Some censored versions of the short cut out when the bulldog crashes into an outdoor fireplace and comes up through the covered chimney, because, when he appears, he looks like a stereotypical Chinese person. This scene has been restored in a more recent Blu-ray release (as of 2020).
Parts of this cartoon were featured on a TV in the video for "Stray Cat Strut" by The Stray Cats.
When the Large Dog squishes the Kitten between books on the bookshelf, the Kitten, in the shape of a book, is pulled out and has the title "Kitty Foiled". This is a nod to Espejismo de amor (1940), for which Ginger Rogers won the Best Actress Academy Award for playing the titular character.
The cartoon title is styled after a popular fictional character of the time, Boston Blackie, a thief turned detective, who featured in novels, radio, film, and, eventually , TV.
The whistle is blown 22 times.
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By what name was Bad Luck Blackie (1949) officially released in Canada in English?
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