Hollywood Graveyard - Q&A Special

[@HollywoodGraveyard]

There was one more note about why I started making these videos that I forgot to mention here, and that is I wanted to give people who may never make it out to Hollywood a chance to visit their favorite stars virtually.

[@muralamoomum8287]

And thank you for that...I'll never make it to Hollywood but love seeing my favorite stars resting places (or in the case of Lucille Ball her former resting place)

[@ElTerrible666]

You’ll love MD and the cemetery where Edgar Allan Poe is buried.

[@SciFiFan2012]

Hollywood Graveyard speaking about themed specials, I wouldn't complain about watching one with old movie serial actors from serials like Captain Marvel/Shazam, Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, the Green Hornet, Batman, and old radio and tv like the Lone Ranger, Adv. of Superman (radio and tv) I believe you've already seen a few of these, but with Avengers Infinity War coming soon, you could do retro heroes!

[@kissableYahoo]

Thank you for starting this wonderful and memorable channel. Like I said before when I get a notification and it's from Hollywood graves I get excited 😀. When you hit New York let me know. There's a lot of dead places to visit 😂. ....oh how can I purchase your book please ?

[@cmkarma5554]

What a great Q&A and even tho i think you are great and look great infront of the camera the format you guys choose to make the videos is perfect . very good job wish you the best xo☺💚

[@johnmcculloch5736]

The notion of death and graveyards was never on my agenda. March 12 2019 I lost my mother and didn't handle it well. I never went to her grave as I always wanted to remember her alive. A couple of weeks later I braved a You Tube on Hollywood Graveyard and I kid you not... I watch Hollywood Graveyard as therapy. Therapy to get my head around that graves are not about doom and gloom or suffering... graves are about celebrating life and appreciating the lives of people. Thankyou - Hollywood Graveyard.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Thank you for sharing, John ! Well said and well put !

[@AndySaenz]

I’m so sorry for your loss. May your mother rest in Heaven.

[@wesl8787]

A television network needs to sign you for your own show about Hollywood graveyards.

[@irishcountrygirl78]

Wes Landers YES!

[@mikehensley]

Yes. I think it would work.

[@jimcarroll8633]

Absolutely

[@tracyroweauthor]

I'd watch that show. Maybe Netflix would pick it up! Pitch it!

[@whiteorchid02]

I agree

[@zaphodbeeblebrox6627]

So That’s a Utah accent. Well, it’s one of the nicest American accents I’ve ever heard... Very melodic and soothing. Perfect for these respectful videos.

[@evelyn1558]

It sounds transatlantic too! How fascinating

[@psychcorp4449]

Unbeknownst to many, the pinnacle of achievement is attained when a "behind-the-scenes" or documentary show is made. Such is the case with this video about Arthur Dark and Hollywood Graveyard. Arthur Dark has captured our hearts with his smooth and debonair style. His geniality and self-effacing attitude is always refreshing. And anyone who desires a peanut butter cup the size of a car tire is my kind of person! Thank you, Arthur, for your dedication to producing such excellent documentaries that we all love to watch and love to watch again, for the first time.

[@gc4644]

You MUST include Arlington Cemetary when you go outside LA! There are waay to many heros and famous people there to miss it!

[@caspermilquetoast411]

Can you imagine?

[@tomblackwell3598]

Astronauts are buried across the street from a bus stop that serves the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. I found them because I had decided to walk for 5 minutes one way and 5 minutes back, from that bus stop.

[@jubalcalif9100]

I agree 100 per cent ! I visited Arlington National Cemetery back in 2007 & found it quite moving ! I wish every American could visit that historic place !

[@gandydancer823]

Maybe I missed it but have you shown the grave of James Garner?

[@jdoggg1119]

Do they allow filming

[@stupidaso7664]

You have a very comfortable voice. I so enjoy your videos!

[@jeffdarnell3154]

Stu Pidaso it IS kind of soothing...isn't he/it??

[@secondhandwildflowers2315]

We agreee

[@63bplumb]

And he's handsome

[@jubalcalif9100]

I totally agree ! He's got a very soothing voice ! Great for narration !

[@ImaniNile]

Absolutely agree! Arthur does have a very soothing voice. You should consider voice work of some type, perhaps audible books, etc. I also want to thank you for doing this work. I have learned things about favored actors and movies that I did not know. Thank you and keep up the great work!

