FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Inland Empire (Roy Rogers, Rock Hudson, etc.)

Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard, where we set out to remember and celebrate the lives of those who lived to entertain us, by visiting their final resting places. Today we conclude our tour through the deserts of the Inland Empire, where we'll find such stars as Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Rock Hudson, and many more.
Full list of stars visited today: Dinah Shore, Alice Faye, Phil Harris, Harold Robbins, George Montgomery, Buddy Rogers, Jane Wyman, Jerry Vale, Vicki Draves, Guy Madison, Patsy Garrett, John Phillips, George Nader, Rock Hudson, Frank Capra, Alan O'Day, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans.
Thanks to our Patreon supporters, who help make these videos possible: Janet Elliot, Michele Kotick, Sean Leeds, Carl Stenger, Shawndelle Young,Trish McFerran, Bruce Murdock, Victoria Waldock, Charles Whelan, Marcos M, Scott DeVane, Ricardo Sanchez, Danielle Tripodi, Deb Blissick, Don Bass, Darrell Lee, Eve Devinsky, Jett, Matthew Periolat, Jennifer Hall, Curt DiCamillo, Lynn Eades, Gus Mohamed, Bree B, Michael Bawden, Jim, NWOZ007, Henry Vinson, Glenn Weyhausen, and Jason Young.
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Written & Produced by Arthur Dark
Music by Giuseppe Vasapolli
Disclaimer: Tour videos are independently produced, and are not endorsed by the respective cemetery. When visiting a cemetery, do so only during regular visiting hours, take only pictures, and leave only approved grave offerings. Be courteous and respectful of both the living and the dead. In deference to families of those profiled herein, any requests to remove profiles by family members of the individual will be honored.
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[@HollywoodGraveyard]

Several people have inquired what the 33 symbol means on Roy Roger's stone. I believe he was a 33rd degree Mason.

[@starmoonfurby]

I Love Your Videos Arthur Thank You So Much🐺💜💚

[@michaeljackson.thriller2433]

Hollywood Graveyard We miss you Roy Rogers

[@craigrogers3864]

Great job Arthur 👌

[@califdad4]

he was a 33rd degree Mason

[@cheekymonkey5200]

Illuminati confirmed

[@rontom7344]

I have to tip my hat to you. To travel so far for these videos so we can see them from the comfort of our own home. You're commitment and passion for your films is amazing. Thank you for what you do!

[@lynblake55]

I find this series so peaceful to watch and listen to, it has a lot to do with the respectful narrative. Thank you and here’s to the next one.

[@lindar5413]

Ditto

[@Stratboy999]

Super comment.

[@diannehammond7439]

I agree with you.

[@ksimpson2001]

Arthur an interesting side note, On the day of Roy Rogers funeral in 1998 His casket was covered in a blanket of red carnations and was delivered In the glass enclosed 1898 hearse driven by a single Clydesdale. It was then escorted by 8 local members of the single action shooter society whose members dressed in 1880's costumes and considered Roy Rogers as one of their own. The black horse drawn hearse that you showed in the video at the end is that same exact hearse. When the hearse got up to Sunset Hills Memorial Park, they made sure that the burial Was at the same time as the sunset.

[@tereasia]

Wow, wish I'd seen it!

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

Ken Simpson The hearse rode through town, the guy who was in charge of it, stopped in and had a beer and drove the hearse to the bar. It was pretty eventful. ❤️

[@avrilbowler7131]

You tell the story of each star with so much love and respect. Makes me feel I'm being introduced to each one individually. Really appreciate your research and hard work.

[@ayakotami3318]

I got teary and still do at Roy Rogers (Leonard Slye) and Dale Evans resting place. Two of my favorite Western Actors and Actresses. I miss them even today. He sang some of my favorite Western Songs and the ending song of their show is still one of my favorites to this day. "Happy Trails" is still in my top 10 of favorite Western Songs. RIP 🙏

[@kingmartin3208]

I’m so addicted to all of the HollywoodGraveyard videos i watch them late nite..

[@evearcana2392]

Martin King same!

[@scottiehall8695]

Trivia: The horse Liz Taylor was riding in "Giant" is the same horse that was in the Saturday morning tv show "Fury." His registered name was Highland Dale. He was also in Black Beauty and Gypsy Colt. Yeah, I know. I like horses.

[@magpieone9390]

Ain't nothing wrong with that

[@marih44]

❤️fury

[@jimtownsend7899]

Scottie Hall - More Horse Trivia: Roy Roger's horse, Trigger, was also in one of the greatest movies of all time, "The Adventures of Robin Hood". He was the horse ridden by Maid Marian (Olivia deHaviland) when she and Guy of Gisbourne (Basil Rathbone) were waylaid in Sherwood Forest by Robin (Errol Flynn) and his men.

[@michaellong3836]

@@jimtownsend7899 I heard that after Trigger died, Roy had him preserved and on display. If so, he's not here with his owners.

[@jimtownsend7899]

Michael Long Yes, Trigger was stuffed, or more appropriately, mounted. The last I heard, he was on display at the Roy Rogers Museum in Branson, MO, until it closed. Apparently RFD TV bought him and put him in their lobby, though I don't if he is still there.

[@mamiebobb4173]

Another wonderful tour! Thank you so much for going out of your way to visit Roy and Dale. I just adored them when I was little - even getting my dad to take me to the Ohio State fair every year in the hopes of meeting them. I finally did get to "meet" Roy when I was about 6. He autographed a picture for me and posed with me while my dad took our picture. I was completely struck dumb and couldn't say a word to him. I always regretted that - and that was well over 60 years ago! Thanks again for visiting my hero.

[@jmctigret]

I was surprised to find Frank Capra grave very normal. He one the greatest directors in movie history.

[@marklowther3228]

Another stellar job, my friend. Like others here, I click instantly when I see the notification. Thank you.

[@reaperassassin0885]

Roy Rogers and his wife Dale Evans Rogers was my favorite to see

[@debbiekirby611]

I just came across this series. I enjoyed the journey to the final resting places of our greats.

[@AmericanWoman1]

It was great seeing the niche of Phil Harris and Alice Faye. I'm a huge Phil fan. Thank you for doing this for all of us!

[@rebeccajohnson6544]

Dale and Roy Rogers resting place. I was glad to see all of the other Stars ⭐️ too. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@edithfisher4098]

Another wonderful video. As a child, I use to watch The Roy Rogers Show. Thank you for including this.

[@NoirFan84]

I adore Jane Wyman. Johnny Belinda is one of the forgotten great films of the 40's & All That Heaven Allows which she starred with Rock Hudson is one of my favourites of the 50's too & one of the most romantic films I've ever seen.

[@melissadahl7561]

Alan O'Day was a pleasant surprise. Love that he wrote so much music that I know. And Undercover Angel is one of my favorite songs.

[@DionnaNalls]

I loved watching "The Dinah Shore Show"! And did you know she dated Burt Reynolds for 4 years? It was always so cute when she would have him on her show. She gushed like a school girl!

[@partgard1]

THEY'RE BOTH DEAD!

[@califdad4]

I watched a Dinah Shore show from the late 60s early 70's and she interviewed Frank Sinatra, and they were like old very familiar, I later read they were lovers in for years in the 50's early 60's ,

[@tereasia]

It was a good show!

[@georgespelvin6496]

I had a rotten day here in Indianapolis and this notification turned it around. You are one of only 3 channels I follow. Love your work; sending love from the frozen tundra!

[@magpieone9390]

Take care up there!

[@birdapelton2360]

Please

[@birdapelton2360]

Please

[@antfogg9124]

George im from Indy as well so I understand. And kinda got happy when I seen this notification

[@georgespelvin6496]

@Brenda Shanafelt I was taken to Crown Hill years ago on a first date and then dinner at Mug N Bun. Beautiful view

[@psychcorp4449]

My friend, you have a wicked sense of humor. I loved your comment about wanting to be taken down Hollywood Blvd. in a horse-drawn hearse when you die. Very cool. Thank you so much for including Alan O' Day. I love his song "Undercover Angel." I echo the remarks of other commenters who thank you for investing your time and energy to produce such remarkable videos. It's not just about videos of grave sites. It's the informative comments, delicious musical and film clips, and bits of information that make me a better-informed person. You are a great man. Thank you.

[@wakemeupnow1]

I’m soooooo glad I found your channel! With soooo many people out there that show famous & not so famous people who have passed on.....you are the ABSOLUTE best! You get right to it with great narratives! Just enough & very professionally done! Keep it up! 🙏🏾💜👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾😘

[@magpieone9390]

Phil Harris also was the voice of Thomas O'Malley in The Aristocats,one of my&my daughter 's favorite films of all time. Also didn't know all those facts about Alan O'Day.Thank you for sharing with us

[@imonlywinded]

Rewatching all of these during this pandemic time we have. Thank you again for this

[@giselecomeans2091]

You are so good at this; your voice is perfect for describing and your music fits in! Thanks for all of these tours I would never be able to see on my own!

[@edmondmiesch9104]

Met Roy Rogers and Trigger back in the 60's at a supermarket in Michigan. When they were unloading Trigger it was funny they had problems with him he didn't want to come out of the trailer he put up a little resistance.

