Remembering The Stars: Buster Keaton

Buster Keaton (1895-1966)

Buster Keaton was Hollywood’s most innovative comic filmmakers of his time and was famous for his stunts and physical comedy. He moved to the Westchester Place home with his first wife Natalie Talmadge in 1921. He bought in 1924 the Victoria Avenue bungalow for his mother and younger brother and sister, but ended up living there with his third wife Eleanor during the bad times after World War II.

Buster Keaton's House in 855 Westchester Place, Los Angeles

855 Westchester Place, Los Angeles
This is private property, do not trespass!

Buster Keaton's house at 1043 S Victoria Avenue

1043 S Victoria Avenue, Los Angeles
This is private property, do not trespass!

Buster Keaton's Star on the Walk of Fame in the category Motion Pictures at 6619 Hollywood Blvd

Buster Keaton’s star on the Walk of Fame in the category “Motion Pictures” is located at 6619 Hollywood Blvd.

His Star on the Walk of Fame in the category “Television” is located at 6321 Hollywood Blvd.

Buster Keaton's grave at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park

Buster Keaton was laid to rest at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park after losing his battle with cancer.
Please read the FLMP visitors guide before visiting!

Buster Keaton mural at Hollywood Boulevard

He was also immortalized with a mural on a store front at Hollywood Blvd’s public art project.

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Marylin Monroe – 50th Anniversary Of Her Tragic Death Marlilyn Monroe’s and Jim Dougherty’s wedding party Florentine Gardens: 5955 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles When 16-year-old Norma Jean Baker married Jim Dougherty on June 19, 1942 they celebrated the post wedding party at the Florentine Gardens. This hotspot was a dinner theater for the working class and included Italian food, dancers, singers, partially nude girls and more. Read all Marylin Monroe Articles at losangeles.hotspotphotos.com Related: Marilyn Monroe’s Orphanage Marilyn Monroe’s Elementary School Marilyn Monroe marries Jom Dougherty
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Marylin Monroe – 50th Anniversary Of Her Tragic Death

Marlilyn Monroe’s and Jim Dougherty’s wedding party

Florentine Gardens: 5955 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles

When 16-year-old Norma Jean Baker married Jim Dougherty on June 19, 1942 they celebrated the post wedding party at the Florentine Gardens. This hotspot was a dinner theater for the working class and included Italian food, dancers, singers, partially nude girls and more.

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W Hotel Hollywood 6250 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90028 The W Hotel is located at the heart of Hollywood Boulevard, just under the iconic Hollywood sign. The chic boutique hotel stands out with contemporary interior design. Guests can relax at the SPA or mingle with the hip Hollywood scene at Drai’s restaurant and nightclub or at the pool area WET, both popular hangouts for celebrities. The hotel with the jaw dropping view over Hollywood also hosts many star studded events. W Hotel Website all photos courtesy of the W Hotel Hollywood
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W Hotel Hollywood

6250 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90028

W Hotel Marvelous Suit

The W Hotel is located at the heart of Hollywood Boulevard, just under the iconic Hollywood sign. The chic boutique hotel stands out with contemporary interior design. Guests can relax at the SPA or mingle with the hip Hollywood scene at Drai’s restaurant and nightclub or at the pool area WET, both popular hangouts for celebrities. The hotel with the jaw dropping view over Hollywood also hosts many star studded events.

W Hotel Website

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Walk of Fame: Ginger Rogers (1911-1995) Her Star on the Walk of Fame in the category “Motion Pictures”is located at 6772 Hollywood Boulevard Ginger Rogers was born as Virginia Katherine McMath in Independence, Missouri. Throughout her career she appeared in 73 films and stared on stage, in radio and television. Together with Fred Astaire as his love interest and dancing partner, they made film history and revolutionized the musical film genre. Both are interred at the Oakwood Memorial Park in Chatsworth. Rogers won an Oscar for her role in “Kitty Foyle”. Check out other celebrity memorials at losangeles.hotspotphotos.com gingerrogers.com
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Walk of Fame: Ginger Rogers (1911-1995)

Her Star on the Walk of Fame in the category “Motion Pictures”
is located at 6772 Hollywood Boulevard

Ginger Rogers was born as Virginia Katherine McMath in Independence, Missouri. Throughout her career she appeared in 73 films and stared on stage, in radio and television. Together with Fred Astaire as his love interest and dancing partner, they made film history and revolutionized the musical film genre. Both are interred at the Oakwood Memorial Park in Chatsworth. Rogers won an Oscar for her role in “Kitty Foyle”.

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