[@Ken-fp3mm]

Love your work. Guisseppe's music works. Everything works. Your voice definitely works. So appropriate. After discovering you I've searched out others. You reign.

[@jeffnaslund]

There are no others. This is pinnacle

[@danmartin5504]

I always give you a thumbs up before I even watch it. You do a great job!

[@melissaofnebraska6879]

I do the exact same thing!

[@mocacouture]

Dan Martin, I do too

[@karinaurena7168]

Dan Martin me too jjjj

[@mikehensley]

Me too. I thought I was the only fan boy

[@alexanderschestag3247]

So do I.

[@DentalTech1000]

First, the videos are terrific. They are fascinating and very well made. You are a great narrator - great enunciation. Second, I had to chuckle when you'd never seen anything ghostly yourself, a subtle, faint ghostly hand emerged from a nearby crypt. Nice touch. Third, my question to you would have been: How welcoming are the cemeteries to your taping and to visiting celebrity graves in general? When I hired a car and driver to take me to Westwood Memorial Park several years ago groundskeepers told the driver he had to leave. I could walk around and visit, but the car couldn't stay because it was a "tour" vehicle (it wasn't; it was a car and driver). So he parked outside the grounds. Also, Forest Lawn Glendale will reportedly not identify celebrity graves if people ask, and they discourage "fans" from visiting. I can only imagine what they thought about videotaping.

[@cynthiathomas5443]

DentalTech1000 All you have to do is just walk around the cemetery and see what or who you find.

[@Agslions]

Would love to see a "Rock and Roll"-themed special. When I was at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills last month, it was neat to get to pay my respects to Ronnie James Dio and Lemmy.

[@ucitymetalhead]

Agslions I wish I could do that someday.

[@8-bitsteve500]

Rock and Roll themed special would be great. Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper, Fats Domino, Eddie Cochran, Del Shannon etc. (although I've no idea where they are buried)

[@samanthab1923]

Agslions That's a good 😊 idea 💡 Video of Chris Cornell's burial popped up. Some of the people in the crowd were quite famous. Comments were great. 😀

[@jameskennedy552]

I didn't know much about Ronnie but I was taken aback by how big is grave was when I saw Arthurs video pretty neat!!

[@wilson6717]

I live a couple of blocks from Randy Rhoads crypt . At least I know where he's at .

[@ISWJoeyD]

"These aren't just point-and-shoot vlogs, these are fully produced short documentaries" This, my friend, is what keeps me coming back :) Jeff Healey, a Canadian musician, is buried in the same cemetery as my dad. I would've never known or visited his grave if it weren't for you. Thank you for inspiring curiosity. Also yes, 42.

[@tonyatinman563]

Love your channel. Taseful, respectful and informative. My mother took us to cemeteries when we were small (I am 50), as her mother took her to their family cemetery in Germany. We had no family here, so those lying at rest became a sort of family to us. Many graves here in S.C. date to the Revolutionary War era. Still more Civil War era. I liked to believe that the souls who had no visitors were happy when we stopped by. You are doing more than you may ever realize with this wonderful channel. Thank you.

[@hjusn]

A companion channel is the “Faces of The Forgotten.” Also respectful and well done but covers areas outside of LA and historical as well as regular folks.

[@makaylaparker3359]

I absolutely love your episodes!! I cast them on my roku tv so I can watch them...it would be so awesome if Netflix would give you a series😁

[@lovesquad6956]

I love the ghost hand coming out when talking about the paranormal at 16:10.

[@rocker76m88]

👍🤣🤣

[@toddadale]

Arlington National Cemetery would be a great choice! Really enjoy your videos!

[@marilynbaton4391]

I’ve suggested this before but I think it would be cool to do a tour of “Legends of the old west” where you visited actual old west legends’ graves and then the graves of the stars who played them.

[@jcarpenter67]

Your videos are definitely my favorite of all the "Where the stars are buried," videos. You do a very good job.

[@gloriae.p.luvr4life394]

Let me just say, you and Giuseppe hit the the nail on the head when you teamed up after you shared the same brilliant idea of creating an app that helps you locate famous people's graves. You two are geniuses at what you do. I am obsessed with your videos. Before I knew about your channel, seeing memorials or hearing about a celebrity's death was always such a sad thing to me. But since I started watching your videos it is fascinating to be able to not only pay respect to a celebrity but also get to learn about their life as you give us a brief summary on what he or she was famous for. Always respectfully done, your way of speaking of the dead is never grim or depressing which is why I can literally sit and watch your videos for hours. I don't watch tv. KZbin is my thing and your channel is a favorite of mine. Keep up the awesome work!👍👍

[@scottguest7720]

Oh and thank you for doing this. It’s not only amazing but gives people a chance to see these graves that we may never get to see

[@Brian-xd2oi]

Thank you for making these, I stumbled across them entirely by accident. The shear amount of time that it must take to make them certainly shows in the professionalism they are shown.