[@wyomingadventures]

See the world today in your Chevrolet! Love that jingle 💖😊

[@samilt13]

I loved Roy Rogers & Dale Evans. Would get up Saturday mornings to watch them & Sky King..Good TV

[@alexanderschestag3247]

Jane Wyman was even a star in Germany for her role in Falcon Crest. I loved the show.

[@saralight8090]

Another awesome graveyard adventure 😊 one of my favorites!

[@davidgansert7542]

This is the absolute best channel on KZbin!!!

[@marshbmath7616]

Click instantly when I have notification ❤️😘👊🏻

[@kellyrichards9448]

Me too

[@mikeandmars2345]

Did the same thing

[@mlbs4803]

Thanks once again for a tasteful, respectful and kind tour.

[@michaelhoggarth89]

I'm addicted to Hollywood Graves... I totally appreciate learning about these actors... Thank you from Northeast UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

Frank Capra's "Lost Horizon" is a fantastic, must see film. What an amazing director!!

[@kimdouglas8598]

That was another great video! Enjoyed all the cemeteries! 🕴🕴🕴🕴🙂🙂🍾🍾

[@rominava7835]

Thank u for including the great director Frank Capras grave......no one remembers him.......but u can't think of Christmas without....It's a Wonderful Life.....thx.....

[@caroljohnson1588]

Romi Nava It is not Christmas without “Its a Wonderful Life”.

[@madzskiej.mariveles]

Yes finally I got the chance to see Rock Hudson's grave for the very first time. Thank u sir Arthur! I hope u would feature other late stars like Aretha Franklin, Donna Summer, Karen Carpenter, Glenn Frey, Teena Marie, Rick James, Jermaine Stewart, John Denver, and Jim Croce. Also recently died James Ingram in the future. Thanks a lot! Love ya! 😘

[@jodywoodruff6473]

Thank you for all you do to present us with these awesome videos. Awesome video. ❤️❤️😊😊👍👍

[@barbarabryk5827]

I can't believe you only have about 77 thousand subscribers. Your channel is wonderful. The word must be spread. Your videos are so interesting and well made and your voice is extremely pleasant to listen to. Good luck. I'll be telling friends

[@AzKarma2010]

I had the honor of meeting Roy Rogers. We lived in Victorville when I was young and he used to bring his car to be serviced at the Pep Boys my father worked at. I got to sing Happy Trails with him. He was surprised knew the song. My parents were western fans. I hold that memory so tight in my heart. He was such a kind man.

[@Frantic43]

I still can't figure out why you dont have over a million subs yet, such professional video quality

[@mattwaldman3346]

Can you please visit Selena Quintanilla's grave?

[@KristinaMay2109]

You deserves millions of subscribers. Good luck to you!!😘

[@SunCoastFilms]

Love your work man. It temporarily takes me away. Very cool to see the lives of these people.

[@thesledge1969]

Awesome another great video. U do an awesome job. Plz keep up the good work

[@naughtyweirdo5581]

A very enjoyable video. From your fan in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@TheKnitch]

There's nothing like the blue sky in the desert. I grew up in the Inland Empire. :) This was great.

[@latashafrazier9038]

I love getting your notifications..like a lil child😊😊😅😅

[@doloresvargas6450]

The Roy Rogers Sunset Chapel looks lovely.Tony has spoken.

[@cynthiadaniels9375]

I'm in love with this series. Mr. Dark your voice is amazing! Thanku

[@devilswin09]

Excellent work. You bring joy to many people who watch these videos of those who once walked among us. I nominate you for a KZbin Emmy!!!

[@angelsutton9860]

HHHHEEEYYYY ~ I L💋VE "HAROLD ROBBINS" , he was SUCH A GREAT WRITER!!!! one of MY 2 MOST*FAVORITES!!!! the other (of My 2) is : "ANNE RICE" 😍💋😊!!!! Thanx Ever So Arthur 💋

[@MovieFan32]

I have always loved Phil Harris's work. I love him as Baloo and Thomas O'Malley.

[@garycarpenter6433]

And Little John from Robin Hood plus his work on the Jack Benny show

[@cumberlandhistoriccemetery9568]

Jane Wyman, one of the greats. God bless her Soul. Amen

[@fitness65]

Didn't get a chance to watch this yestetday but glad i got to catch it today. Excellent video as always and i remember roy rodgers and dale evans probably the nicest people and sweetest people you will ever meet. Was very sad the day when roy rodgers died and then when dale evans died but their legacy still lives on.

