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  • May 09, 2021
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Ackerman Forrest
Forrest Ackerman wrote 50 books, and amassed a 300,000-piece collection of sci-fi, fantasy and horror books and film memorabilia. He was awarded a special Hugo award for his fanaticism.
Acord Art
Art Acord acted in silent westerns, and was a rodeo champ. After his career faded, he tried mining in Mexico where died from cyanide poisoning - either a suicide, or murder by the Mexican politician who found him with his wife.
Adams Waldo
Waldo Adams was the flight engineer on the DC-7 that crashed in Pacoima. He had 20 years experience with Douglas, and over 2,700 flying hours with 278 in DC-7s.
Albright Wally
Wally Albright was one of Our Gang/Little Rascals but only had one adult role. After the Navy, he owned a trucking company, and won the Men's National Track and Ski Championship in 1957.
Alcove Sign
Alda Robert
Alphonso Giuseppe Giovanni Roberto D'Abruzzo, known as actor Robert Alda started in vaudeville, and made most of his movies in Italy, living in Rome since 1960. Joined sons Alan Alda and Anthony Alda in an episode of M*A*S*H.
Aldrich Robert
Allwyn Astrid
Astrid Allwyn acted on stage, then as Charles Boyer's fiancee in Love Affair, and was in the Shirley Temple film Dimples, and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
Andre Lona
Lona Andre was a WAMPAS Baby Star, and acted in 50 films, mostly B varieties, before leaving for a successful Hollywood real estate career. She was married to actor Edward Morris for 4 months.
Austin Laurence
Laurence Austin owned the country's only theater devoted solely to silent films. The theater opened in 1942, closed in 1979 and reopened in 1991 by Austin. He was killed in a robbery at the theater.
Aye Maryon
Maryon Aye was discovered by producer Mack Sennett on a beach. She became one of his bathing beauties and in 1919 she made her film debut in the comedy short Hearts And Flowers. Her last movie was the 1926 comedy Irene. After a stalled career and the death of her mother, her psychiatric problems caused her to check into a hotel and eat poison for her final suicide attempt. Her second husband thought she had only been joking about it.
Baggett Lynne
Lynne Baggett was an actress an the 40's and early 50's, known for D.O.A. (1950), The Flame and the Arrow (1950) and The Time of Their Lives (1946). She was married to director Sam Spiegel. She served 60 days in jail for a hit-and-run accident in 1954, attempted suicide in 1959 and was diagnosed as a 'chronic depressed neurotic', and was found dead from a barbiturate overdose a few months later.
Bakaleinikoff Constantin
Constantin Bakaleinikoff was a composer with the LA Philharmonic, then for movie scores, including Hitchcock's Notorious. Oscar nominated for Something to Sing About, The Fallen Sparrow, and None But the Lonely Heart .
Bakaleinikoff Misha
Misha Bakaleinikoff was a musical director, film composer and conductor. Movies include Lost Horizon, Hellcats of the Navy, Earth vs. the Flying Saucers, and Jane Eyre
Barnard Lawrence
Lawrence Barnard was the creator and host of The Happy Wanderer travelogue show of the 1960s. A map of his weekly travel was available only at Ford dealerships, as Ford sponsored the show.
Barnes Binnie
Mike helped bring the Raiders football and Olympics to Los Angeles. Binnie Barnes acted in the Private Life of Henry the VIII, Three Smart Girls, the Three Musketeers, and her last movie, 40 Carats.
Barnes Binnie
The landmark Joe E. Brown monument at Forest Lawn. Also here is producer and adopted son Mike Frankovich and actress Binnie Barnes (Frankovich).
Barry Jack
Jack Barry hosted many TV game shows and was caught in the game-show scandal involving rigged games.
Bates Norman
Norman Francis Bates was a Medal of Honor recipient from the Civil War. He captured the Confederate unit's flag and flag-bearer.
Baum L Frank
Lyman Frank Baum, better known by his pen name L. Frank Baum, was an author known for his children's books, particularly The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. He wrote thirteen novel sequels, nine other fantasy novels, and a host of other works. His works anticipated such later things as TV, augmented reality, laptop computers (The Master Key), wireless telephones (Tik-Tok of Oz), women in high risk, action-heavy occupations (Mary Louise in the Country), and the ubiquity of advertising on clothing (Aunt Jane's Nieces at Work).
Beck Robert Maupin
Robert Beck was a pimp for 24 years, but after time in prison, turned to writing as Iceberg Slim, including an autobiographical novel Pimp: The Story of My Life. He also has an album of poetry called Reflections.
Beery Wallace
Wallace Beery started as an assistant to an elephant trainer. For 35 years he held the record for catching the largest black sea bass. He won the best actor oscar for The Champ in 1931.
Bernhardt Felix
Felix Bernhardt wrote the original music for the Christmas classic song Winter Wonderland. The very popular Perry Como/Andrew Sisters versions came out after his death.
Besser Joe
Joe Besser was the last of the Three Stooges. He was also in some Abbott and Costello movies and played Stinky on their show, and was in 88 episodes of the Joey Bishop Show.
Best
Civl war vet, 'Best'.
Binyon Claude
Claude Binyon was the journalist who wrote Variety's famous 1929 headline 'Wall Street Lays An Egg'. He subsequently wrote screenplays and directed several movies.
Bird Billie
Billie Bird was an actress and comedian. Bird was discovered at age eight while living at an orphanage. She worked in vaudeville, and then theater/cabaret before moving on to TV and film. She had a one-word role in The Odd Couple, then was in director John Hughes' Sixteen Candles, Home Alone, and Dennis the Menace. She also starred as Mrs. Lois Feldman in Police Academy 4. On The Wonder Years, she was the wife in the car in the final episode.
