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Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery

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Country United States Phone +1 310-641-0707		Type Jewish

Location Culver City, California Owned by Temple Israel of Hollywood Website www.hillsidememorial.org Find a Grave Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary Address 6001 W Centinela Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90045, USA Hours Closed today SaturdayClosedSunday8AM–5PMMonday8AM–5PMTuesday8AM–5PMWednesday8AM–5PMThursday8AM–5PMFriday8AM–5PM Owner Temple Israel of Hollywood Burials Michael Landon, Jack Benny, Al Jolson, Moe Howard Similar Holy Cross Cemetery, Westwood Village Memorial, Mount Sinai Memorial, Home of Peace Cemetery, Forest Lawn Memorial Profiles LinkedIn Facebook

Hillside memorial park in culver city california

The Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary is a Jewish cemetery located at 6001 West Centinela Avenue, in Culver City, California, United States. Many Jews from the entertainment industry are buried here. The cemetery is known for Al Jolson's elaborate tomb (designed by Los Angeles architect Paul Williams), a 75- foot-high domed monument atop a hill above a water cascade, all visible from the adjacent San Diego Freeway.

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Notable interments

See also Category:Burials at Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery

Irving Aaronson, composer

Russ Alben, advertising executive and composer

Van Alexander, musician

Corey Allen, actor, director, producer and screenwriter

Sheldon Allman, actor, singer and songwriter

Army Archerd, journalist and television host

Frank Bank, Leave It To Beaver actor and later bond broker

Sandy Baron, actor and comedian

Gene Barry, actor

Jack Benny, actor and comedian; husband of Mary Livingstone (see below)

Henry Bergman, actor

Milton Berle, actor and comedian

Pandro S. Berman, producer and former head of RKO Radio Pictures

Helen Beverley, actress

Theodore Bikel, actor and singer

Michael Bloomfield, musician

Ben Blue, actor and comedian

Neil Bogart, founder of Casablanca Records

Sorrell Booke, actor

Irving Brecher, screenwriter, producer, director

Andrew Breitbart, political commentator

Bernie Brillstein, producer and talent agent

Richard Brooks, director

Marion Byron, actress

Susan Cabot, actress

Eddie Cantor, actor, comedian, and singer

Nell Carter, actress and singer

Gilbert Cates, director and producer

Jeff Chandler, actor

Cyd Charisse, actress and dancer

Ronni Chasen, publicist

June Clayworth, actress

Carl Cohen, businessman

Mickey Cohen, mobster

Ike Danning, MLB player

Danny Dayton, actor

Selma Diamond, actress and comedian

Julius J. Epstein, screenwriter

Philip G. Epstein, screenwriter

Max Factor, Sr., cosmetics magnate

Max Factor, Jr., cosmetics businessman

Percy Faith, musician

Edith Flagg, fashion designer and businesswoman.

Moe Franklin, MLB player

Arthur Freed, producer and songwriter

Friz Freleng, animator

Mary Leona Gage, beauty queen

L. Wolfe Gilbert, composer (original interment site)

Sid Gillman, Hall of Fame football coach

William Goetz, producer and former head of Universal Studios

Adam Goldstein (aka DJ AM), DJ

Jerry Goldsmith, composer

Mark Goodson, producer

Eydie Gormé, singer

Carl Greenberg, newspaper reporter and editor (Los Angeles Examiner, Los Angeles Times)

Hank Greenberg, MLB Hall of Famer

Lorne Greene, actor

Elliot Handler, businessman

Ruth Handler, business executive who invented the Barbie doll

Lou Holtz, actor and comedian

Moe Howard, actor, comedian, and member of the Three Stooges (1897–1975)

Sally Insul, actress

Arthur P. Jacobs, film producer, Planet of the Apes series, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

David Janssen, actor

George Jessel, actor and comedian

Al Jolson, actor and singer

Mickey Katz, comedy bandleader, father of Joel Grey

Sam Katzman, producer and director

Sammi Kane Kraft, actress and musician

Philip N. Krasne, producer of the later Charlie Chan films and the Cisco Kid television series

Paul Kohner, producer

Sidney Korshak, labor lawyer and Chicago "fixer"

Ely Landau, producer

Mark Landon, musician, actor

Michael Landon, actor

Abe Lastfogel, Chairman, William Morris talent agency

Sheldon Leonard, actor and producer

Sammy Lerner, songwriter

Jules Levy, producer

Mary Livingstone, actress and comedian, wife of Jack Benny (see above)

Abby Mann, screenwriter

Daniel Mann, director

Hal March, actor and comedian

Trudy Marshall, actress

Tony Martin, actor and singer

Marvin Mitchelson, attorney

Howard Morris, actor and comedian

Vic Morrow, actor

Jan Murray, actor and comedian

Leonard Nimoy, actor

Shelly Novack, actor

Louis Nye, actor and comedian

Lucie Ann Onderwyzer, Lingerie Designer

David Opatoshu, actor

Norman Panama, director

Joe Pasternak, producer

Don Payne, screenwriter

Julia Phillips, author and producer

Suzanne Pleshette, actress

Tom Poston, actor (was not Jewish, but was married to Suzanne Pleshette at the time of his death)

Deborah Raffin, actress and audiobook publisher

Paul Richards, actor

Leo Robin, composer

Sid Rogell, producer

Stanley Ralph Ross, writer, actor

Benny Rubin, actor

Jerry Rubin, Yippie turned businessman, member of the Chicago Seven

Billy Sands, actor

Sherwood Schwartz, television producer; creator of Gilligan's Island and The Brady Bunch

Irene Mayer Selznick, theatrical producer

Freddie Sessler, entrepreneur

Dan Seymour, actor

Dick Shawn, actor and comedian

Allan Sherman, actor, comedian, and singer

Robert B. Sherman, songwriter

Dinah Shore, singer, actress and television host (partial cremated remains)

Julius Shulman, architect

George Sidney, director and producer

Al Silvera, MLB player

Aaron Spelling, producer

Bud Swartz, MLB player

Lela Swift, director and producer

Peter Tomarken, television host

Lupita Tovar, actress (was not Jewish, but was once married to Paul Kohner)

Irving Wallace, author

Lew Wasserman, agent, studio executive

Paul Francis Webster, songwriter

Jerry Weintraub, talent agent, concert promoter, film producer

Shelley Winters, actress

Stan Winston, makeup artist

Dennis Wolfberg, actor and comedian

Sol M. Wurtzel, film producer

Sam Zimbalist, film editor

Sandra Zober, actress

Darrell Zwerling, actor

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Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery Wikipedia

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