At one point Popeye sings a lullaby that turns into a crazy yodel. Actor William Costello achieved this by alternating his real singing voice with that of the sailor. Such vocal pyrotechnics were Costello's signature as a vaudeville entertainer.
A harp playing depiction of Harpo Marx appears, and apparently meets his demise after Popeye socks him; he's shown with wings and a halo in the next frame.
The famous NBC radio chimes are spoofed at radio station YAP.
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By what name was Sock-a-Bye, Baby (1934) officially released in Canada in English?
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