Abbott Dorothy
Dorothy Abbott was a showgirl in Las Vegas before acting in the 1940s thru 1960s. She was on Leave It To Beaver, and played Sergeant Friday's girlfriend on Dragnet. She committed suicide over the divorce from actor Rudy Diaz.
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Barnett Griff
Griff Barnett was an actor known for Criss Cross (1949), Holiday Affair (1949) and Angel Face (1953). His last appearance was in 1957's The Spirit of St. Louis.
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Beard Bobby
Bobbie Beard was a child actor, best-known for playing "Cotton" in several Our Gang short films from 1932-34. His older brother was Matthew "Stymie" Beard, one of the most popular Our Gang characters. Bobbie appeared as Stymie's younger brother in Hi'-Neighbor!, Forgotten Babies, Fish Hooky, A Lad an' a Lamp and Birthday Blues. In A Lad an' a Lamp, Spanky McFarland keeps wishing that Cotton could be a monkey. Despite his notable presence in several films, Beard never spoke a word. After Our Gang, Beard was an auction dealer, and later, he worked at the Hillcrest Country Club in Los Angeles and became good friends with Groucho Marx. He served in the Korean War, and spent his final years working for the LA School Board.
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Bedwell Harry
Harry Bedwell was an author of railroad fiction. Born in Iowa, he worked his way west as a telegraph operator, and eventually settled in Southern California. He became a stringer for the Saturday Evening Post. In his fiction writings, Bedwell's central character was an "op" named Eddie Sand. Eddie appears in a whole series of short stories, many of those later compiled in a paperback called The Boomer. When World War II caused a traffic surge on the rails, Bedwell took Eddie out of retirement as part of "The Old Soft Metal Gang" -- gold in our teeth, silver in our hair, and lead in the "caboose".
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Buddha
Buddha and cemetery.
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Buddhist Col Sign
The Buddhist memorial columbarium at Rose Hills.
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Burrell Rusty
Rusty Burrell was a bailiff in the trials of Caryl Chessman, Charles Manson, Patty Hearst and other high-profile cases. He was best known as the bailiff on TV's The People's Court.
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