[@laurarule2123]

Frank Capra has a small stone,one would think it would be much bigger for a person who had such a stellar career.

[@robertgorton3856]

Roy Rogers and Dale Evans were two of my Mom's favorites. And, she loved their horses.

[@cambrown2784]

This series is so awesome.

[@cantalope67]

Thank you for these wonderful videos. You get an A-Plus for the way you presented them. To see the final resting place of the people who have entertained us throughout the years it brings back a lot of wonderful memories..

[@yvanduclos1963]

Congratulations once again Mr Dark for a piece of art so well done. I said it before and I'll say it again Arthur Dark you deserve a special Oscar for these magnificent videos. You should be the one presenting the In memoriam tribute at the Oscar's.

[@pod9538]

There's no click bait going on here just what you see is what you get. Excellent content as always.

[@karenculpepper973]

Thank you for your time you put into your videos. They are so peaceful and very informative. Again, thanks.

[@wndrwmn72a44]

I must say, I am truly enjoying your videos. Especially your visit to the Inland Empire. I was born and raised in Los Angeles but moved to the Inland Empire 20 years ago. During my residency in san Bernardino county I learned that many of the Wyatt brothers and family are buried in Colton, Ca. Randy Rhoads whom was a guitarist for Quiet Riot metal band and played with Ozzy Osbourne is also buried in San Bernardino. Among many others. I think you would enjoy coming out to Mountain View cemetery in San Bernardino and Hermosa cemetery in Colton on account you are doing videos in the Inland Empire. I know you asked your viewers they can film their own videos but I wouldn't do very well on camera! Thank you for your wonderful and very informative channel. They are truly appreciated.

[@magpieone9390]

I'm afraid of not living upto the standards Mr Dark has set,with his smooth voice and respectful manner. And my voice sounds like a goof ball!!!

[@AnnMargretFan]

So enjoyed your coverage of Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Cathedral City! It's one of my favorite cemeteries to visit. However, I did note a few celebrated notables were not shown... singer & actress Nancy Wilson; actress & former wife of actor Tyrone Power - Linda Christian; actor & singer John Conte, who was a cast member on the "Burns and Allen" radio show, later he was also one of the founding sponsors of the Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage, and was also one of the founders of the McCallum Theatre in Palm Desert; actress Virginia Field, the former wife of actor Paul Douglas... she played Morgan Le Fay in the 1949 movie adaptation of Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" and was a regular guest on the long-running "Perry Mason" series; Ken Venturi, a professional golfer & broadcaster, who spent 35 years working as a color commentator & lead analyst for CBS Sports - the longest such stint in sports broadcasting history. He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2013; and entrepreneur Irv Robbins, who along with Burt Baskin, co-founded the Baskin-Robbins ice cream chain in 1945. Thank you again Arthur for your amazing job in covering such cemeteries. So many viewers will never have the opportunity to visit such sites, but thanks to you, they receive a personal tour. Might I also suggest your visiting the Santa Barbara Cemetery, where a number of famous celebrities are buried, including Academy award winning actor Ronald Colman, actress Jeanne Crane, actor Bradford Dillman, model Suzy Parker, actor Laurence Harvey, actor John Ireland, TV's Daniel Boone - Fess Parker, actress Peggy Rea, singer & actor Alan Thicke, and actor Tab Hunter.

[@donnayarbrough1333]

I seen several people I really liked and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans where favorite

[@vernskid]

And a great night is now had by me. Love for these videos grows each time.

[@michele2855]

That hearse was incredible! Thanks for sharing. Once again a great video!

[@billyrodriguez1878]

The truth of the matter is your the greatest Arthur!!!!!

[@DesignsbyDonBrown]

I love entertainment history, and even run a website for it. I saw your piece in this video about George Burns. I used to have a cockatiel that I named "Gracie", after his wife.

[@MrDerekkline]

Thanks so much! Have wondered about quite a few of the final resting places of many of these wonderful, and talented artists! Just power watched many of your episodes. You deserve your own Oscar 👏

[@pam510]

For all the travel, research, and filming editing that you do to make these. videos. So we can watch them THANK YOU 🙇 Mr. Dark, bless you

[@janmyersknight6110]

I've just binge watched most of you videos!! I'm hooked! Thanks for all the work and research!!❤️

[@shadijabri633]

Love your channel it's very educational❤💛💚💙💜

[@ne1124]

Beautiful vlog! Thank you so much! 😊

[@Carol-D.1324]

I sooo appreciate all the hard work you do, and put into, the making of all of these. No overbearing loud music that doesn’t fit the subject, your voice projection is spot on and the INCREDIBLE care you take to ensure that they are presented with such kind respect. I have been a long time subscriber and I will continue to look forward to seeing my favorite celebrities and the infamous! Thank you sir 🙏

[@robertcombs55]

I was so glad to see Tab Hunter's Grave; I was a HUGE fan; he was a Great Actor and singer! Has his partner been buried next to him yet?

