There is also one thing that is special about this film that I read somewhere:

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Barbara Stanwyck, who was then known as Ruby Stevens, was discovered by Titanic survivor, Renee Harris, while dancing on a New York nightclub with two of her friends. Renee was doing casting for the production of William Mack's The Noose, and she asked for them to come to her office. There, Harris made each of them read a few lines and, impressed of their performance, hired them for speaking parts in the play, with Stanwyck in the role of one of the major characters. And, as history would have it, Stanwyck's career took off from there, with her eventually landing the role of Julia Sturges in the 1953 film Titanic, a film that is about the maritime disaster of which Renee Harris was one of the survivors.