The eccentric daughter of the millionaire Landras, Lilka, craves the affections of a man from the lowest walks of line. The factory owner Landras suddenly disappears. A young engineer Racek, in love with Lilka, makes the most of the girl's romantic tendencies and, dressed in disguise as a robber, pretends to break into their house. He introduces himself as Ferry Šakal and tells her that he will take her in a green car to the robbers' den. Meanwhile, the private detective Bubák, alias Bob Back, is investigating the supposed disappearance of the factory owner. Lilka falls in love with Ferry and when the young man is sufficiently assured of her affections for him, he confesses to her that he isn't a robber at all. This cures Lilka of her foolish ideas. Lilka's father returns home after having been away sorting out some problems with his lover. He notices that his daughter has changed and he gladly gives his consent to her marriage to engineer Racek.
The film includes rare shots of old Podskalí, which no longer exists today.
Lilka
Lilčin otec továrník Landras
Ing. Racek alias lupič-gentleman Ferry Šakal
detektiv Bubák zvaný Bob Back
domovník Šimeček
Lilčina kamarádka
zloděj
apač
apačka
tlusťoch
Landrasova sekretářka slečna Jakubíčková
houpačkář
tanečník u Apolla
vrah ve filmu
člen bandy
člen bandy
člen bandy
člen bandy
člen bandy
člen bandy
klavírista
Josef Skružný (Zelený automobil – román)
Zelený automobil
Zelený automobil
The Green Car
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Czechoslovakia
1921
1921
date of censorship 18 November 1921
premiere 10 December 1921 (kina Beseda, Central a Passage, Praha)
35mm
1:1,33
tinting, black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech