The publican Štětina, layabout Joza and photographer Lambert have a counterfeiting workshop in Podskalí. The count Victor has fallen in love with Štětina's daughter Liduška but Joza also wants to win her favour, forcing the publican to arrange a wedding. The deperate Liduška has informed the police that Joza is a counterfeiter and the three criminals are imprisoned. Lambert's companion Anna finds herself in the streets and the forester Fiala helps her out of her helpless situation. Liduška marries Viktor, despite protests from the old countess After his release from prison Lambert goes to see Anna who has married Fiala in the meantime. When she describes to him how kindly Fiala treated her, Lambert, moved by the story, admits that she has made the right decision. Štětina and Joza hurry to the castle to visit Liduška but the countess does not admit them and Liduška has to leave with her father. They go to Fiala. The countess makes for the forester's to prove to Viktor that his wife is only interested in his money. She offers Liduška a considerable sum and asks her to give Viktor up. Liduška does not accept the offer and the countess finally reconciles with her. (According to promotional material issued at the time the film was made.)
The film materials are believed lost.
hostinský Štětina
hostinského dcera Liduška
podskalský povaleč Joza
hrabě Viktor z Renné
fotograf Lambert
Lambertova družka Anna Salfická
učitel hudby Lukáš
lesník Fiala
Viktorova matka Eleonora z Renné
dítě
Alois Koldinský (Hraběnka z Podskalí – divadelní hra)
Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
Hraběnka z Podskalí
Hraběnka z Podskalí
The Countess from Podskalí
film
featuretheatrical distribution
lost film
comedy
Czechoslovakia
1925
1925
premiere 5 March 1926 /unsuitable for youths/ (kina Orient /1 týden/, Radio /1 týden/ a Světozor /2 týdny/, Praha)
feature film
83 min
2 350 meters
35mm
1:1,33
black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech