Publican Mařánek and his wife Háta bring up their orphaned niece Anděla. Most of the regular visitors to their pub are soldiers and one of them, Beránek, falls in love with Anděla and protects her from the non-commissioned officer, Max Silber. He assaults Silber and is imprisoned. Anděla goes to plead on behalf of Beránek, but Silber still wants to get her for himself. His intention is however, thwarted. Silber then finds his way to Marcela, the daughter of the drunkard Pacholík, and makes her believe that her sweetheart, Brabec, is no longer interested in her. The unhappy girl succumbs to Silber's advances. Lojzina witnesses this scene and runs to the pub to Brabec, who still loves Marcela and tells him everything. When Marcela finds out how she has been deceived by Silber she throws herself into the Vltava River. Brabec stabs Silber in desperation and flees abroad. Beránek is released from the army and hurries back to Anděla so that they can finally be married. (According to promotional material issued at the time the film was made.)
The film materials are believed lost.
hostinský Mařánek
Mařánkova žena Háta
Mařánkova neteř Anděla
starý Pacholík
Pacholíkova dcera Marcela
hejtman
šikovatel Silber
četař Prokop Brabec
svobodník Beránek
voják Konopásek
Lojzina
zvoník Adam
majitelka vinárny
Karel Ladislav Kukla (Zločin v Loretě – román)
Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
Loretánské zvonky
Loretánské zvonky
The Bells of the Loretto Church
film
featuretheatrical distribution
lost film
drama
Czechoslovakia
1929
1929
date of censorship 24 July 1929
premiere 25 October 1929 /unsuitable for youths/ (kina Favorit /1 týden/, Hvězda /1 týden/ a Koruna /1 týden/, Praha )
feature film
69 min
1 955 meters
35mm
1:1,33
black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech