New Moon

In the film as originally shot, Buster Keaton appears in a comic relief supporting part as the prisoner "Lulu." This would have been his first official appearance in an MGM feature production since Louis B. Mayer fired him in February 1933. Several stills survive of Keaton in this role, in a scene with Jeanette MacDonald. Although Keaton's scenes were cut before the film was released, he is still visible in the background during several production numbers-particularly "Stouthearted Men."

After the Governor's Ball, Marianne converses with her head servant. She addresses him as Guinot. His name is Guizot.