[@154Sniper]

I enjoy these videos I have a deep respect for those who entertained us through out the years. Please continue to make these videos as you do a great service in helping us remember the actors. singer, directors, and producers of iconic films and music.

[@elizabethmooney]

This is wonderful Arthur! Your videos are interesting to watch, as well as humorous. Thank you so much for doing this. My grandmother who had lived in Victorville, had personally knew Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, in fact, she even had sent to me a personal photo of those two with their autograph. Also, I will never forget the Roy Rogers Museum that had been there, I heard something that after Roy died the museum was closed in Victorville, and moved to another state.

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

Elizabeth Mooney It was moved to Missouri, but now has since closed. 💔

[@franklintompkins1619]

Thank you for reminding us of all these wonderful people!

[@yvettepatron9583]

I pass the cemetery all the time born in raised in the valley loving in cathedral city my whole life

[@lucianasanches5285]

Beautiful vídeo, thanks, kisses for You.😘.

[@internationalwoman1773]

Love watching your videos ❤️❤️ brings a smile to my face .

[@peterdebad1]

Thanks Arthur for bringing the past to some of us who may not have been around when the celebrities you show were big stars.

[@mattperiolat]

Guess I’m getting greedy as I feel my heart sink to my shoes with the words “And that concludes our tour.” Then again, consider it inspiration to marathon past episodes and eagerly await the next one.

[@juliewarrington4247]

I find these tours interesting and learning a lot of history

[@jerryc3240]

Once again Arthur, a great job. keeping the history of Hollywood alive.

[@reneagadediva67]

I really enjoy watching ur videos they very entertaining and informative and u r the perfect narrator for this please keep them coming. God bless from KY

[@davidturnbole4395]

Another fantastic presentation!! Roy and Dale were watched by me forever.

[@dbrew2u]

The absolute Best . Thank You !

[@grannygossip6768]

At age 3, Roy was my hero as I thought about him riding my stick horse pony, I would get my hat and watch the show. Have always wanted to ask Lyle Lovett while he wouldn't have wanted to marry "Ole Dale". I thought she was pretty slick as a woman; bold, beautiful and brave. When I was young, my ma and I went a farmer's market and my mom pointed out Dale shopping for groceries in a disguise. She looked whipped and then my mom explained how she had lost so many children she loved so dearly, Per my ma's instructions, I didn;t go to meet her but so much missed telling her how she and Roy were such a big part of my childhood imagination. The thought Trigger was stuffed bothered me alot but finally got use to the idea after the dog was stuffed too!

[@rethablair6902]

Rock Hudson WOW

[@user-wn2di5st4k]

Miss Dinah shore passed away in 1994.....🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.....unfortunately a few more years weren't possible ....

[@rs8638]

Thanks for celebrating Phil Harris and Alice Faye. Love your channel.

[@Weightlossjourney24]

Thank you for these videos, yes Roy Rogers was a 33 degree . Freemason

[@MrWereWolfGirl]

I find these so fascinating because the graveyards are so different than our graveyards over here :o We usually have stones and sand and full graves (as in a headstone and then the border along the entire grave) - we also usually light candles and leave a lot of flowers there (though candles are now finally slowly shifting to electric ones that burn using sun cells so you can have one lit for a year instead of those that you light up and then they only burn for a week or so crating a ton of plastic waste - small steps but I hope that we can eventually get to solar candles only - they still look pretty and it doesn't mean that you've forgotten your loved ones but I hate how much waste we are making because we are lighting so many candles, especially on the death day :( ) - we also don't have mausoleums or niches - I still hope that I can have my urn either displayed in one of those glass niches either have my ashes scattered - which is also not really popular over here - most people that choose to scatter them do so in the community part of the graveyard but they rarely take them home and spread them at home or bury their loved ones at home - these cemeteries look so calm and like a wonderful place to be laid to rest - ours look so … formal and stiff D:

[@tiddyc6800]

Dear mr. Dark...I look forward to every gift that you give us...always awesome

[@norabarry4258]

Nice little tidbit about Hotel California!

[@firebearva]

Roy and Dale Rogers were childhood heroes. Parents I wish I would have had, Glad to know Roy is a brother Mason.

[@clarencejacksonjr.]

Very good! I had been chomping at the bit for another one. I so enjoy them! Thanks!

[@jamesshave6186]

Love your work old chap.....