FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Inglewood #2 (LaWanda Page, Hoot Gibson, etc.)

[@brandy75]

Some people may consider this morbid but I find it relaxing.

[@Idiotwriter711]

You aren't the only one. I find it very fascinating as well

[@erikkoski6129]

Same and fascinating

[@ladychroma]

I find it relaxing as well

[@deanwebb4809]

You are not on your own kiddo x

[@brandy75]

@Frank Dux …..to you and I and most people, hence why I said “some people” and “may” You know there’s always someone out there who wants to see the dark side of everything. It is what it is and to each their own. Cheers!

[@averyhamilton4945]

What a nice surprise to end a Sunday. Thanks Arthur. Also, thanks to all who helped get Lucille La Verne her headstone. I feel honored to be a part of helping to do that.

[@epytaffskitchenstink]

My wife just said, "we should be getting another Hollywood Graveyard pretty soon." So I checked and there it was, just an hour ago. Thank You.

[@ГерманУстинов-з1х]

Best!!!!!

[@evearcana2392]

Yes same! I donated to that gofundme too for her headstone! I was just thinking how well done it looks! Glad to see the update on that here! 💖

[@christineboyd4973]

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[@elizabethmckenna5397]

I love Hollywood Graveyard. I have learned so much about so many people who have passed on. There is nothing morbid about remembering those who have gone before us. It’s shows respect to “never forget”. I’m glad you avoided smashing into that backhoe. 😊

[@versansky75]

I love it too. I always find myself watching the other episodes until the new ones come out. It almost always surprises me to learn when a star from the past passes away and I have no clue about it.... Or how they pass away.

[@ChristopherWilkinson-h8z]

​@@versansky75 BELOVED HUSBAND, FATHER. GRANDFATHER ELDER JAMES E. ODOM my grandparents is passed away JULY 14, 1918 SEPI. 24. 2010 BELOVED HUSBAN DON PER OCT 21, 193 BELOVED WIFE, MOTHER, SISTER & GRANDMOTHER LELA MAE ODOM SEPT. 3, 1926 MAY 24, 2022

[@ChristopherWilkinson-h8z]

​@@versansky75 my grandparents is passed away BELOVED HUSBAND, FATHER. GRANDFATHER ELDER JAMES E. ODOM JULY 14, 1918 SEPI. 24. 2010 BELOVED HUSBAN DON PER OCT 21, 193 BELOVED WIFE, MOTHER, SISTER & GRANDMOTHER LELA MAE ODOM SEPT. 3, 1926 MAY 24, 2022

[@jacquelinemitchell7148]

Such respect for Hollywood stars who are no longer with us. Thanks Arthur

[@terrypolley5435]

I could listen to him talk all day lol . He always does an excellent job on doing the Graveyard tours. So much work has got to go into each of these tours to know as much as he does about each person he speaks of. Like I said EXCELLENT job once again.

[@robertwomack6015]

Arthur..I believe I’ve watched you since the very beginning. You sir ,are a treasure. I hope we continue to see many videos years down the road

[@katem3961]

No matter how famous or how wealthy a person is, it all comes down to this. Six feet of dirt makes us all the same. Great video, Arthur! You are the very best! 😊🪦⚰️⚱️🖤🩶 from Australia 🇦🇺

[@catherinewindow6157]

Also a fan from Australia 🦘

[@gokaren420]

I don't wanna go in the dirt.

[@mikestroud9969]

Love the Aussies ❤️🙏💯👍👌

[@gusmonster59]

@@gokaren420 There are several non-dirt options now. 🙂

[@largol33t1]

Am curious, where is Rod Ansell buried? I was told he was the inspiration for the fictional character Mick "Crocodile" Dundee.

[@jamestakacs]

Margaret Booth lived in three centuries. You know what would be great. A program on Famous people and or Hollywood people who lived in three centuries. Thank you

[@peteklein630]

"Yah Old Fish-Eyed - Fooool"! Priceless, Ms. Page - Priceless!

[@lizbethlee3833]

I really appreciate all the research you do for Hollywood graveyard. By showing a picture for each person you’re highlighting at the moment and telling a brief history brings them back to life for a short time. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@yebbadabbeydooo8962]

Whenever Arthur posts a new video, my day gets 10000x better! Thanks for the great content!

[@craigtalbott731]

Arthur Light.

