In the film industry at the time, a more stable, two-strip Technicolor process was beginning to be used, either as a highlight for a special number or, in rare instances, an entire film. Originally, the last 10-minute reel, 832 feet in length, was in two-color Technicolor, but it presently survives in black-and-white. No known print with the Technicolor reel is known to exist as of 2022.
In a separately filmed trailer, Vitaphone production reel #3721, Alice White speaks to the audience about the picture.
"Vitaphoning," i.e. filming and recording using the Vitaphone system, is pictured on screen, as part of the action.
Penultimate credited feature film for Blanche Sweet, practically mirroring her career situation in this picture.
J.P. McEvoy's character of Dixie Dugan also became the basis of a long-running syndicated newspaper comic strip published from 1929 to 1966. The title character was originally modeled after actress Louise Brooks.