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1. HCCEM_100728_006.JPG: From http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml : Superstar Bing Crosby's (1901-1977) modest grave (between markers #125 & #126) is located four rows back (south) from the grotto and ten graves from the western edge. Bing is buried next to his first wife, his mother and his father. Renowned as both singer and actor, Bing starred in such hits as "Going My Way," "The Country Girl," "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court," "Holiday Inn," and countless "Road pictures." with buddy Bob Hope. He also recorded what was to become the biggest-selling record of all time: "White Christmas." The headstone contains a cross, the insignia IHS, and the words: "1904-1977. Beloved by All. Harry Lillis Bing Crosby."
2. HCCEM_100728_012.JPG: The final resting place of actor Bela Lugosi (1884-1956), famous as Hollywood's "Count Dracula," is located just five spaces to the right (east) of Bing Crosby's grave: four rows back (south) from the grotto, and about 15 graves from the western edge, between markers #126 & #127. At his request, Bela was buried in the black cape that he wore in his famous role as the Count. His black & white headstone is marked with a cross (something no self-respecting vampire would tolerate), and reads: "Beloved Father. 1882 - 1956." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml
3. HCCEM_100728_015.JPG: Jack Haley (1899-1979), who played "The Tin Man" pining for a heart in the beloved classic "The Wizard of Oz." Besides that memorable role, he also starred with Shirley Temple in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," and in numerous supporting roles. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml
4. HCCEM_100728_026.JPG: Actress Rita Hayworth (1918-1987), with the epitaph: "Beloved Mother. Oct. 17, 1918 - May 14, 1987. To Yesterday's Companionship and Tomorrow's Reunion." Rita Hayworth starred opposite such superstars as Fred Astaire in "You'll Never Get Rich" (1941), James Cagney in "The Strawberry Blonde" (1941), Tyrone Power in "Blood and Sand" (1941), Gene Kelly in "Cover Girl" (1944), Frank Sinatra in "Pal Joey." (1957), and John Wayne in "Circus World" (1964). The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml
5. HCCEM_100728_028.JPG: Veteran actor MacDonald Carey (1913-1994). His movie career spanned five decades (including Hitchcock's "Shadow of a Doubt"), and he made countless TV appearances. but he was probably best known for his role as 'Doctor Tom Horton' which he played for almost 30 years on the TV soap opera "Days of Our Lives." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml
6. HCCEM_100728_032.JPG: Jack Wrather (who owned both the Queen Mary and the Disneyland Hotel) and his wife, actress Bonita Granville (1923-1988) in graves #20 & #21. At age 13, Bonita Granville had a memorable dramatic role as the bad child spreading lies about her teachers in 1936's "These Three." (she was nominated for an Oscar). As a teenager, portrayed spunky girl reporter 'Nancy Drew' in several movies of the late 1930's, and was also featured in the WW2 movie "Hitler's Children," and a number of Andy Hardy films. But she never became a major star as an adult. If you've ever been to Disneyland Hotel, you've probably seen the fancy restaurant called "Granville's." That restaurant was named after Bonita (as was the 'Bonita Tower' at the hotel complex.) The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml
7. HCCEM_100728_036.JPG: From http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml : Sharon Tate (Polanski) (1943-1969) and her unborn child, both murdered by the Charles Manson gang in 1969. Her husband, Roman Polanski, was the director of the movie "Chinatown," and now lives in exile in Europe. Her headstone is located eight rows from the lawn's western edge, and three markers south of the lawn's northern edge. It reads: "SHARON TATE POLANSKI 1943 - 1969 Our Loving Daughter & Beloved Wife of Roman."
