Writer: Jerome S. Gottler

Director: Archie Gottler

Stars: Larry Fine (Jim), Curly Howard (Tom), Moe Howard (Jackie)

Recurring Role: Bud Jamison (Club Chairman)

Guest Star: Charles Richman (Bit man), Les Goodwin (Bit Man), Don Roberts (Bit Man), A. R. Heisel (Bit Man), Walter Brennan (Train Conductor), George Gray (Man on Crutches), Tiny Sandford (Cop), Jack Norton (Wedding Member), Monte Collins (Mr. Zero), Marjorie White (Mary, Jim's (Larry's) wife), Gilbert C. Emery (Bit Man)

This was the sixth entry in Columbia's "Musical Novelty" series, and the whole film is done in rhyme. Jazz-Age style music plays throughout the entire short, with the rhymes spoken in rhythm with the music. The Three Stooges had different names in this short; Curly: Jackie, Moe: Tom, Larry: Jim.

Being the sixth in a "Musical Novelties" short subject series, the movie appropriated its musical score from the first five films. The memorable song "My Life, My Love, My All," featured in this short, was originally "At Last!" from the film Um-Pa.

Co-star Marjorie White [playing Larry's wife] died a year after this short in a car accident.

Bud Jamison's character delivers the first "eye pokes" for which Moe becomes famous. He pokes Larry in the eyes first, followed by Curly. Finally, he delivers an eye poke to Moe, who mistakenly blames Curly and promptly slaps him, igniting the first real Stooge brawl of the short films.

This short includes a young Walter Brennan playing the train conductor being initiated into the Woman Haters club by Moe and Curly.