[@TheLifeandSadEnding]

Life is not fair, I have nearly 12,000 subs and you have 19K. Your product is infinitely better in every way. I love your channel!

[@tonyatinman563]

Jukeboxfun you have one more subscriber, now! 60s toys, sears catalog... love it!

[@ebayerr]

Jukeboxfun : He now has 65k subs 11 months later.

[@ajakuk1]

It's ok I only have about 20 subs

[@SlashLesPaulVOS]

Arthur, I really enjoy all of the videos they are very tastefully done and never cross the line into macabre or gloomy. I really appreciate this Q&A, I am surprised to hear you are self conscious about being on camera, you are really an excellent host with a GREAT voice. You really do have a talent for hosting and narrating, I am a fan.

[@tonitoniitoniii5624]

Your documentaries are amazing! They are entertaining, educational and diverse. I can tell you enjoy putting them together. Thank you for sharing your interest with us. I don't believe we have many celebrity graves in Texas but it would be interesting if you could find the ones that are here. Keep up the excellent work. Your followers appreciate it.

[@the22ndday]

4 years in and I just discovered Hollywood Graveyard. I live in San Diego. Not far from many of these graveyards. I love your videos so much I have found myself checking out the cemetery’s in my area. They are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your love of story telling. I truly enjoy your work. ♥️

[@pyrokid08]

I can't wait until this is a worldwide production and I'll be able to say "I remember when..." Keep up the great work sir, and thank you for what you do.

[@wadepopp7720]

Goop

[@DilBobbalubob]

Thank you for doing this. I’ve never seen content so detailed and precise before. I get emotional watching some of these tours. Especially when I saw Estelle Getty’s grave. I’m a huge Golden Girls fan and seeing her grace made me cry and think about her legacy. I love what you’re doing and keep doing it. I’m a huge fan of yours and I hope that you could maybe do a Golden Girls themed special

[@welles2002]

I love your series and I think the care you exhibit in these productions just shows so clearly. I think what captured me anyway was the opening score, it just evokes a nostalgic feel for me. I think it’s really cool that this endeavor has led you to discover the so many talented people you were never aware of. Im 60 and a big pop culture and movie fan. I just love famous graves. I live in New York and would love to help you in any way . We have some great cemeteries here. I like to think that I took one of the last photos of Garlands grave before her cross country trip. Good luck and keep up the great work.

[@bril5057]

Excellent job, documenting the final resting places of past legends! Keep up the good work.

[@SugaStarr]

“Some like it hot” is my favorite movie!

[@ZeroDrizzy]

Been here since the beginning love this channel

[@mattstuartjr.6888]

I have long been a fan of Irwin Allen, Voyage to The Bottom Of The Sea, Lost In Space, Land of The Giants, & Time Tunnel were a Big part of my growing up. So many of the actors from these shows have passed away & I think a show on them would be well worth it. I don't recall seeing any of them on any other grave show, BUT I like yours best because you always get to the point in your searches. (Some of the others just chatter on for long periods about things I don't really care about.) So I hope you may consider it sometime. Thanks Arthur! !!

[@tracymcbride2008]

Thank you so much for bringing the grave tours to us. I definitely wouldn't have the resources to visit all of them. God bless.

[@phredflypogger4425]

This is such a well produced series. The balance in talk, history and video is perfect, never boring. Arthur has a voice just made for narration. Well done guys.

[@BrittKatSlat]

Oh my gosh. Hi Dad! Lol we all adore you so much. Your voice, your style, your passion/compassion for what you do. Thankyou for this Q&A! Very informing and fulfilling!!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thanks for all the tours! You're one of the best out there!

[@southernfriedhippie]

If you go to new york, be sure to find houdini and joan bennett. Love this channel, you nailed it!

[@TheRetirednavy92]

I love that you give us writers and directors et al.

