Warner Brothers first cartoon in color, a Merrie Melodie produced in Cinecolor. The Looney Tunes would continue to be in Black and White until 1943.
While the animation is amusing, the scenes and the theme indicate it was aimed at a more adult audience. More mature cinema goes would have appreciated this sly humor. The Hays Code was just in its early days of enforcement, hence 'the alimony dodger' the comments made by the hotel staff, as well as the risque and suggestive atmosphere itself, were all given a pass.
A bug, not a jester (or Porky) bids the audience "So long, folks!" at the end of the cartoon.
The hotel register reads only "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," a sly reference to "no-tell hotels" that allowed guests to stay under assumed names.