Emma""s husband Flap was awakened by a nurse""s words: ("She""s gone").Aurora blamed herself and piteously sobbed to Flap: ("I""m so stupid, so stupid.Somehow, I thought, somehow I thought when she finally went that - that it would be a relief.Oh, my sweet little darling.Oh dear, there""s nothing harder! THERE""S NOTHING HARDER!").During the final end credits scene set at Aurora""s house after the funeral, Garrett proved his decent, sensitive and fatherly nature when he provided needed support and paid special attention to Emma""s long-neglected older boy Tommy: ("Good-lookin"" suit there") and won over the reluctant boy:Garrett: I understand you""re a swimmer.He was interrupted by the nearby sounds of a lute, strummed by a female handmaiden-slave (Laska Winter, credited as Slave of the Lute) at the bedside of the recumbent Princess (Julianne Johnston), when the Princess"" head Mongol slave-servant (Anna May Wong, the first Chinese movie star in Hollywood) noted: "The Princess sleeps.Tatum: (roaring) YOGI BERRA, Miss Deverich!Miss Deverich: Yogi? Why, it""s a sort of religion, isn""t it?Tatum: You bet it is - a belief in the New York Yankees.Hopper arrives at the Boy Rangers Headquarters, where he glimpses the backside of Jefferson Smith conducting the Rangers"" boy""s orchestra."]On the radio, they heard that "two news agencies in two separate counties in the Tri-State area are reporting accounts of the dead returning to life.