The children sing a song called "Hing, Hang, Hung (See What the Hangman Done)" and one boy sketches a stick-figure chalk drawing on a brick pillar o mock their father""s hanging....They can""t step on you when you""re sitting down...You know me, the lumberman""s delight."The chauffeur (Harry Strang) of the car of Broadway heatrical producer Anthony Powell (Adolphe Menjou) waits on the curb for "Miss Shaw" - Jean (functioning as a "carrier pigeon") crassly yells a message up the stairs to Linda:Jean: Oh Linda, Mr.Hahn).The film, shot in Los Angeles, was significant for being one of the first to receive an Oscar nomination for Special Effects - a category recognized for the first time.They perform a wonderful dance together to express the progression of their emotional involvement (from acquaintance through courtship and romance), beginning first with her mimicking his steps.