- The Kiss
Kasket is an item of
merchandise licensed by the rock band Kiss. It is a
casket decorated with a Kiss logo and
pictures of the band members. In...
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Ukrainian кашкет; from
French casquette 'cap'; also
known as a
kashkettel or
kasket) is a cap,
usually made of felt, worn
mainly by
Hasidic Jewish children...
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Harold Kasket (26 July 1926 – 20
January 2002) was an
English actor in theatre,
films and
later television from the 1940s.
Kasket usually pla**** Arabs...
- who was
killed December 8, 2004.
Eddie Van
Halen placed it in his Kiss
Kasket at his
funeral because Darrell had said it was his favorite.
Eddie himself...
- He co-founded the
Paris cabaret Moulin Rouge with
Joseph Oller.
Harold Kasket in
Moulin Rouge, 1952
movie directed by John Huston. Jean
Gabin in French...
- with a
narrow crown and a band
embroidered with foliage, was
known as a
kasket or
Hamburg cap (also see
Central European caps below). It was introduced...
- most
outrageous item of Kiss
merchandise yet – the Kiss
Kasket. In
introducing the Kiss
Kasket,
Simmons quipped, "I love livin', but this
makes the alternative...
- to
place the
actual guitar in his casket.
Dimebag was
buried in a Kiss
Kasket (a
casket inspired by the band Kiss). Kiss co-founder Gene
Simmons said...
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Memorial Gardens cemetery in Arlington, Texas. Gene
Simmons donated a Kiss
Kasket for the burial, and
Eddie Van
Halen donated his
original black-and-yellow-striped...
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Linder as
Willy Clifford Evans as
Petersen Gunnar Möller as
Krauss Harold Kasket as Monk (as
Harold Kaskett)
Andrew Faulds as Sea
Captain Cyril Shaps as...
