Grave Hunter Addison Randall D.O.B.: 1906 D.O.D.: July 16, 1945 Cause of Death: Heart Attack Location: Forest Lawn Glendale; Gardens of Memory, #104 Biographical Notes: Romantic leading man and singing cowboy star. He acted and sang on Broadway prior to entering films, then appeared in a number of non-Western films before signing with Monogram Pictures in 1937 as a singing cowboy. Unfortunately, despite his singing ability, the films were poorly received even for the genre, due primarily to shoddy production techniques. His career rapidly faltered, however, and he moved into supporting parts and villain roles. At the age of 39, he died of a heart attack while shooting a riding scene in The Royal Mounted Rides Again. Appeared in: "Cry Havoc" (1945) "High Explosive" (1943) "The Kid from Santa Fe" (1940) "The Cheyenne Kid" (1940)