 Originally was planned to end with the production number "Petting in  the Park", but after seeing the complete numbers, the studio to  added the politically charged "My Forgotten Man" at the end,  pointing up that while the cast is "in the money", many others were  not in depression era America. Remains of the old order are visible;  in the final backstage scene, Ruby Keeler (qv) and the chorus  girls are all wearing costumes for the number "Pettin in the Park".