[@juliegoldman411]

I feel the same way.... excellent production values and research!!

[@bullitts]

It was a shame you didn’t cover Big Mama Thornton in the very first Inglewood visit. Thank you for going back and paying her the respect she deserves Arthur! 😊

[@largol33t1]

Inglewood is a huge cemetery. Maybe he didn't have time so had had to post a second video. The largest I've been to is Colma, where some of my relatives are buried. Odd but true: my cousin took me to her grandfather's grave. To his left: the person buried there died on the day he was born! I found it unbelievable that two strangers share a date: one is born and the other dies and in death, they both are buried side by side in one of the largest cemeteries in the country. They are not related to each other.

[@jleechadwick]

I loved Juanita Moore in "Immitation of Life". I saw it on TV in my teens. I cried at the end and my brothers teased me a lot of crying over a movie. It makes me cry every time I watch it.

[@karolinesmail489]

That movie makes me cry 😢😢😢😢 so much as lost mymom

[@futuramabender2078]

@@karolinesmail489 *I lost my mom

[@mauricebate5069]

Billy Preston was CLASS artist RIP Billy and thank you for talent and music 🎶🎶🎶🎶😎🤗

[@dwessels100]

Arthur Dark of HOLLYWOOD GRAVEYARD, Is a true Master of the Macabre. The "Taphophile" community is "Indebted" to Arthur Dark of Hollywood Graveyard for his presentation and devotion. To the Golden years of Hollywood. A big heartfelt " Grazie" to Arthur Dark and Hollywood Graveyard. I'm looking forward to more Episodes of Hollowood Graveyard.

[@versansky75]

Although it's never good to hear about a star passing away, I find myself watching these videos just to learn about their past and how they passed away. I have come to love watching these videos and I can't wait to see the newest releases

[@carmendunn2002]

WOW! My Mom and Dad and Son are in good company. They are buried there. God Bless You, I miss you 🙏💕🙏

[@kerryjacobson5465]

If there should ever be an Award for what you do, you should be the first recipient! Thanks for bringing us along!

[@ardensinn8518]

LaWanda Page. The funniest woman ever.😂💜💜

[@cloettehershey5261]

What a Terrific Tour that was! A Treasure Trove of Stories of those I’ve never heard of. The Leitzel and Cordona Statue is so Stunning with such Sad Tragic Endings. The Mausoleums are so Breathtaking with the captured Beauty of Stain Glass Windows, including the Beautiful Morning, Noon and Night Fountain trickling over the 3 Nymphs! I don’t think I’ve seen the First Inglewood Video Tour I need to check it out it looks like I’m going to get to enjoy a Double Feature Today! Thanks for taking us along with you Arthur to hear of such interesting People in a Special Serene place as Inglewood Cemetery. 😍

[@kimberlyshelton2602]

Yay! Another new episode. My family and I enjoy watching & learning about our talented stars. Thank you for sharing you're knowledge with us.

[@ladyyuna2000]

💐💐💐RIP to everyone that was mentioned in this video you will truly all be missed and my prayers go out to you all and your families. 💐💐💐

[@jeanleseth9279]

I love when there's a new episode. I learn a lot about celebrities I love and about celebrities I wasn't familiar with. Thank you Arthur for your respect and love of these icons

[@kittenwhisperer6408]

Always a welcome sight. Hollywood Graveyard is a trip to the stars every time. ❤

[@jennifers9016]

I love Hollywood Graveyard's videos. I always learn something interesting. When you showed Robert Kardashian's grave, it made me wonder what he'd think of his daughters lives now. Plus his grave is so "normal" and I am sure the girls' won't be, when their times come.

[@thecoolcreativebuildchanne2613]

Arthur, thank you for highlighting the beauty of these cemeteries, and remembering important people from the past!!

[@conniedebruyn8045]

I absolutely love these 😅tours of famous talents of days gone by. I find myself hearing and learning about a talented performer and researching them even more so these masterpieces you and your talented colleagues do are also quite educational and inspiring. Another excellent journey in Arthur Dark’s Time Machine Hollywood Graveyard 🪦

[@jimcrump2659]

I saw Billy Preston when he toured with Ringo and his all Starr band. My two favorite songs of his are Nothing from nothing and Will it go round. Thanks for another great video.

[@ladyarthuria]

I'm here again. Seeing the famous people's graveyard little encouraged me as a live human.They has done with the world, "Hey young generation, we are passed!. It's your turn to do your best on the world!."

[@jilltagmorris]

Another WONDERFUL episode. Thank you so much for all the work that goes into these. Appreciate you and your talent! ❤

[@isabel_kyr]

I'm learning history through this channel. Thanks Arthur for to be here.

[@ericfreshcorn3590]

Hello

[@yebbadabbeydooo8962]

I’ve actually started listening to a lot of the artists who are featured in these videos (mostly music from the 1950s/60s)

[@christinetitus6388]

This is truly a beautiful cemetery. Thank you for giving us a little history along with bringing respect to those lost but not forgotten.

[@DMfilmfan]

Wow -- over 1,400 views within the first twelve minutes! Thanks as always for providing us with these fabulous videos.

[@tamiramos5873]

I can't thank you enough for featuring those who otherwise be lost to time. Featuring their memories and accomplishments gives them one more chance at the spotlight. Always waiting for your next video.

[@mr.c8033]

Having the lounge jazz in the background just adds all the more. Perfect.

[@Monarchsfan02]

After 3 yrs of following you I finally became a member to thank you arthur for theses amazing videos.. it brings my mother who's 75 and me closer even though we are 3000 miles apart.. seriously thank you for everything you do your awesome bro

[@barberdoug6930]

This Is One Of If Not The Best On U Tube. Excellent Work Mr. Dark.

[@sandeesimons6045]

Thank you Arthur for your phenomenal research. You have introduced us to so many whom you have not forgotten. 😊

[@randyduncan4672]

Got my notification, "Yes!" What a great surprise. Your last featured star, Dock Ellis, played baseball for the Pirates - I saw him many times in my younger days. Thanks Arthur!

[@BelievingRebel]

The notification of the new video popped up, and I hit so quickly it didn’t have time to blink! Thank you for mentioning Louise Fazenda. I remember seeing her picture numerous times in one of my reference books about Old Hollywood. Great tributes as usual. I really look forward to your videos. And your relaxing narration! Will you read the eulogy at my funeral? 😂

[@jmzrod]

Why this channel its important is because you learn history about the time and the people that were important at the times. More people should watch and learn about these great people.

[@rivaridge7211]

LaWanda Page also appeared as a regular on the Dean Martin "roasts" in the 1970's - she was always a fun and funny guest.

[@anthonykennedy5324]

Thanks again Arthur. Lives (and deaths) of the not-very-famous. Which is most people, but all had their rôle And all are treated with equal respect. I love this channel.

[@williamwhite2113]

Thanks Arthur for another great video. I have a grandma and an aunt and uncle buried there so it's nice to know they have some famous neighbors there. I like that you feature those from the early days of Hollywood as they should be remembered as well. Rest in Peace to all of them.

[@maremaid15]

Thank you so much Mr. Dark. Your productions are wonderful, and you highlight actors, actresses and important people from the past who would be otherwise forgotten. It is wonderful to watch your beautiful productions and I so appreciate your channel and your work. Thank you for bringing to light all of those of the past who entertained us, and added such beauty to the world. You’re doing that too with your channel.

[@JoyNova]

I love the way you narrate these videos, something so pleasant and peaceful about it, even though it's about dead people.

[@glennmorris371]

Rip.. The Boilermaker.. One of the greatest pugilists in the Heavyweights division. Sleep easy Jeff, fly high... Great video again Arthur.

[@michaelbedinger4121]

Very interesting video. I hope whoever stole T-bone's marker is caught eventually. Thank you very much Arthur. Have a great day.

[@illuminant1129]

That was wonderful Arthur. I had no idea that Inglewood was either so big - or so beautiful. Or that you flew over it, in and out of LAX.

[@keithfalkingham8861]

I've always found cemeteries interesting, Hollywood Graveyard is informative & quite addictive viewing, strangely relaxing,

[@Falling1100]

Another great video. I watch it mainly because you give information on people have never heard of. It’s so sad that relatives think so little of the person that they bury them in unmarked graves 😢

[@patriciarobinson5400]

I love these videos. It just goes to show that none of us gets out of this life alive. We all are going to meet our end and it’s interesting to see all those people that have gone before us no matter how famous you are there’s going to come in Rest in peace❤

[@pmafterdark]

Always love seeing these when one arrives. The Mausoleums are truly beautiful.

