 Samuel H. London was sued in 1920 by one Nettie Hechter, whos  husbands restaurant was used as a location in the film. Mrs.  Hechter had also appeared in the film. She objected that her  husbands restaurant was portrayed as a front for recruiting  prostitutes, a depiction that not only was wrong but unsanctioned by  herself or her husband. She won her case.