[@ANDREWNETZER]

Thank you for making videos for us

[@martharunstheworld]

I just discovered your channel and have watched EVERY episode. Not kidding! I rarely do that. I love this. I live in San Francisco, but have visited LA many times and have been to many of the cemeteries you visit. I've been to many of the places and love them dearly. My parents believed very much in visiting cemeteries when we traveled and felt that everything about a society could be learned by how they took care of their dead. So, wherever I travel, I go to at least one cemetery. Cheers!

[@bunnyfaceface]

AWESOME SHOW!!!! MY favorite channel of all time!!!

[@shebacoppit7008]

I found this channel last week and I have watched every video. This has become my favorite channel! Great work!

[@iprefersteve]

Love this channel so much. Can’t wait to see what’s ahead! Thank you for existing!

[@Liam021471]

This is a terrific channel! Perhaps you could do a special about those who have been cremated and cast to sea, just gorgeous ocean vistas with your information on the famous person. Have you ever considered opening this up to your viewers? If their hometown has famous people buried in it, and they can film it for you in your style, then you can do the voice over work and give them a shout out!

[@raspberrian]

Thank you! Have you thought to pitch it to a network? This is awesome and is something that has bigger potential to reach out to more interested audience. I don’t know how this gains popularity. I found it by accident and I’m loving it!!!! Thank you always!!!!

[@Cyberlucy]

I have been a Tombstone Tourist/Graver for since the 80s. I have to say I am very impressed by your channel. Not only is it very professionally done but you provide some amazing information. You give history of early Hollywood that I've never heard of. Thanks for all the hard work!

[@EsmeraldaSanchez-jl7hv]

*your videos are amazing 🙌*

[@GaffordMayra]

I love how respectful and beautiful your videos are. Your efforts are greatly appreciated! 🙌🏻

[@annmariemcleod6670]

Ive been a member of findagrave for over 10 years. Canada has alot of famous graves.

[@kathrynmyracle7922]

Thank you so much for doing this. My family for generations loves to go to Graveyards. We would never be able to go to all of these locations. I really love the way you show their pictures and share their stories. I love that its done in a very tasteful and historical ways. I have shared this site with both of my children and my husband. They enjoy it as well. Thank you, again for doing this.

[@endria123]

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!! Loves these video

[@Sch00lbu5]

There's a lot of Grave Tours now. Yours stand out because you feature the grave, not the presenter, with celebration and interesting comments, and you are candid about their passing. You present context without comment. I continue to watch.

[@TS-bn7zt]

Cool dude, excellent work!!! Many thanks for all your efforts.

[@curlygirl9025]

I believe I came across your videos earlier this year (2020). I love history and have always been fascinated by visiting graves. Thank you for sharing your awesome videos with us. I love the detail and research you put into every person's grave you visit. It's like you're giving me amazing history lessons. The beauty of the cemeteries are awesome as well. I find myself binge-watching your videos. Hopefully, we will see more new ones soon. Thank you for all you do. I'm a new fan.

[@ShinbiBelldandy]

Happy Anniversary!!! You'll LOVE graveyards in New York!! So many stars & political graves too if you decide to do a video based on politics (a lot of stars played politicians! 😉).

[@karinaurena7168]

ShinbiBelldandy good nyc 😍🙌

[@sapphiregemz6794]

I STUMBLED ACROSS ONE OF THESE VIDZ ONE DAY N FROM THEN I CAN'T STOP WATCHING....THIS IS REALLY WHERE ONE GETS TO MEET ALL THE STARS WHO HAD LIVED THEIR LIVES ENTERTAINING US!!! MY RESPECT TO THEM ALL!!!

[@kellipowell2562]

I’d love to do what you do! ❤️ I think it’s wonderful that you include information and even video clips of each person’s life and career. It’s so intriguing!

[@LeakenaDoll]

Yep, it’s like unearthing a treasure trove watching this. Thank you Arthur 💕

[@mariemcclish2077]

Your videos are amazing watch every time your on take care hugs from San Francisco 👍👍

[@sillylittleletters]

I just discovered you yesterday and I had an all-nighter watching your videos. The editing, the way you organize your videos are just amazing and very high-quality. Not to mention your knowledge and great tone of voice. Please continue doing what you're doing because it's unique, genuine and remarkable.

[@jamessears1511]

I would love to see a themed epesode featuring sci-fi writers and authors.