8. HCCEM_100728_041.JPG: French actor Charles Boyer (1899-1978), perhaps best known for his 1944 role in "Gaslight" (in which he tried to convince Ingrid Bergman's character that she was going insane). His grave is just one row back from the lawn's western edge, and eight graves in from the lawn's northern edge. His headstone reads: "Beloved Husband & Devoted Father 1899-1978." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross.shtml
9. HCCEM_100728_043.JPG: Jimmy Durante (1893-1980). His grave is located three spaces in from the eastern curb, and two rows down from the rock grotto - to the left (east) of the statue of St. Joseph (in Tier 96, grave #6). Jimmy Durante, one of the most memorable characters of the Golden Age, was noted for his raspy voice and large "schnozzola"; he appeared in numerous movies in the 30's & 40's before moving on to host his own TV shows in the 50's. One of the last roles Jimmy did was as narrator of the seasonal cartoon "Frosty the Snowman." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross2.shtml
10. HCCEM_100728_052.JPG: Gladys Belzer
11. HCCEM_100728_055.JPG: Audrey Meadows (1922-1996), famous for her role as 'Alice Kramden', the sarcastic, long-suffering wife of Ralph Kramden (played by Jackie Gleason) in the classic TV sitcom "The Honeymooners." Later, she played the Ted Knight's cranky mother-in-law in the sitcom "Too Close for Comfort." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross2.shtml
12. HCCEM_100728_059.JPG: Jackie Coogan (1914-1984) (Section F, Tier 56, grave #47), who started out as a popular child star opposite Charlie Chaplin in "The Kid" (1921), and ended up playing the macabre 'Uncle Fester' on TV's "The Addams Family." Because his parents squandered the money he had earned as a child, the 'Coogan Law' was passed requiring the parents of child stars to save a certain amount of the child's earnings for his future. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross2.shtml
13. HCCEM_100728_062.JPG: Pat O'Brien (1922-1996), who made 116 movies (from the 1920's silent "Shadows of the West." to 1981's "Ragtime," usually portraying an Irishman, often a Catholic priest. His most memorable role was as coach Knute Rockne (opposite Ronald Reagan's 'Gipper') in the movie "Knute Rockne, All-American." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross2.shtml
14. HCCEM_100728_065.JPG: Edmond O'Brien (1915-1985), who starred in such films as the original Big Brother epic "1984." and the original "D.O.A." I personally remember him well as Southern boss 'Will Varner' in the short-lived TV series, "The Long Hot Summer." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross2.shtml
15. HCCEM_100728_068.JPG: Ann Miller (1923-2004). Younger readers may remember her best from the long-running stage show "Sugar Babies", which she starred in with Mickey Rooney. But that was actually near the end of her long career. If you're a fan of movie musicals, you're sure to have seen Ann. Remember "Easter Parade" with Fred Astaire and Judy Garland? Ann was Fred's snooty girlfriend. Remember "On the Town" with Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly? Ann was the beautiful anthropologist who danced in the museum number "Prehistoric Man". Like Eleanor Powell, she started out as one of Hollywood's best tap dancers, and even after she sequed into acting, her films often included a dance number that gave her an opportunity to show off her legs. She usually played the second feminine lead (often a brassy, good-hearted showgirl), and was rarely the star in her films. But she also got a chance to grab the spotlight on stage in Broadway musicals, and she has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross2.shtml
16. HCCEM_100728_071.JPG: Chick Hearn (1916-2002), the voice of the L.A. Lakers for over 40 years, is buried in this same section F at Holy Cross, up near Loretta Young's mother, in Tier 64, grave 42. Chick's funeral (at St. Martin's) was attended by Mayor Hahn, Governor Davis, Cardinal Mahoney, actor Jack Nicholson, and just about every basketball great in the sport's L.A. history. Doing Lakers play-by-play for a record 3,338 games, Chick coined such familiar terms as "slam dunk" and "air ball". He was so popular that, following his death, the major L.A. television stations devoted several hours to carrying his funeral live on TV - and huge line of fans formed at the Staples Center, waiting for a chance to file past and take a final look at his broadcast booth. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross2.shtml
17. HCCEM_100728_074.JPG: The dark section allows them to add a name and dates of a spouse later
18. HCCEM_100728_076.JPG: From http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml : Silent film director Mack Sennett (1880-1960) (the "King of Comedy"), is buried across the road to the south, in Section N. He was one of the greatest comedy pioneers of all time. His Keystone Studios (in what is now CBS Studio Center) churned out over a thousand silent screen classics starring his discoveries: Charlie Chaplin, Fatty Arbuckle, Buster Keaton, W.C. Fields, Stan Laurel, Harold Lloyd, and Wallace Beery, and of course the Keystone Kops.
