Krista, the daughter of landowner Bartoš, and his ward Heda, are extremely mischievous. They play tricks mostly on their tutor. The valet, who was supposed to announce Bartoš's return from his travels, gets drunk so the latter arrives home to find everything in disarray. Bartoš tells Krista that lieutenant Hugo Petrovický has asked for her hand in marriage. Bartoš is accompanied by the councillor's wife Pelegrinová and her daughter Melanie who the takes a fancy to tutor . The priest and Hugo's uncle arrive at the estate to celebrate Krista and Hugo's wedding. The tutor writes Melanie a letter. Krista and Heda secretly add a few words to the letter. The eve before the wedding Hugo and Krista promise fidelity to each other since Hugo must leave immediately after the wedding to go off for a year's travelling with his uncle. (According to the part of the film which has survived.)
Only part of the film has survived.
statkář Jiří Bartoš
Bartošova dcera Krista
Bartošova dcera Heda
domácí učitel
radová Pelegrinová
Melanie, dcera Pelegrinové
majorátní pán Dobeš Petrovický
Dobešův synovec poručík Hugo Petrovický
Dobešův tajemník
hospodyně Regina
komorník Erazim
lokaj
farář
Osm srdcí v plamenech
Osm srdcí v plamenech
Eight Hearts in the Flames
Zlaté časy / Zlaté časy
The Golden Era
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Czechoslovakia
1926
1926
date of censorship 16 May 1927
premiere 13 May 1927 /unsuitable for youths/ (kino Lucerna, Praha)
feature film
68 min
1 940 meters
35mm
1:1,33
black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech