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Line 75: ==Pre-Code elements== The film was produced in the days before the [[Production Code]] fully controlled filmmaking, and is notable for the kind of risqué humor associated with [[Pre-Code Hollywood]]. In [[Cab Calloway]]'s song "Reefer Man," moreover, bass player [[Al Morgan (musician)\|Al Morgan]] performs as if in a trance and Calloway sings about him being "high on [[Marijuana\|reefers]]." When Fields lands in Wu Hu, he asks where is is. Hopkins says "Woo Hoo", Fields says "Where?", and Pangborn says "Wooo Hooo!" in an exaggeratedly [[gay]] fashion. Fields replies, in a disgusted fashion, "Don't let the posy fool you" as he throws his [[boutonniere]] away. ==Earthquake==