Blackford Mary
Mary Blackford acted in Merrily Yours (1933), The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi (1933) and Love Time (1934). She died on September 25, 1937 three years after being paralyzed in a car accident. Writer Bruce Barton and humorist Will Rogers had helped pay her medical expenses and a benefit dance was held in Hollywood on her behalf.
Borden Olive
Olive Borden was a WAMPAS Baby, a Mack Sennet bathing beauty, and worked in 11 silent films in a 1926 at $1500 per week. She joined the WACS in 1943, but found little acting work afterward. Alcoholic and broke, she died in a LA women's mission.
Borzage Frank
Frank Borzage acted and directed early movies, and won oscars for Seventh Heaven in 1927 and Bad Girl in 1931. Other movie directing includes A Farewll to Arms, and Strange Cargo.
Boy Statue
Brown Don
Brown Joe E
Comedian Joe E. Brown shares a grave site with other family members. Possibly most-famous for his role as a millionaire in the movie "Some Like It Hot" he uttered the final "Well, nobody's perfect".
Brown Joe E
Comedian Joe E. Brown shares a grave site with other family members. Possibly most-famous for his role as a millionaire in the movie "Some Like It Hot" he uttered the final "Well, nobody's perfect".
Brown Joe E
Brown Kay
Kay Brown was a singer, and appeared on stage and film in Driftwood (1947), The Strip (1951) , Riddles in Rhythm (1956), and The Cruel Tower (1956).
Budd Ralph
Ralph Budd became the youngest railroad president in America with Great Northern Railway in 1919 at age 40. He was also an engineer on the Panama canal.
Bugliosi Vincent
Vincent "the G is silent" Bugliosi was an attorney and bestselling author. Hee successfully prosecuted 105 out of 106 felony jury trials, which included 21 murder convictions without a single loss. Part of his success was not representing defendents who he thought were guilty. He was best-known for prosecuting Charles Manson and other defendants accused of the Tate–LaBianca murders in 1969. Bugliosi, with Curt Gentry, wrote Helter Skelter, about the case, in 1974.
Builders Creed
Builders Creed
The Builder's creed.
Burgess Helen
Helen Burgess had little acting experience but was personally chosen by CB DeMille for The Plainsman. She was in only 3 other films before dying of pneumonia just before her 21st birthday.
Burnett John
Johnny Burnette was a rockabilly musician, and founded The Rock and Roll Trio with his brother and a friend. He originally sang You're Sixteen, later covered by Ringo Starr. He was the father of 1980s rockabilly singer Rocky Burnette.
Burnett William
William Burnett was a novelist and screenwriter. He wrote the crime novels Little Caesar, and Scarface. Screenplays include High Sierra, and The Asphalt Jungle. He was oscar-nominated for Wake Island and The Great Escape.
Burnette Dorsey
Dorsey Burnette was an early rockabilly singer, co-founding The Rock and Roll Trio which won the Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour three times in a row. Dorsey soon left the group. Later in LA, Dorsey and Joe Morgan met Ricky Nelson who recorded their "Believe What You Say", "It's Late" and "Waitin' In School", and others. Dorsey later was "born again" and transitioned back to country music. He was voted “Most Promising Newcomer” by the Academy of Country Music in 1973 and in all, he had 15 Top Country hits but none of them made the Top 20. He also helped on some film songs. Dorsey is the father of Fleetwood Mac member Billy Burnette.
Cadman Charles
Charles Cadman was an American composer, whose musical education was completely American. He began piano lessons at 13, then studied harmony, theory, and orchestration with Luigi von Kunits and Emil Paur, the concertmaster and conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. At eighteen, he was a railroad office clerk, while he continued writing music on the side. In 1902 he met a neighbor, Nelle Richmond Eberhart, who wrote the text of their first work together, a hymn for which they were paid one and a half dollars. Their collaboration continued for 40 years, including the Four American Indian Songs, and five operas. In 1908 Cadman was appointed as the music editor and critic of the Pittsburgh Dispatch. He was greatly influenced by American Indian music, which he had been studying. After publishing several articles on American Indian music, Cadman was regarded as an expert on the subject. In 1908 he began 25 years of touring to present lectures known as the "Indian Talk", or "Indian Music Tour". In the 1920s, Cadman moved to Los Angeles, and helped found the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, often performing there as a solo pianist. He also wrote scores for several films and was considered a top film composer of the period.
Campbell Albert
Albert Campbell earned the Medal of Honor during the Boxer Rebellion. 'In action at Tientsin, China, 21 June 1900. During the advance on Tientsin, Campbell distinguished himself by his conduct.'
Campbell Ian
Ian Campbell was a plain-clothes policeman who was murdered in an onion field. His partner was able to escape. The non-fiction book The Onion Field by policeman/writer Joseph Wambaugh was made into a movie, with Ted Danson playing Ian Campbell.
Cansino Eduardo
Eduardo Cansino was a dancer and actor, and father of actress and dancer Rita Hayworth. He appeared in Sombrero, Salome, The Loves of Carmen, and Dancing Pirate.
Carpenter Jeanne
Jeanne Carpenter was a child actor in two dozen silent movies, and had one uncredited adult role as a telephone operator in 1945's Weekend at the Waldorf.
Carr William
Capt William Carr was piloting the DC-7B that had a mid-air collison with a F-89 jet, and crashed onto the Pacoima Middle School in 1957.
Ackerman Forrest

