Notable Interments
- 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 and comedienne (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
- Charles Lane, character actor
- Solomon Lazard, 19th Century merchant and community leader
- Edgar Magnin, rabbi and spiritual leader
- Jerry Gershon Mayer (1891-1947), motion picture executive, Louis B. Mayer's sibling
- Louis B. Mayer, a founder of the MGM film studios
- Ida Mayer Cummings, fund-raiser, Louis B Mayer's sibling
- Rudolph W. Mayer (1889-1951),entrepreneur, Louis B. 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
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