Wikipedia's first sentence called it “jewish cemetery located at 4334 whittier boulevard in east los angeles”. Today it says “jewish cemetery and funeral home in los angeles county”.
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The opening as it read in 2005
Home of Peace Cemetery is a Jewish cemetery located at 4334 Whittier Boulevard in East Los Angeles , California .1Amongst others, a few celebrities from the entertainment industry are interred here: Fanny Brice , comedic actor, Vaudeville performer Curly Howard , comedic actor, member of the Three Stooges Shemp Howard , comedic actor, member of the Three Stooges Carl Laemmle , film executive, founder of Universal Pictures ; he created the "Star" system Louis B. Mayer , a founder of the MGM film studios Harry Warner , co-founder of Warner Brothers film studios Jack Warner , co-founder of Warner Brothers film studios Sam Warner , co-founder and first CEO of Warner Brothers film studios See also: List of United States cemeteries ; List of famous cemeteries (non-US)2
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The Home of Peace Cemetery is a Jewish cemetery located at 4334 Whittier Boulevard in East Los Angeles , California . There are a number of famous rabbis buried there, and, amongst others, a few celebrities from the entertainment industry are interred here: Burt Baskin , business magnate and co-founder of Baskin-Robbins.David Berman (1903–1957), Jewish mobster who ran the Las Vegas Flamingo Hotel, one-time partner with Bugsy Siegel Susan Berman (1945-2000), author, journalist, daughter of Jewish mobster Davie Berman Thelma Bernstein , actress Fanny Brice , actress (relocated to Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery ) Louis Burston (1877-1923), motion picture producer Boake Carter (1900-1944), journalist Lou Clayton (1890-1950), entertainer Jack B.Cohn (1906-1947), composer Harry Einstein (1904-1958), comedian Leo F.Forbstein , composer and conductor Al Freeman (1883-1956), actor and writer Harold M.Freeman (1916-1944), screenwriter, killed in World War II Mack Gordon , composer and lyricist Curly Howard ,actor,comedian, member of the Three Stooges Shemp Howard ,actor,comedian member of the Three Stooges Carl Laemmle , film executive, founder of Universal Pictures ; he created the "Star" system Carl Laemmle Jr. , Son of Carl Laemmle Edgar Magnin , rabbi and spiritual leader Jerry Gershon Mayer (1891-1947), motion picture executive, Louis B.Mayer , a founder of the MGM film studios Ida Mayer Cummings, fund-raiser, Louis B Mayer's sibling Rudolph W.Mayer's sibling Carmel Myers , actress Kurt Neumann , motion picture director and producer Harry Norwood (1888-1952), theatrical talent agent Viola Adele Porter (1879-1942), actress Harry Rapf , motion picture producer and studio executive Marvin Ross (1922-1989), stage and screen actor Mark Sandrich , motion picture director Morris R.Schlank (1879-1932), motion picture producer Abraham Spiegel (1907-2004), philanthropist and European concentration camp survivor Abe Stern , motion picture producer Bernard Stone (1883-1942), stage and motion picture director Joe Traub (born Joseph Weintraub) (1902-1936), screenwriter Charles Vidor , motion picture director Harry Warner , co-founder of Warner Brothers film studios Jack Warner , co-founder of Warner Brothers film studios Sam Warner , co-founder and first CEO of Warner Brothers film studios Conrad Wells (born Abraham Fried) (1892-1930), cinematographer Osher Zilberstein , rabbi "Los Angeles County, California" is an invalid category parameter for missing .The problem is usually caused either by a spelling mistake or by an-over-precise category.
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The Home of Peace Cemetery is a Jewish cemetery in Los Angeles, California .
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The opening as it stood in 2020
The Home of Peace Cemetery ( Beit Kvarot Beit Shalom ) is a Jewish cemetery in Los Angeles , California , United States .
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The Home of Peace Cemetery ( Beit Kvarot Beit Shalom ) is a Jewish cemetery in Los Angeles, California .
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The opening as it stood in 2025
Jewish cemetery in Los Angeles County, California For other places with similar names, see Home of Peace .Home of Peace Memorial Park and Mortuary ( Hebrew : בית הקברות בית שלום Beit Kvarot Beit Shalom ), also called Home of Peace Cemetery , is a Jewish cemetery in Los Angeles County, California .It is located at 4334 Whittier Boulevard west of Interstate 710 in East Los Angeles .
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jewish cemetery located at 4334 whittier boulevard in east los angeles
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jewish cemetery and funeral home in los angeles county
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