 One scene gave the censors some consternation: A man asks a couple  if he can cut into their dance, and while the woman says, "sure,"  and rushes towards him, he dances away with her partner.  Jolson, Al (qv), hearing this says with a twinkle, "Boys will be  boys." Warner Bros. refused to excise the scene (and it is in the  Turner Classic Movies print). At the time, the Production Code was  not rigorously enforced. Surprisingly, however, the movie was  approved in 1936 despite this homosexual scene and the fact that  someone gets away with murder, both violations of the code.