[@debbieprice2040]

Thank you ever so much for your very classy, intellectual and superbly well produced tours. The tidbits you add to the already wellknown stars lives bring them all the more to life. You have made me laugh, cry and "aaah",,,,please keep your tours coming. Also the music is priceless!!

[@kelligutierrez7022]

i have a suggestion.. maybe tv stars.. Leave it to Beaver... Andy Griffith.. Brady Bunch.. The jeffersons... Or maybe some tv game show host... i use to love the match game!! Golden Girls... One day at a time.. just throwing them out there.. Keep up the good work!!

[@jhngh411]

Bro, your channel introduced me to a lot of past celebrities and now I've looked into everything surrounding Dean Martin, Frank, Jerry, What's my Line, and mysterious deaths from long ago.

[@elcassettedehoy7416]

Love this channel. I've learned a lot about deceased movie stars as well

[@jimkoval8546]

Very well done. I just recently came across your video's(and still haven't seen all of them yet). I have been to LA but did not at that time even think about a tour like this, your video's make us viewers feel like we have been there. This Q&A one was very helpful in answering this I have not learned directly from the videos.

[@janelleramdial4623]

Please do one with painters too.. I would love to see the grave of Thomas Kinkade, The painter of Light.. Thank you Arthur, you are remarkable!

[@rubenherrera3852]

Doing what you love is the secret to being happy! Congratulations, job well done! Keep it up!

[@metalandy]

I've really enjoyed watching H.G. I hope you will venture Elmont, New York to find the grave of my favorite actor Martin Landau. I think he'll be best remembered of his role in Mission Impossible but to me he's best remembered as Commander John Koenig in Space:1999. A 2 season tv series I enjoyed when I was growing up. Still watch the show to this day. Thank-you.

[@puddysue]

Yours are, by far, some of the very best videos on youtube. Very well done and a real pleasure to watch. Thanks so much!

[@veronicaferguson8548]

Cant wait till you go to New York!!!.I understand the not wanting to be in front of the camera and love the way you do the videos,but you are attractive so if thats a worry,it shouldn't be.And till now i didnt know Cary Grants ashes were spread.That makes me sad.Hes my all time favorite actor

[@mariaclaraouriques9488]

I've started watching your videos two months ago and I simply love it! Also ended up watching many of the movies that you mentioned on your tours. Keep doing this amazing job!

[@jimdurham247]

Hollywood Graveyard videos are definitely amazing (trying to include Guiseppe in this as well)!!! Here's a thought, could you guys possibly make it back to SLC and do a video tour there? As something special to you, I'd definitely like to see that. ☺

[@jimdurham247]

Giuseppe, sorry for the misspell.

[@SsgtHolland]

I really enjoy your video's. They are not at all macabre or sensational. They are very respectful and pay hommage to not only the well known stars of Hollywood, but also the stars of the silent era and others who contributed to movie culture. Your voice-overs are great and so is your presentation and the styling of the show. And a shout-out to Giuseppe, who contributed some really fine and fitting music! Well done, Arthur!

[@macattack14778]

Great interesting show

[@StevePetersonandKenai]

This visiting of the dead is my favorite on the road vacation pastime. I started on trips to LA back in the 1980s. My friend Kay owned 'Near Escapes' in San Francisco and among other local trips organized 'visits to cemetery' tours in the Bay Area. The pet cemetery in the SF Precidio and the pet cememtery in Colma are not to be missed. You haven't lived until you visit folks that are dead. It can be amazing to find out who is where!

[@teeteeforrester3537]

R.I.P Stars 🌟🌟🌟

[@carddealer34]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I stumbled on to your videos and as a person who loves to walk around cemeteries to admire the headstones and architecture, you were right up my alley. It maybe morbid, but my family loves to do what I do and when I told them about you...it was a complete watch-fest! Now...I was stationed at Ft. Myer, Virginia...and that only means one thing! Arlington National Cemetery! You absolutely have to do several episodes there! I’ve walked that place more then once and it deserves your attention. Again...thank you for your awesome videos and I will come back for more!

[@simonjones5838]

Bravo!!!

[@KellyP56]

You are providing not only a great entertainment, but knowledge to be shared; especially about the behind the scenes people....Keep it up, Arthur!!

[@timwatkins4962]

I was at a graveside service around Thanksgiving once and something caught my eye. I walked over to the grave and there was a plate with a complete Thanksgiving dinner. Oddest thing I've ever seen in a cemetery.

