Parents guide

A female character appears to swim nude in a pond.

In the dream ballet sequence, Laurey accidentally enters a brothel. There is no visual sex or nudity.

There is discussion of a small kaleidoscope called "The Little Wonder". When a person looks through it, it is implied they see suggestive pictures (which are never actually shown onscreen).

A character tries to force another to kiss them.

One character has a fondness for pornographic postcards (which are never shown onscreen) although there is reference to a naked woman at one point.

One character is implied to be promiscuous.

Two characters are implied to have had sex offscreen after their wedding.

A character fires a pistol into the air out of frustration.

Two men fight in the dream ballet sequence.

One character attempts to make another look into "The Little Wonder", which has a dagger concealed in it. They are not successful.

Near the end of the film there is an attempt made on one of the characters lives. The scene is not graphic but might be frightening to very young children.

A travelling salesman gives one character a concoction called "The Elixir of Egypt". The character sniffs it and falls asleep, this is where the dream ballet sequence begins.