The Hudson house seen in 1962 horror classic "WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?"
(starring Bette Davis & Joan Crawford) still stands in the upscale Hancock Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. And it still looks very much like it did in the movie.

You'll find it at 172 N. McCadden Place, between Beverly Blvd and west 1st Street, about two miles east of Farmers Market.

In the 1969 musical "HELLO DOLLY," matchmaker Barbra Streisand teaches a young Michael Crawford ("Phantom of the Opera") how to dance, in a park filled with fountains. One of the large fountains seen in that "When You're Dancing" scene can now be found at an unlikely spot: an amusement park. The fountain was also seen in the background of the "It Only Takes a Moment" duet in the park.

This fountain is now called the"Charleston Circle Fountain," and it's located at the entrance to the Roaring 20's area of Knott's Berry Farm (at 8039 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park), the nation's oldest theme park, located a few miles northwest of Disneyland.