Toto the Dog
Fun Fact
For her work with Judy, Terry received $125, which is equivalent to $2,294 in today’s dollars. This was more than the wages of many actors in the film, and many workers during the Great Depression. (The Munchkins, for example, received $100 a week, or an equivalent $1,835. In contrast, Judy Garland received $500 a week, or $27,532 for today.) A Winkle guard stepped on her foot and broke it during filming. The production company used a second dog for filming while she healed.
Terry attended the 1939 premiere of the film at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
Cemetery Information:
Final Resting Place:
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, California, 90038
USA
North America
Map:

Grave Location:
West side of Hollywood Cathedral MausoleumGrave Location Description
Enter the front gates of cemetery, and make the very first left onto Lakeview Avenue. Continue on this road as it curves around the lake on the right. You will then see the Hollywood Cathedral Mausoleum on the left. Toto’s memorial is just past the mausoleum on it’s west side. You can drive your car right up to the memorial since it is located right next to the street. It’s located in the eastern portion of the cemetery right next to Mickey Rooney’s crypt.
Please note that this memorial is a cenotaph as Toto’s grave was paved over to make room for a new freeway in Los Angeles.