The last The Three Stooges short in which Curly Howard was involved in the entire production. Although Curly's stroke-impaired condition seemed to be on the mend here, he was left out of the final scene of the next Stooges project, Half-Wits Holiday (1947), after he suffered a debilitating stroke.
The pinball machine is "Red Hot" made by J. H. Keeney and Company in 1940.
At the top of the screen on the pinball machine that Larry plays, the name of the company, Keeney's, and the game "Red Hot" is painted over to hide it from view.
The correct spelling of the Maharajah's language, according to Moe Howard's dictation to writer Clyde Bruckman, are: "Razbanyas yatee benee futch ah tinney herongha..."
When caught by the guards during the Stoiges escape, he tells them he has a present for them. The present being a "Mickey Finn". Named after Chicago bartender Michael "Mickey" Finn, this refers to a drink laced with drugs, without the recipient's knowledge to knockout the person who drinks it.
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