Most of the revival prints were so poor they should have been destroyed. The film's imaginative color design remains intact, with not a trace of bleeding. No noticeable pixelation or strobing. Depth of field is impressive considering the limitations of the set, while attention to detail is amazing. You can actually count the sequins on Columbia's vest.
Whites are pure, while shadows and blacks are firm.
The film's original mono soundtrack has been reformatted to qualify as 5.1 Surround, but the effort isn't totally satisfying. There are obvious attempts to improve upon the original soundtrack, including the occasional surround effect or ambient noise. The effort is appreciated, and sounds clean. There isn't any noticeable hiss or distortion, but there isn't much surround action either. The front sound field gets the most workout, and the dialogue mix is strong and to the point.