyllisshieldsjones1482]

This was my best Valentine gift seeing your post of a new Hollywood graveyard video, thank you.

[@thema1998]

For the first time ever, I'm early for an episode of "Famous Grave Tour". EDIT- 6:29 P.M.: *finishes episode 19 minutes later* I had never heard of any of the stars that you visited. That's a first! 😅

[@sheddingmyvelvet]

same, there were a lot of actors out there!

[@helanesolomon1724]

Very old cemetery so mostly stars from silent era but I'm I knew a few of them.

[@helanesolomon1724]

rrr ccc absolutely 😁

[@oshtoolman]

Didnt know most of the names, but then a photo appears and it's like "oh yeah, now I remember him/her"!!

[@themadisonian5176]

You go M.A

[@domfrancis3140]

Your videos are amazing, and love the extra information you give, and by the way your voice is brilliant and certainly keeps me enthralled. Thank you. 🇬🇧

[@walterzel8357]

Awesome video and all of your videos are truly amazing. I cant stop watching it and I can't wait for the next video. Keep it up the good work 👍

[@ed6850]

I loved your shadow on the red chair. Thought provoking and creepy at the same time. Happy Valentine’s Day everyone.

[@janineharrison5186]

So thankful for your hard research and remembering so many actors who have been forgotten!

[@vickihough6060]

This is one of my favorite videos. Most of those you visited were not major stars and almost forgotten. Thanks!

[@cesariojpn]

Sleep can wait, Arthur has blessed me....us, US, with a new graveyard video.

[@retrobebop61]

Thanks so much Arthur! ❤️

[@velmalee3025]

I am so glad you are back!!! I have truly missed you!! I enjoy you your videos please don't stop I have learned so much. You are Awesome☺❤

[@mariettaborders8468]

Thank you Arthur-Happy Valentines Day❤️

[@steelhealer1]

New to HG. Caught up with all episodes. Amazing work Arthur. Watching these makes one contemplate their own mortality and then reality check yourself to make sure you are living life to it's fullest. Always wondered what happens to all those locked up mausoleums over time. It would be interesting to see another 'behind the scenes' type of video about what's happens to these. . Kudos and keep up the excellent work

[@natalieangelo54]

HAPPY VALENTINES DAY WHAT A WAY TO SPEND IT , IN A PEACEFUL CEMETERY , LOVE ALL THE VIDEOS , THANK YOU SO MUCH , TRULY LOVE THESE VIDEOS AND FINE NARRATION

[@julieanne5373]

Another very interesting video. Thank you, Mr. Dark! ❤️

[@emsparamedic5183]

Wow, I hadn't heard of many of these fine folks. Thank you for introducing us.

[@anitaromero2248]

Wow, what a beautiful voice you have. Thanks for the video. It was awesome to watch.👍😊

[@colettefleck9238]

Really have to say what a pleasure it is to watch your wonderful videos you must work so hard researching and gathering so much content to go towards all of those deceased who where so famous in life and how you bring their stories to life with such respect with your commentary which I find such easy listening and so professional. Thank you once again for all your hard work and i look forward to many more visits to your channel

[@marygarner5249]

Always makes my night good one Happy Valentine's Day

[@MrMoonlightmile]

Another insightful vlog . I will be paying my respects to people like Edna Purviance when I visit the U.S . Thank you for sharing 😊

[@Retired_Gentleman]

Last night I watched North By Northwest and had forgotten how good Leo G Carroll is in it. Tonight by happenstance I see his burial site. I remember him too in Man From UNCLE. Thank you for posting this. I truly enjoy your work.

[@michaelbruce6190]

I grew up in the San Fernando Valley and have visited all the cemeteries in Los Angeles county and beyond many times and this cemetery always made me sad because of it's disrepair, the only one worse that I can think of is Glen Haven cemetery in Sylmar, it doesn't get worse than that.

[@dleespence]

Love Arthur and Hollywood Graveyard. Keep them coming. 😉

[@r.mcbride2837]

Very happy to hear that someone is restoring this old treasure, but, boy, they sure have a lot of work yet to do.

[@Fairview104]

Good to see such a neat old cemetery restored. Thanks for the tour!

[@mattsrecordcollection]

I've been watching these for a while now, cerebral hemorrhage and nephritis were very common in the early 20th century. Love this channel

[@mntryjoseph1961]

Another awesome video! I remember when this cemetery was only opened 1 day a week. Thank you!