Councillor Pimpermann buys a little gold heart from a jeweller's shop for his wife and he boasts about his gift in the office. However, he doesn't notice that the little heart has fallen on the floor and he looks in vain for it at home. He sends his servant to have a look round the office. Meanwhile the heart has been found by the clerk Petřina. Pimperman confides in his daughter Bábinka about the loss who goes to the jeweller's to buy another gold heart. The servant returns empty-handed and the councillor goes off to search for it himself. For a small bribe, the wife finds out where and why her husband has left the house and she goes off to the shop to buy yet another one. Then the clerk arrives bearing the original lost heart. The councillor's wife catches him in an embrace with Bábinka. When the councillor returns his wife gives him the little heart she had bought saying that she had found it in the hall. The wife then receives a second heart from Bábinka and a third one from the clerk. The film ends with the happy embrace of three couples: the councillor and his wife, the clerk and Bábinka and the servant and the chamber-maid Mína.
rada Pimpermann
radova manželka Frony
dcera radových Bábinka
adjunkt Petřina
sluha Franc
panská Mína
úředník
úředník
květinářka
dáma s dětmi na Petříně
intervent u úřadu
muž s novinami
silueta ženy na Kampě
restauratér
Zlaté srdéčko
Zlaté srdéčko
The Gold Heart
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Austria-Hungary
1916
1916
date of censorship 21 August 1919
premiere 20 October 1916 (kino Lucerna /2 týdny/, Praha)
short film
28 min
35mm
1:1,33
tinting, black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech