"Baby, Take a Bow," which Shirley Temple performs early in the film, was shot six years earlier for "Stand Up and Cheer" (1934). It was cleverly re-edited and inter cut with new shots of Jack Oakie and the chorus, with a double for Temple standing in for the long shots. Similarly, the brief excerpt of Temple's hula number, originally shot for "Curly Top" (1935), was superimposed behind Oakie in the vaudeville montage.
The colorized version of this film was not issued on DVD, and can be found only in the long out-of-print VHS videocassette release.
Final film of Alice Armand.
Final film of Iva Stewart.