Both pictures shared the same co-writers (S.J.Perelman and Will B.Johnstone) and director (Norman McLeod).The mad-cap film - a zany take-off on college education (and football), is known for its fast-paced, non-sequitor, inconsistent nature as was typical of all Marx Brothers films.Unarguably, the Paramount Studios film is campy, grandiose and unreal and ludicrous historically - filled with DeMille""s usual mixture of sin and sex.(They engage in horseplay by punching each other playfully in the arm.) We got a future, boy...The first thing we""re gonna do, we""re gonna get you an education - the best.Four years at Yale...My company is gonnamergewith one of those big Eastern companies.I""m gonna put you in there.I wanna put you in there, boy...I""m linin"" up a future for ya, boy...Bud, there is nothing in this world that I wouldn""t do for you, boy.There""s nothing I wouldn""t do if you do right.If you do right, Bud.Now don""t disappoint me, son.As he states that he""s "had one disappointment already" [his daughter], his frail, soft-spoken wife Mrs.Significantly, the satisfied station attendant Albert Godby (Stanley Holloway) notes the punctuality of the two scheduled rains.During her royal state visit to Rome, Italy, she is presented to the guests during the extravagant ball, escorted into he room wearing a beautiful gown and crown of jewels.