Pallbearers are actors Cesar Romero, Pat O'Brien, and Willard Parker; William Nye, her personal make-up man and devoted friend; Lou Wasson, golf pro and husband of Florence Wasson; and director Eddie Sutherland (a last-minute substitute for Dick Haymes, whose return to California was delayed). As the ceremony ends, Harrison and Lilli Palmer leave through a side door to a waiting limousine. After the ceremony, 1,500 file past the bier for a last glimpse. When they have departed, the family-Clara, Lawrence, Dorothy, and Dorothy's daughter-kneel at the casket. Clara faints, and it takes seven minutes to revive her. When she is revived, the pallbearers carry the casket to a hearse, which takes the body to the Hillside of the Everlasting Love, Plot 814, where a huge crowd has already gathered. Sightseers are ordered off the concrete vault lid. Pushing and shoving erupt here, too. Romero and O'Brien try to shield Mrs. Ridste. Schmidlapp cannot get close to the gravesite. As soon as graveside services end, the onlookers fight over the flowers. "The most revolting thing I've ever seen," says Bishop Pyman. From Glamour Girls of the Silverscreen