[@mikki3961]

I really respect the care in finding and telling the stories of those early stars. Thank you

[@FruitCake464]

Oh awesome! New vid! My partner is closely related to Cleo Moore. I assumed she was buried back home in Louisiana. Excited to see her included.

[@darthsideous1968]

Another topnotch upload from Arthur Dark paying tribute to the greats of Hollywood and music who will never be forgotten.

[@charlesclager6808]

A welcome surprise on a Monday morning. Good to see you back Mr Dark. I identify with al the comments below.

[@marysquillacote7076]

I'm always learning of new entertainers that have contributed a lot the the world of entertainment. You have great respect for the graves and what you do. I enjoy all your videos you put out. 🕊️🙏

[@allenschofield8500]

Really enjoyed this one, Thanks very much for your great work, it is very relaxing to tour through these beautiful locations. I very much enjoy the information and background of these people. I recognize so many of them through their work, but then again, I am 73 LOL!

[@j1st633]

Your channel is one of the best that profiles celebrities in graveyards.

[@jamesshaffer7774]

I love watching the content of Hollywood Graveyard. In between new videos, I've gone back to the beginning to rewatch them.

[@stevensummers9002]

Whoa When Arthur puts up a video, everything else stops love love the contact the man is a genius

[@ThatRamMan]

Sooo many imitations ..but there is only ONE Hollywood Graveyard..thank you Arthur!!

[@FetchTheSled]

You definitely and consistently set the standard for other you tubers. Thank you! My Great grandparents are buried here. My Dad says they're easy to find, they're next to a tree in the corner...lol.

[@keishahill9496]

Super excited to see another Hollywood Graveyard...whoo hoo lol thank you Arthur ❤

[@KittyMuffin85]

You are probably one of my favorite channels on youtube, I've learned so much from you and I love your relaxing voice. Makes me think I'm walking along side you on a tour or something. Love this channel !

[@Guinantngtrekkie]

LaWanda Page and I share a birthday so I was very excited to see her included on H.G.

[@kurtmitchell6839]

Always excited to find a new Hollywood Graveyard posted! His has to be in my Top Three of KZbin shows!

[@melissajensen3166]

Great video. This is a history lesson for sure. I love when these videos drop. Thanks Arthur for your hard work.

[@darranweston9425]

Great to see a new show Arthur, admittedly I hadn't heard of quite a few of these people, but was fascinated to find out about them.

[@mamiebobb4173]

It's always such a joy to find one of your videos has been posted. You know I loved your first visits to these spots because they brought back performers I had gotten to know over the years - either at the movies or (usually) when they ran the old films on television. These second visits are introducing me to people I hadn't known before and their wonderful music! I had never paid much attention to R&B music before and right now I can't wait to find some great compilation albums that would allow me to get to know them even better. (If anyone knows of any good ones, let me know!) Thank you so much Arthur - for bringing them all back to us!

[@billythomas4804]

Your videos are absolutely fantastic! The research and attention to detail you lavish on each video makes them all examples of perfection. Thank you.

[@nopenope7769]

THANK YOU for such a great way to end my Sunday night! Love your stuff, Arthur!

[@nettricegaskins1871]

Big Mama Thornton's grave is my fave. She was amazing.

[@jimo199966]

I've enjoyed your well produced videos for a while, and I never cease to be impressed by the depth of your research into each person you showcase. I can't imagine how much time you spend. The soundtrack is also fitting and memorable as well. Thank you 👍👏👏🪦

[@elathimjahn7006]

Great video! So much respect for the people lying there and hopefully finding their peace. Am I the only one who noticed that all the people (probably family members?) from "Big Mama Thornton" apparently died in the same year? (1984) That's really sad for those possibly left behind, like relatives, for example. Arthur, much love from Germany to you :)

[@pnessutt]

When Arthur posts, I’m usually locked in to watching it immediately. Another one well done, Arthur! Ever thought of doing a famous General or Admiral’s show?

