FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Forest Lawn Glendale #7 (tWitch, Larry Flynt, 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’re back at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, to find such stars as Stephen “tWitch” Boss, Bob Cummings, Larry Flynt, and many more.

Full list of stars visited today: Cyril Hume, Jane Darwell, James Parrott, Warren William, A. F. Frankenstein, Larry Flynt, Joseph Strauss, Eric Blore, Gaylord Carter, Bobby Vernon, Antonio Moreno, Gene Austin, Elvia Allman, Bob Cummings, Bess Meredyth, Charles Ogle, Ali Ollie Woodson, Dwight Frye, Stephen "tWitch" Boss, Bob Baker, Astrid Allwyn, Hank Worden, James Millican, Will Mastin, Sammy Davis Sr., Casey Stengel, Johnny Mack Brown, Lionel Stander, Victor McLaglan, Charlie Ruggles, Wesley Ruggles, Donald Crisp, Billy Benedict

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Produced by Arthur Dark
Music by Giuseppe Vasapolli
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[HollywoodGraveyard]

Should note that there is also a grave marker to Larry Flynt in Kentucky (not yet engraved with his death date), that was placed at the time of his wife's death in 1987. He had intended on being buried there at one time, but it appears he decided in the end to be entombed here in LA. As such, since they would not rest side by side at the Kentucky site, the family of his wife Althea had her remains exhumed and reburied in Ohio. So, as I understand it, both the Kentucky sites are now empty. Will update with more info if it comes to light...

[jeffaltier]

My favorite parts of your videos are when you talk about the great character actors from old Hollywood. They never got the press, but they are what made the movies come alive.

[ronaldsteele]

I love when I believe there is nothing on YouTube and BAM this pop's up and proves me wrong. I love when you visit the older actors from the golden era of when Hollywood was still fresh. So many star's who have never been heard of and because of you Author Dark you give them a small honor call.

You so deserve a Oscar for all the respect you have shown through these videos.

[timothyleake]

I was a big fan of Steven "Twitch" Boss and when I learned of his suicide, it really broke my heart! He had such tremendous talent! It was nice seeing his final resting place, but also a bit sad as well! Gone waay too soon, but never forgotten!

[BelievingRebel]

Thank you for remembering tWitch. He was a superb dancer, and I was so saddened by his passing. We truly never know what battles others are facing.

[dottiegillespie]

Hello to all my fellow Hollywood Graveyard family members!! Wishing you all love and peace. Thank you Mr. Dark and Guisseppe! I hope i spelled that correctly. I apologize if I didn't.

[williamwhite]

Hollywood Graveyard is one of my favorite YouTube channels. Thanks for another video, Arthur!

[stormcop]

I am ALWAYS excited when I get a notification that you have posted another video!!!! Thank you so much,

[trenchcoatmafioso]

I'm 52. I recall sitting with my parents when I was a child, watching old movies with some of these actors.

[BrittKatSlat]

I love Joseph Strauss’ tribute to his Wife Ethelyn. A picture of everything but his achievement, the Golden Gate Bridge... She was his foundation. He couldn’t do it without her. So subtle but powerful!

[felineaddict]

My mom is buried at the Great Mausoleum. Forest Lawn Glendale is gorgeous. The views are breathtaking. Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy your content. Very respectfully done 🙂

[spokanetomcat]

Forest Lawn Glendale, my old elementary school, Cerritos, is across the street from the main gate. My kindergarten teacher, in 1964, took the class over to look at the pond and birds there. We watched many funerals drive by the front of the school or playground. If we asked our teachers about it, they said to ask our parents. My family lived a few homes away from, The Music Box, stairs 1958-1963.

[libertygiveme]

Thank-You Arthur, for remembering many of the Silent Era Stars. Also for remembering tWitch. He was a very talented man, but apparently, very HAUNTED!!!! May He Rest In Eternal Peace.

[atclfi]

So many people talk about Hollywood Hills now being the best Forest Lawn, but Glendale in my opinion outdoes them all. The architecture, setting, you can’t beat it.

[mclarkins]

I loved Lionel Stander as Max on Hart to Hart. Always calling them either, "Mr. H or Mrs. H, " he was always reading the Horse racing paper and smoking a stogie(cigar) while waiting for the Harts.

[patriciasneed]

On Bob Cummings you forgot his role as Professor Stutwell in Beach Party and Charlie Ruggles played the grandfather in the first Parent Trap movie. I really love watching your videos. Your voice is fantastic. I could listen to you all day. My highest compliment to you is this: I would gladly and happily take a class you taught, and I'd actually listen up.

[Craighetfield]

Who else been watching every video since day 1 ??

[josephinemiller]

Thank you for remembering Twitch. He was such a talented dancer. I lost two very young friends to suicide by gun so this makes me emotional.

[dww]

I love how you profile some of the obscure actors, writers and others in the movie industry, sports world and others who deserve a spotlight. I love the history.

[justinalvarez]

Stephen Twitch Boss RIP We Love Man Thank U For Memories