During one sequence, excerpts from the film And Woman... Was Created (1956) appear on screen. A few sequences later, Salvatore is seen crossing off a calendar dated 1954. "And God Created Woman" was released in 1956.
When the print is borrowed from a neighbouring theatre, it’s clear the projector is positioned in the balcony rather than in an enclosed projection room. Moreover, the projector is fitted with a "magnetic penthouse" sound pickup — an attachment used to play early stereophonic prints. This technique was not invented until 1953 and did not come into widespread use until several years after nitrate film had been phased out.
After several boys are shown admiring an image of the curvaceous Rita Hayworth that appears to be a newly issued publicity still for Gilda (1946), the song "Bewitched, Bothered, And Bewildered" can be heard, performed by Jo Ann Greer, who provided Hayworth's dubbing, yet this recording actually originates from Pal Joey (1957), a film that would not be released for another ten years.











