Notes and Comments
- This is the first Post-Code Betty Boop cartoon. The Hays Office ordered the removal of the suggestive curtain introduction which had started the cartoons up until now because Betty Boop's winks and shaking of her hips was deemed "suggestive of immorality."
- This cartoon featured the second appearance of Betty's boyfriend Fearless Freddy.
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