19. HCCEM_100728_079.JPG: Actress Mary Astor (1906-1987) (12 rows down from the north curb, across the road from the south side of the Mausoleum.) Mary made over 120 movies, but she's best remembered today for her starring role alongside Humphrey Bogart as the femme fatale in the 1941 classic, "The Maltese Falcon." That same year, she won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in another film, "The Great Lie" (opposite Bette Davis.) Three years later, she played Judy Garland's mother in the beloved 1944 musical "Meet Me In St. Louis." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
20. HCCEM_100728_086.JPG: Long-time Dodgers owner Walter O'Malley (1903-1979). O'Malley moved the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team from Brooklyn to Los Angeles in 1958, and he ran the team until his death in 1979. His son Peter O'Malley inherited the team when his father died. The Dodgers made it to the World series 15 times under O'Malley ownership. Alas, the family sold the team to Fox in 1998. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
21. HCCEM_100728_089.JPG: Actress Rosalind Russell's grave, just stand outside the mausoleum, look down the grassy slope and simply spot the huge white crucifix. This giant cross marks here grave. Among her 50+ movie roles, Ms. Russell played the wry Mother Superior in "The Trouble With Angels" (1966), the eccentric "Auntie Mame" (1958) and the pushy stage mother in "Gypsy" (1962). She also played 'Hildy Johnson' in 1940's "His Girl Friday" (opposite Cary Grant) and 'Ruth' in "My Sister Eileen." She was nominated for four Academy Awards as Best Actress. It is a fitting memorial to her brassy screen persona that she lies beneath one of the most ostentatious of monuments: a giant, life-size, white crucifix near the top of the park's eastern slope. Perhaps out of discretion, the bronze marker contains the date of her death (1976) but not of her birth. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
22. HCCEM_100728_099.JPG: Legendary director John�Ford (1895-1973). He directed over 140 films in his lifetime, 24 of them starring John Wayne, including such classics as "Stagecoach," "The Searchers," "The Quiet Man," and "How the West Was Won." Nine other Ford films starred Henry Fonda, including "The Grapes of Wrath" and "Mr. Roberts.." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
23. HCCEM_100728_111.JPG: Actor Fred MacMurray (1908-1991), famous as the patient father, Steve Douglas, in the long-running TV series "My Three Sons," and in feature movies such as "The Egg & I," "Double Indemnity," "The Caine Mutiny," and in several Disney comedies, including "The Shaggy Dog," "The Absent-Minded Professor" and "Son of Flubber." The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross3.shtml
24. HCCEM_100728_115.JPG: Comic actor John Candy (1950-1994), who died suddenly of a heart attack at age 43. John Candy got his start with the classic comedy troupe "SCTV," and went on to star in over 30 movies, playing the jolly fat man in such comedies as "Splash," "Spaceballs," "Only the Lonely," "Planes, Trains & Automobiles," "Uncle Buck," "Summer Rental," and "The Great Outdoors." His crypt is marked by a golden Sacred Heart, and his epitaph reads "In Loving Memory One Heart and One Soul We Miss You Dearly" The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross3.shtml
25. HCCEM_100728_123.JPG: Maestro of demented music, Spike Jones (1911-1965). No one can forget his wacky, wild versions of "Cocktails for Two." and "Der Fuhrer's Face," punctuated by gunshots, honking horns and burps. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross3.shtml
26. HCCEM_100728_127.JPG: Mario Lanza (1921-1959) was the nation's favorite opera singer in the 1950's - appearing in a number of MGM musicals, such as "The Great Caruso." and "The Student Prince" and selling millions of records to both classical and pop fans. (Coincidentally, he also starred in the 1949 movie "That Midnight Kiss" with none other than Jos� Iturbi!) Mr. Lanza died a somewhat mysterious death in at age 37. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross3.shtml
27. HCCEM_100728_128.JPG: Joan�Davis (1907-1961) was a very popular comic actress who appeared supporting roles in dozens of lightweight 20th�Century Fox movies during the 30's & 40's, before moving on to a successful career on radio & TV. She is perhaps best remembered for her role in the 1950's TV�sitcom, "I�Married�Joan,." in which she starred as Jim�Backus' wife. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross3.shtml
28. HCCEM_100728_150.JPG: Actor and song & dance man Ray Bolger (1904-1987), who played "The Scarecrow" longing for a brain in the classic "The Wizard of Oz." Mr. Bolger was also featured in other films as well , such as "April in Paris" (with Doris Day) "The Harvey Girls." (with Judy Garland), and "Sweethearts" (with Nelson Eddy & Jeannette MacDonald). The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross3.shtml
