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Location
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Factual Tidbit
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1887
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Smith Center, Kansas
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Roscoe Conkling Arbuckle was born here on March 24 to William Goodrich Arbuckle and Mary Arbuckle.
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1888
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826 - 828 North Birch Street
Santa Ana, California
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The family settled into this small double house that his parents turn into a small hotel. This was young Arbuckle's boyhood
home.
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1919-1921
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649 W. Adams Boulevard
Silverlake, California
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He bought this amazing mansion from actress Theda Bara and moved in with his first wife, dancer and actress Minta Durfee.
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1920
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1621 Ocean Avenue
Long Beach, California
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The property featured a tunnel, leading directly to the sea.
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1921
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3424 West Adams Boulevard
Silver Lake, California
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Needing money in the wake of the scandal, he moved into this property and rented the house at 649 West Adams to Raoul Walsh
and Miriam Cooper.
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1926
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North Canyon Drive
Beverly Hills, California
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Arbuckle rented this house from producer and friend Joseph Schenck. He lived in it with his second wife, Doris Deane.
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1930-1933
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1851 North Ivar
Hollywood, California
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Arbuckle was living here, at the famous (infamous?) Alto Nido Apartments, at the time of his death. The complex would later
include among its residents the "Black Dahlia," Elizabeth Short. The Alto Nido Apartments are also featured in Billy
Wilder's "Sunset Boulevard" as home to B-movie screenwriter, Joe Gillis (played by William Holden).
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1933
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55th St. and 7th Avenue
New York, New York
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On June 29 at 2:30 AM, Arbuckle died in his sleep in his hotel suite. His third wife, Addie Dukes McPhail, had him cremated
and brought his ashes back to Los Angeles with her. She later scattered them over the Pacific Ocean.
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