Act One

First film role of any kind for Jonathan Goldsmith (as Jonathan Lippe), who portrayed Teddy Manson, and who is now much better known as "The Most Interesting Man in the World" from Dos Equis beer TV commercials.

In an early scene, Moss Hart (George Hamilton) hears a radio news broadcast reporting that Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has just returned from an Asian excursion and that the "former president was in excellent spirits". This refers to an actual news event reported on September 10, 1929, but it was President Roosevelt's son, also named Theodore, who made the trip. The former president had died in 1919.

The radio also reports that the New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 9-3 the previous day, but the game occurred two days earlier and the previous day's game had been postponed because of rain. The news report is read nearly verbatim from the New York Times' account of the game.

"Curtain" (instead of "The End")

Referenced in I've Got a Secret: George Hamilton (1963)