The 26 Feb 1926 FD announced that Famous Players-Lasky Corp. had purchased screen rights to Naughty Cinderella, the 1925 stage play adapted by Avery Hopwood from the 1923 French original, Pouche, written by René Peter and Henri Falk. The picture would star Pola Negri and Tom Moore, and be directed by Malcolm St. Clair.
       The 11 Mar 1926 FD noted the title was Good and Naughty.
       According to the 3 Apr 1926 Motion Picture News, filming would soon be underway on the resort island of Coronado in San Diego, CA; Negri was reportedly transported there on a “sumptuous yacht.” The follow day, the 4 Apr 1926 FD announced that principal photography had begun.
       On 17 Apr 1926, Moving Picture World reported that the company had recently returned from filming “beach scenes” at Coronado, and were continuing production of the comedy at Famous Players-Lasky Studios in Hollywood, CA.
       The 2 May 1926 FD indicated that picture had completed shooting, and was currently being edited.
       The 26 Jun 1926 Moving Picture World review noted Pola Negri’s successful departure from dramatic roles, deemed her a “revelation as a comedienne,” and praised Good and Naughty as a “thoroughly amusing farce all the way through.” This opinion was upheld by reviews in FD and Var.
       Paramount filmed another adaptation of the play in 1932 under the title This Is the Night, directed by Frank Tuttle and starring Lily Damita and Charlie Ruggles (see entry). ...