Ackerman Forrest  23 views

Acord Art

Acord Art  27 views

Adams Waldo

Adams Waldo  24 views

Albright Wally

Albright Wally  24 views

Alcove Sign

Alcove Sign  38 views

Alda Robert

Alda Robert  22 views

Aldrich Robert

Aldrich Robert  25 views

Allwyn Astrid

Allwyn Astrid  28 views

Andre Lona

Andre Lona  26 views

Austin Laurence

Austin Laurence  27 views

Aye Maryon

Aye Maryon  20 views

Baggett Lynne

Baggett Lynne  21 views

Bakaleinikoff Constantin

Bakaleinikoff Constantin  29 views

Bakaleinikoff Misha

Bakaleinikoff Misha  31 views

Barnard Lawrence

Barnard Lawrence  28 views

Barnes Binnie

Barnes Binnie  25 views

Barnes Binnie

Barnes Binnie  28 views

Barry Jack

Barry Jack  23 views

Bates Norman

Bates Norman  24 views

Baum L Frank

Baum L Frank  27 views

Beck Robert Maupin

Beck Robert Maupin  25 views

Beery Wallace

Beery Wallace  24 views

Bernhardt Felix

Bernhardt Felix  25 views

Besser Joe

Besser Joe  22 views

Best

Best  22 views

Binyon Claude

Binyon Claude  27 views

Bird Billie

Bird Billie  12 views

Blackford Mary

Blackford Mary  16 views

Borden Olive

Borden Olive  25 views

Borzage Frank

Borzage Frank  27 views

Boy Statue

Boy Statue  33 views

Brown Don

Brown Don  29 views

Brown Joe E

Brown Joe E  28 views

Brown Joe E

Brown Joe E  33 views

Brown Joe E

Brown Joe E  30 views

Brown Kay

Brown Kay  20 views

Budd Ralph

Budd Ralph  25 views

Bugliosi Vincent

Bugliosi Vincent  24 views

Builders Creed

Builders Creed  32 views

Builders Creed

Builders Creed  30 views

Burgess Helen

Burgess Helen  32 views

Burnett John

Burnett John  28 views

Burnett William

Burnett William  34 views

Burnette Dorsey

Burnette Dorsey  20 views

Cadman Charles

Cadman Charles  1 view

Campbell Albert

Campbell Albert  30 views

Campbell Ian

Campbell Ian  33 views

Cansino Eduardo

Cansino Eduardo  32 views

Carpenter Jeanne

Carpenter Jeanne  33 views

Carr William

Carr William  31 views

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