Poor Hanička helps her struggling mother working on the sewing machine. Her mother is weak in health and so she welcomes the job of porter. Both women move into a new flat and make the acquaintance of the neighbours. Hanička makes friends with the landlady Bromová's step-son, Váša; he then starts to neglect his fiancee Ema. Mrs Bromová writes to her brother to tell him that Váša's convenient betrothal is threatened. Váša gives Hanička some money to help her out and goes off to his uncle's with the letter. The landlady's diamond brooch then goes missing and Hanička is suspected of the crime. The police find the money given to her by Váša, Hanička is then arrested and imprisoned. The brooch is subsequently found, it had got caught up in Váša's carf The landlady, however, still intends to move Hanička and her mother out. Váša's uncle comes to the house and Hanička's mother recognises in him the father of her daughter who had abandoned her. All is explained and Váša's uncle has no objections to the wedding and promises Hanička a rich dowry. Mrs. Bromová also agrees to the wedding and the young couple embrace each other in their happiness.
A sound version of the film was made in 1933 and premièred under the title Two Eyes which will Allways be True.
domovnice Hedvika Tichá
Hanička, dcera domovnice
paní domácí Hedvika Bromová
nevlastní syn Bromové Váša
František Hartwig, bratr Bromové
Dorla, kuchařka u Bromové
Marie, panská u Bromové
nájemník Šlajs
Šlajsová
ctitel paní Bromové
Vášova snoubenka Ema Trojková
Vášův přítel Karlovský
policejní komisař
host s gramofonem
houslista
uhlířka
Nikolaj Larin, Josef Kokeisl (ozvučení 1933)
Nikolaj Larin, Josef Kokeisl (ozvučení 1933)
Gleb Glebov (umělecký poradce)
Fotoatelier Jůn (fotograf)
Friedrich Schwarz (ozvučení 1933)
Song Composer Friedrich Schwarz /ozvučení 1933/
Writer of Lyrics Fráňa Vodička /ozvučení 1933/
Singer Mařenka Zieglerová /ozvučení 1933/
Haničko, co s tebou bude....?
Haničko, co s tebou bude....?
Hanička, What Will Become of You?
Dvě oči, které nezklamou [uvedení 1933]
Two Eyes which will Allways be True
film
featuretheatrical distribution
melodrama
Czechoslovakia
1928
1927—1928
date of censorship 07/1933 (ozvučená verze)
premiere 9 March 1928 /unsuitable for youths/ (kino Olympic /3 týdny/, Praha)
renewed premiere 09/1933 /unsuitable for youths/ (ozvučená verze)
Josef Kokeisl, Ringlerfilm (ozvučení 1933)
Josef Kokeisl (původní 1928), Ringlerfilm (obnovená 1933)
feature film
105 min
2 551 meters
35mm
1:1,33, 1:1,19
black & white
silent, sound
Bulánek-Nečásek
Czech
Czech, without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech