 The film ran into censorship problems from the start, mainly from  the character portrayed by Loretta Young (qv) and the skimpy  clothes she wore. It was rejected twice by the Hays office before it  was finally given an approval certificate, after several cuts and  retakes (and all this before the Production Code was more rigorously  enforced). Sidney Lanfield (qv) directed retakes on 10 November  1933 because director Lowell Sherman (qv) was on vacation; other  retakes were made early in 1934. In 1935, the film was on a list at  the Hays Office, of those films whose release should be halted, but  it is not known if any action was ever taken.