"Its two taglines were: "Where do you go when the record is over..." and "Catch It!" The film""s title was very similar to NBC-TV""s sketch variety show,Saturday Night Live (SNL)(which was in its prime from 1975-1980).District Officer Withers feels the murder was justifiable self-defense: "May I say that I think you behaved magnificently.It had a 1932 license.I figured hat""s when the owners had moved out.And I also figured I couldn""t go back to my apartment, now that those bloodhounds were onto me.The idea was to get to Artie Green""s and stay there until I could make that bus for Ohio.Once back in Dayton, I""d drop the credit boys a picture postcard telling them where to pick up the jalopy.In her dressing room, Frenchy""s chattering black maid Clara (Lillian Yarbo) cowers like "a mass of quiverin"" flesh" from he "boomin"" and the bangin"" of them there pop-guns," although Frenchy is accustomed to gun violence in Bottleneck: "What do you expect in a town like this?" Frenchy bends over and empties her bustier of gold coins:Clara: What""s comin"" up? A new gold rush?Frenchy: We never got anything like that in New Orleans, did we?Clara: Maybe so, maybe so, but it was a heap more peaceful.