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In the episodes where Natasha goes to the seller of balloons and met with the children from kindergarten, attentive Muscovites can see a panorama of Pure ponds. Generally, the film abounds with scenery of the streets of Moscow: Gorky street, and a Large Rostokinskaja VSHV (now REC and Prospekt Mira), Manege square, Mokhovaya street and the corner of the Comintern (Vozdvizhenka). In the frames of the film you can see the whole of the Moscow transport of the pre-war years: the GAZ-M1, ZIS-101, the GAZ-AA buses ZIS-8 and ZIS-16, trolleybuses YATB-1, tram car MS-1, the lobby of metro station "Sverdlov Square" ("Theatre").

The bachelor feeds Natasha canned crab and pickled cucumbers. When watching this episode might give the impression that it unobtrusively emphasizes the well-being of Soviet life that time. In fact, in the 30-ies of the crabs were a very popular food product (something like pizza or sushi in our time) and was not considered a special delicacy.

In the episode with the meeting of the football team filmed these players Moscow "Spartaka" Andrey Starostin Stanislav of Leyta.

In the role of a boy who wants to be a "tanker, a doctor, and on weekends fire engine", starred the famous literary critic the lion Anninsky.

During the great Patriotic War, the negative of the film was lost during bombing. The Gosfilmofond of the USSR maintained its positive copy, which in the 1950-ies was subjected to small cuts. In 1988, the film underwent restoration and was re-released. Some of the scenes and the music was dubbed, footage of a monument to Stalin on VSHV (VDNH) was removed, and the overall sound quality was low. This option was colorserver in 2010.