Viktor Dublín has only one daughter, Jarka. He is shocked by recent cases of the kidnapping of young girls and becomes frightened for the future safety of his daughter. He decides to marry her off to Emánek, the son of his friend the factory owner. However, Jarka is in love with Pavel, a young engineer and cannot reconcile herself to her father's wishes. For Jarka's birthday, Dublín organises a ball where the engagement is to be announced. In an attempt to avoid the engagement, Jarka persuades her father's employee - engineer Král to fake her kidnapping. She leaves in secret to go and stay with her friend in the country where she goes into hiding. Emánek sets out to find her with the help of a detective. Pavel arrives at the hiding place with engineer Král and Jarka sends a message by telegramme to her father to say that she has gone with her bridegroom and asks him to bless their marriage. When Dublín realises how happy his daughter is, he gives his consent to her marriage to Pavel.
Ing. Pavel Hlubina
továrník Viktor Dublín
Dublínova dcera Jarka
továrník Hrášek, Dublínův přítel
detektiv Bořivoj Bázlivý
Jarčina kamarádka Růžena
prášek Honza
mlynářka
Hráškův syn Emánek
mlynář Koukal
závodní inženýr Karel Král
Hráškův společník Brášek
vousatý host na Jarčiných narozeninách
žalářník
policajt
Likérová princeznička
Likérová princeznička
The Little Liqueur Princess
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Czechoslovakia
1922
1922
date of censorship 12 December 1922
premiere 8 June 1923 /unsuitable for youths/ (kino Alma, Praha)
feature film
88 min
2 500 meters
35mm
1:1,33
black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech