Hollywood Remains to Be Seen
Here are a few of the more than 300 celebrity biographies and gravesite
photos from "Hollywood
Remains to Be Seen":
Forest Lawn - Glendale
Clara Bow - The "It" Girl
Joe E. Brown - Wide-mouthed comedian
George Burns and Gracie Allen - Together Again
Walt Disney - Pioneering animator
Errol Flynn - Fun-loving rogue to the very end
Dwight Frye - Sinister sidekick
Jean Harlow - The original "Blonde Bombshell"
Edward Everett Horton - Comic support to Fred and Ginger
Ted Knight - "Bye, guy"
Alan Ladd - "Shane"
Carole Landis - Short, tragic career
Tom Mix - The silent screen's King of the Cowboys
Clayton Moore - The one and only "Lone Ranger"
Jack Oakie - Master of the "double take"
Red Skelton - One of TV's most popular clowns
James Stewart - Everyman
Spencer Tracy - The actor's actor
Robert Young - "Father Knows Best"
Forest Lawn - Hollywood Hills
Lucille Ball - We all loved Lucy
Bette Davis - "She Did it the Hard Way"
Buster Keaton - The Great Stoneface
Ernie Kovacs - Television's first genius
Walter Lantz - Father of Woody Woodpecker
Stan Laurel - A master of comedy
Liberace - Flamboyant pianist
Freddie Prinze - Too much, too soon
George Raft - Movie tough guy
Hollywood Forever
Renee Adoree - Silent-screen star
Mel Blanc - "That's all folks !"
Iron Eyes Cody - "Keep America Beautiful"
Marion Davies - More than just Hearst's girlfriend
Cecil B. DeMille - Legendary director and Hollywood pioneer
Douglas Fairbanks Sr. - The ultimate swashbuckler
Victor Fleming - "Gone With The Wind" director
Joan Hackett - "Go Away -- I'm Asleep"
Barbara La Marr - "The Girl Who Was Too Beautiful"
Florence Lawrence - The First Movie Star
Elmo Lincoln - The First "Tarzan"
Tyrone Power - The last great swashbuckling hero
Virginia Rappe - Center of Fatty Arbuckle scandal
Hattie McDaniel - Groundbreaking actress
Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer - A "Little Rascal" to the very end
Rudolph Valentino - "The Shiek"
Clifton Webb - Not forgotten, and not gone, either
Westwood Memorial Park
Lew Ayres - "Paging Dr. Kildare"
Dominique Dunne - "An American Tragedy"
Burt Lancaster - Two-fisted actor with the 1,000-watt smile
Jack Lemmon - Comedy and tragedy
Dean Martin - "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime"
Walter Matthau - Half of "The Odd Couple"
Marilyn Monroe - Hollywood's symbol of sex appeal - and tragedy
Heather O'Rourke - "They're ba-a-a-a-a-ack !"
Natalie Wood - Child star to superstar
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mary Astor - Bogie's co-star
Ray Bolger - The Scarecrow
John Candy - Rotund funnyman
Jackie Coogan - From "The Kid" to "Uncle Fester"
Bing Crosby - Laid-back crooner and Oscar-winning actor
Jimmy Durante - The Ol' Schnozzola
Rita Hayworth - Auburn-haired bombshell
Jack Haley - The Tin Man
Bela Lugosi - Count Dracula
Fred MacMurray - Kindly sitcom dad or scheming killer?
Rosalind Russell - Tough-talking queen of screwball comedy
Mack Sennett - The King of Comedy
Sharon Tate - Actress, and murder victim
Hillside Memorial Park
Jack Benny - Eternally 39
Lorne Greene - "Bonanza's" Ben Cartwright
Al Jolson - "You ain't heard nothing yet !"
Mount Sinai Memorial Park
Phil Silvers - The Top Banana
Brandon Tartikoff - NBC's golden boy
Oakwood Memorial Park
Fred Astaire - Elegance, style and grace
Ginger Rogers - More than just Fred's dance partner
Calvary Cemetery
Ted Healy - Leader of the Stooges
Pola Negri - The quintessential vamp of the silent screen
Mabel Normand - The silent Queen of Comedy, and Queen of Scandal
Ramon Novarro - Ravishing Ramon
Home of Peace Memorial Park
Jerome "Curly" Howard - "Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk !"
Louis B. Mayer - MGM's driving force
Eden Memorial Park
Groucho Marx - "Hello, I must be going"
San Fernando Mission Cemetery
Walter Brennan - Tops among supporting actors
Valhalla Memorial Park
Oliver Hardy - "Here's another fine mess you've gotten me into."
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Alfredo Codona and Lillian Leitzel - Tragic aerialists
Betty Grable - Million-dollar legs
Gypsy Rose Lee - Legendary stripper
Cesar Romero - The Latin Lover, and the Joker
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