Trivia

This film is believed lost.

A part-talkie, this film contained 15 minutes of spoken dialog. Warner Brothers promoted it as the first film in which actors actually spoke their roles.

Following The Jazz Singer (1927), the second Vitaphone feature to have talking sequences.

The film premiered in New York along with a series of Vitaphone short subjects that included A Spanish Ensemble (1928). The feature itself was met with derisive laughter resulting from the stilted dialogue.

Vitaphone production reels #2501-2509