[@totesmuhgoats4287]

THANK YOU! KEEP MAKING VIDS. I LOVE THE STYLE, the informative nature of the content, the fact that you literally walk us to the Grave versus just show up at it and that you give us a brief history of their life and some of their work.

[@JMyers9518]

Add New Orleans or Louisiana to your bucket list. Our cemeteries are very interesting.

[@tracyroweauthor]

doesn't Nicholas Cage have a unique grave ready for him in New Orleans?

[@ebayerr]

Jeffery Myers: I thought the exact same thing.

[@tanikawashington8246]

@@tracyroweauthor yes

[@tanikawashington8246]

In St. Louis Cemetery no.1

[@lebronshairline4768]

U can say that again. Floating caskets, smh...

[@jesilhouette413]

I loved this video that game more insight to the inner workings of Hollywood Graveyard. I have to say that what drew me to the channel was how light spirited the videos were. It helped in viewing life and death differently for me. Thank you for all of the work and love that goes into these videos. I watch and rewatch them daily

[@QueenCityHistory]

Love your videos. They are amazing! And your a handsome guy. No need to be scared to be in front of the camera!

[@leannerollingalong6342]

I absolutely love watching Hollywood graveyard. I found the background song upbeat, your voice calming and I enjoyed how it's all layed out and I learn so much from watching it. How beautiful the cemeteries are and how you politely pay your respects to the stars of yester years and how we get to go along for the ride. I spend hours driving around the country so I listen more than I watch but you paint such a beautiful picture with words and it helps me not fear death as much.

[@califdad4]

the neatest grave I saw, was a guy on youtube did Bellafontaine in St Louis, and one was a stone sofa with a sleeping Dachshund, also in stone curled up on it looking asleep

[@samanthab1923]

califdad4 I love ❤️ that.

[@asmrsue2440]

I’ve just recently come across your channel and I’m loving it. I am going through your special playlist and watching this video, the question about life, the universe and everything came up and I actually shouted at the screen, “42, say it, say 42” I whooped so loud when you did that my housemates looked at me strange...

[@elizabethrice486]

When looking at future "theme" episodes.... How about different music themed? Country? Rock? Rap?

[@randallross1703]

Thank you for this channel!!! It is very informative, fascinating and entertaining! Such a great way to explore these cemeteries and the lives of those well known who lived to entertain us. Years ago, I went with a friend to many of the cemeteries around L.A.. My friend knew where many stars were buried. It is so great to watch your channel and revisit them and get so much trivia about their lives too. Bravo, excellent job, well done!

[@andrewkern3239]

Go too Nashville Tennessee. There are a lot of famous graves there from. Johnny Cash, George Jones and many others

[@lindaramirez7990]

I love watching Hollywood graveyard. Your voice is calming and soothing,. I like visiting graveyards myself. Always has. So many lives had stories to tell. Keep up the awesome job.

[@wallflowerwednesday]

Are you ever going to have merchandise? I'd love a Hollywood Graveyard t-shirt!

[@jonicurry5406]

Just discovered your videos have been watching for 3 days! Love your work, I’ve always had an affinity for cemeteries & history especially old Hollywood. While in LA years ago I made a point to go to Bette Davis’s grave. I’ve learned so much from your work and really enjoy watching. 💜 Thank you!

[@donfisco1509]

if you go to NY you have to go to Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn very historic look it up !

[@glenjones7597]

You should have a show on television, You're so chilled and a great host, Thanks for the videos about final resting places of famous people. I live in Los Angeles years ago but never visited any famous people graves .

[@elijahbegay7608]

“Calling DR. Giuseppe”

[@johng689]

Wasn't that a joke on the old Bob Hope shows?

[@williamwhite2113]

Your videos are very well done and it shows in every episode. I like it that you include stars from the Silent Era as they are all but forgotten by many people today. Thanks, Arthur, keep on with the good work, sir.

[@BrittKatSlat]

Edgar Allan Poe!!!

[@missconnie1768]

I visited Mr. Poe's grave. It was an honor.

[@mikehensley]

I was lucky enough to visit Poe’s grave. There are two stones where Poe is. The original and the one now in front of the cemetery now that he’s famous. He wasn’t so famous when he died you know. People cover both with pennies because as the history books say “he died penniless.” When you go, back near the original marker is a child’s stone that reads “Sleep baby sleep- not in thy cradle bed, but with the silent dead.” I am not kidding.