29. HCCEM_100728_162.JPG: Spanish concert pianist and conductor Jos� Iturbi (1895-1980), who appeared as himself in several romantic Hollywood musicals from the 1940's, including "Anchors Away." and "Music for Millions." The popular 1945 musical "Anchors Away" opens with Iturbi conducting a Navy orchestra as they play the title tune, and the plot has Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly chasing Iturbi all over Hollywood trying to arrange an audition. Jose Iturbi was the first first classical artist to sell a million records, and he was the first to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross3.shtml
30. HCCEM_100728_166.JPG: Band leader Lawrence Welk (1903-1992), is buried on the lawn here. With his "Champagne Music Makers," his polka accordion, his German accent and his bubble machine, Lawrence Welk was considered square by the rock generation, but he remained one of TV's most popular personalities, introducing such acts as the Lennon Sisters on his weekly program. "The Lawrence Welk Show" was one of television's longest-running hits. The show started in 1955 and ran until 1982, an incredible 27 years! (By comparison, "Gunsmoke," which started out in the same year - 1955, ran out of steam in 1977, after "just" 22 years.) The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
31. HCCEM_100728_170.JPG: Ever-youthful Irish tenor and comic actor Dennis Day (1917-1988). He was best known as Jack�Benny's naive sidekick on both Jack's radio and TV shows). He was in a few movies (including Jack's "Buck Benny Rides Again"), and supplied the voice for Disney's animated "Johnny�Appleseed.." He even had his own short-lived "The�Dennis�Day Show." on TV in 1953. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
32. HCCEM_100728_175.JPG: Vince Edwards (1928-1996), best known for his role as TV doctor "Ben Casey," one of the most popular television shows of the 60's. The show, featuring the temperamental young doctor Casey and the wise Dr. Zorba (Sam Jaffe) ran from 1961 to 1965. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
33. HCCEM_100728_177.JPG: TV actress Mary Frann (1943-1998), who played Bob Newhart's wife, Joanna Loudon, in the popular sitcom "Newhart." She also played 'Amanda Howard' on the soap "Days of Our Lives" from 1974-1979. She died of a heart attack at age 55. [ Note that this was the second Bob Newhart show, the one set in a Vermont inn - with Larry, Darryl & Darryl, not the one where Bob was a psychiatrist - his wife in that one was Suzanne Pleshette (who is buried next door at Hillside cemetery). ] The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
34. HCCEM_100728_181.JPG: Big band singer Helen O'Connell (1920-1993), who sung with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra in the 40's, on songs such as "Green Eyes," "Tangerine" and "Yours." She also appeared in a few movies, was a regular on the "Today" show in the 50's, and even had her own short-lived "The Helen O'Connell Show" on TV in 1957. The above is from http://www.seeing-stars.com/Buried2/HolyCross4.shtml
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Wikipedia Description: Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City
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Holy Cross Cemetery is a Catholic cemetery at 5835 West Slauson Avenue in Culver City, California, operated by the Los Angeles Archdiocese.

Opened in 1939, Holy Cross comprises 200 acres (0.81 km2). It contains — among others — the graves and tombs of show business professionals. Most celebrities are in the section "The Grotto" in the southwest part of the cemetery; after entering the main gate, turn left and follow the leftmost road up the hill.

List of notable interments and their families:

* Gypsy Abbott (1887–1952), actress
* Jean Acker (1893–1978), actress, first wife of Rudolph Valentino
* Frank Albertson (1909–1964), actor, Sam Wainwright in It's a Wonderful Life
* Sara Allgood (1879–1950), actress
* Ramsay Ames (1919–1998), actress
* Tod Andrews (1914–1972), actor
* Richard Arlen (1898–1976), actor
* Henry Armetta (1888–1945), actor
* Mary Astor (1906–1987), actress
* Joan Banks (1918–1998), actress, wife of Frank Lovejoy
* Sam Barry (1892–1950), Hall of Fame basketball coach
* John Beradino (1917–1996), actor, Dr. Steve Hardy on TV soap General Hospital
* Johnny Bero (1922–1985), Major League baseball player
* Russell Birdwell (1903–1977), motion picture publicist
* Sally Blane (1910–1997), actress, wife of Norman Foster, sister of Polly Ann Young and Loretta Young
* Alfred S. Bloomingdale (1916–1982), department store heir, had affair with model Vicki Morgan, a murder victim
* Joseph Bodner (1925–1982), painter
* Ray Bolger (1904–1987), actor, the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz
* Charles Boyer (1899–1978), actor, Gaslight
* Scott Brady (1924–1985), actor
* Keefe Brasselle (1923–1981), actor
* Frederick Brisson (1912–1984), producer, husband of Rosalind Russell
* Argentina Brunetti (1907–2005), actress
* Daws Butler (1916–1988), voice actor
* John Candy ...More...
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