Acosta Bert
Bert Acosta.
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Allard James
James Allard.
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Arthur Johnny
John Arthur had 25 years in vaudeville and English music halls before his movie debut in 1923. He starred in the 1925 horror spoof The Monster, and in a series of two-reelers for the Christie studio in the late 1920s. Arthur's heyday was in the pre-Production Code period 1929-1933 when he had a virtual monopoly on fussy, stereotypically gay characters.
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Banner Jill
Jill Banner was an actress, possibly best-known as Virginia, the "spider baby" in the 1964 (released in '68) cult horror-comedy Spider Baby. She also had roles as James Coburn's flower-child friend in The President's Analyst, and in TV's Dragnet. After working in real estate, she returned to acting and had a vague script-working relationship with Marlon Brando before her car-accident death.
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Bell Hank
Hank Bell, with his trademark long droopy mustache, acted in 400 roles, mostly uncredited in Westerns. Films include Flame of Barbary Coast (1945), 'Neath Western Skies (1929) and Code of the Cow Country (1927).
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Benaderet Bea
Bea Benaderet started out in radio including the Fibber McGee Show and Jack Benny Show, and ended on TV's Green Acres and Petticoat Junction.
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Bennett Belle
Belle Bennett starred in the silent films Stella Dallas, The Battle of the Sexes, and The Iron Mask. Her career virtually ended with talkies and she died in poverty, after a long battle with cancer.
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Best Willie
Willie Best starred alongside the Marx Brothers, Bob Hope, Laurel and Hardy, and three films with Shirley Temple. He also a musician and song writer. After a drug arrest ended his film career, he worked in TV before retiring.
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Bevans Clem
Clem Bevans was in vaudeville, and was a long-time actor on stage and at age 55 in film, usually playing eccentric, grumpy old men. He was in Young Tom Edison , Sergeant York, Hitchcock's Saboteur, The Yearling, and Harvey
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Boniface Symona
Symona Boniface acted in background roles until signing with Columbia in 1930, and began appearing in almost all of their comedy shorts, most frequently as a foil for The Three Stooges. Her haughty demeanor made her perfect for the stuffy grande dames whose lives were made miserable by the Stooges. This marker was provided by Stooge fans in 2005.
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Bridgeford Shirley Ann
Shirley Ann Bridgeford was the second victim of serial murderer Harvey Glatman.
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Brookins Walter
Walter Brookins.
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Bryan Arthur
Arthur Bryant was best known as the voice of 'Elmer Fudd' in the Warner Brothers cartoons, among others.
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Bryant Nana
Nana Bryant acted in Meet Nero Wolfe, Pennies From Heaven, Out West With the Hardys, Calling Dr. Gillespie, The Song of Bernadette, Ladies of the Chorus, The DuPont Story, The Outcast, and the role of Mrs. Nestor on TV's Our Miss Brooks.
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Byrd Richard
Famous pilot RE Byrd is not buried here.
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