[@melissadahl7561]

Good for you Margaret Booth! And so Glad Lucille La Verne has a headstone now! :)

[@givenscommunications6307]

Sorry! I fell asleep around 4pm and woke up 3 hours+ later and missed the notification because I turned my phone off! LaWanda Page: This woman was a hoot. She really held her own when dealing with Fred Sanford. Paul Bern: Sad death; so unfortunate! Read Hollywood Babylon for more on him. Roy Glenn. I remember him from Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner and Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round. That just aired on them oldies channel , Movies, last week! Billy Preston: Worked with numerous big names in the 1960 and 1970s including Syreeta (ex-Mrs. Stevie Wonder). Robert Kardashian & Johnnie Cochran: If the gloves don’t fit, you MUST acquit! The look Kardashian gave when that not guilty verdict was read was priceless! Juanita Moore: Gave a good performance in A Child Is Waiting. Dock Ellis: Great baseball player. I remember watching him as a child in the 1960s. James Jeffries: Boxing was different back then Cleo Moore: She looks familiar; did she ever do television; namely Perry Mason? Rappin Grannnyn: I remember her from AGT. That show needs to do a retrospective of contestants who have since passed away. As always, very informative and very respectful of the people you cover!

[@philknerr4587]

So well researched and informative. Really pays nice homage to those that are being featured. Always great stuff

[@chrisjeffries2322]

'' Tiny '' Helen Kline lived across the street from us in Inglewood California. She did not drive a car but ride her bicycle. I do not know how she got to Disneyland as it is 35 miles from home, and in the early 1960s, there was not the Freeway system that we have today. Thank you for showing Tiny's resting place in Inglewood Park.

[@jimcrump2659]

Walt probably had transportation arranged for her.

[@michaeld.5699]

Watching from Ireland very interesting programme may the rest in peace 🙏

[@stefaniandrade499]

Woah another relaxing Sunday in the books! Thank you Sir Dark! 🤍

[@ericfreshcorn3590]

Hello

[@barbaro138]

OMG, I have been thinking about Josie & The Pussycats all day today!!!

[@tomlichnofsky.7048]

Love the Channel And I've seen Every Video Episode ! 👊✊😊 It is Relaxing and Really like the way He Presents Eatch segment 👍👌 And Believe it or not there's Actually people And Celebrity's that i didn't Even know what Happened To Them or that That they Even passed away. Very Interesting And Informative!! 😊🖖🍁♈🍁

[@nelswbafc]

Love seeing where your big usa stars ✨ lay at rest. Your cemeteries are beautiful and so well maintained and well kept to. Me from 🇬🇧 hi to all follow Hollywood Graveyard.thx Arthur.

[@beckybelt]

Great as always! I didn’t know many of these names, but I enjoyed learning.

[@brettthebad]

Glad you told the story of Dock Ellis fully. Thank you for your wonderful videos over the years.

[@tammykazlauckas7298]

I absolutely love Hollywood Graveyard....so much information, very interesting and informative....I have learned a lot from watching...keep up the great work Arthur

[@staceyfriend6026]

When the notification popped up..I acted like a little kid..so excited for another episode!

[@wvello2265]

Thank you Arthur! I find your videos informative and entertaining, thanks to your hard work! Much enjoyed, thanks again!!

[@777poco]

Always enjoy HG, I like hearing about famous peoples lives some known, many unknown.

[@patjaglinski2764]

Checked phone after the final hockey game and there you were - a very pleasant surprise. Thank you Arthur

[@abidnessman]

So much LA history in the Inglewood Cemetary

[@shnibby69]

Thanks, Arthur(and ALL at HG!). I always find myself saying, “Wow! I didn’t know that!” several times while watching your videos. Great research, friends!

[@selket51]

I always learn so much about people and places from you, Mr. D, . Thank you so much for your contributions and I hope you keep this up for a long time to come!

[@jeffaltier5582]

Always a pleasure to see the resting places of the lesser known actors/musicians/athletes. The "big" names get the accolades, but it took many people to make a movie or form a musical group. Great to see them get their due.

[@gregdavis19]

Hoot Gibson was born and raised just North of Omaha Nebraska in Tekamah Nebraska. They still have a memorial rodeo in his honor.

[@meganryan6887]

Happy to see a new video Arthur. You have such a nice voice and it is relaxing listening to you describe those buried. Ty for sharing. 😄😄😄

[@reanehooper3085]

Thank you Arthur Dark for another great video. I just came from my brothers funeral and as this is one of our favorite shows, I'm watching in remembrance of him. Thank You Again ✌