Liduška, the niece of wealthy butter producer Mastílková, has promised herself to Jeník, the son of cobbler Kroutil. But her aunt insists that she marry the dandy von Dudek. Nevertheless the young girl writes a letter of farewell to von Dudek and gives it to her aunt, who, however, passes it on to Jeník. The young man forms the impression that he has lost his love and he takes to brooding. The singer Cibulčíni takes advantage of the situation to win Jeník for herself. The unhappy Liduška accepts out of defiance Dudek's courting. On Sunday a celebration takes place called 'Fidlovačka' (Spring Festival) on which the whole of Prague is serenaded. Here Dudek ridicules Czech songs and he exhorts the band to play something German. Old Kroutil condemns his behaviour and becomes incensed at the lack of national pride of the numerous Czechs. At this the blind musician Mareš strikes a note to 'Where is My Home' and everyone around is touched. Eventually it is revealed that von Dudek in reality is named Matěj and that he is the son of the old Czech cobbler. Everyone has a good time at Matěj's expense. Mastílková comes to understand how foolishly she has behaved and she stops impeding Liduška's love for Jeník.
Fidlovačka appeared in the press at the time described as "the first purely Czech film with speech and sound".
máselnice Mastílková
Lidunka, neteř Mastílkové
hospodyně Markyta
učitel hudby Jammerweil
dohazovač Kozelka
švec Kroutil
ševcův syn Jeník Kroutil
ševcovský tovaryš Pepíček
zpěvačka Cibulková, alias Cibulčíni
Matěj Dudek, alias pan von Dudek
švec Dudek, Matějův otec
šilhavá služka
slepý hudebník Mareš
harfenice
domovnice
klepna
paní Máry, klepna
komediant
soused v hospodě
švec na Fidlovačce
švec na Fidlovačce
kavalír
tanečník
taneční mistr
pořadatel na plese
návštěvník pouti
návštěvnice pouti
Josef Kajetán Tyl (Fidlovačka aneb Žádný hněv a žádná rvačka – divadelní hra)
Vilém Rittershain (interiéry), Ferdinand Fiala (exteriéry)
Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
František Škroup, Erno Košťál (úprava)
Bedřich Smetana (Libuše /fanfáry/)
Baletní soubor řízený Bondou Szynglarskim
Song Composer Erno Košťál
Writer of Lyrics Ruda JuristKarel Tobis
Singer Slávka TauberováJiří Sedláček
Song Composer Erno Košťál
Writer of Lyrics Ruda JuristKarel Tobis
Singer Jindřich Plachta
Song Composer František Škroup
Writer of Lyrics Josef Kajetán Tyl
Singer Otakar MařákPěvecký sbor Křížkovský
Singer pouliční zpěváci
Singer Slávka Tauberová
Singer sbor
Singer Jan Marek
Singer Eman Fialasbor
Singer Jiří SedláčekEman Fialasbor
Singer Čeněk Šlégl
Singer Eman Fiala
Singer Jiří Sedláčeksbor
Singer Antonie Nedošinská
Singer Antonie Nedošinská
Singer Eman Fialasbor
Singer sbor
Fidlovačka aneb Žádný hněv a žádná rvačka
Fidlovačka aneb Žádný hněv a žádná rvačka
Fidlovačka or No Rage and No Fight
Fidlovačka
film
featuretheatrical distribution
music, comedy
Czechoslovakia
1930
1930
date of censorship 11/1930 (kulturně-výchovný)
date of censorship 01/1936 (kulturně-výchovný; konec povolení k promítání 1941)
withdrawal from distribution 1 June 1940
date of censorship 18 March 1946 (neschváleno do distribuce)
gala premiere 18 December 1930 (kino Lucerna, Praha)
premiere 25 December 1930 /suitable for youths/ (kina Adria /6 týdnů/ a Lucerna /6 týdnů/, Praha)
feature film
89 min
2 700 meters
35mm
1:1,19
black & white
sound
Tobis – Klang
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech
Event: Stuhy časopisu Český filmový zpravodaj
1931
Praha / Czechoslovakia
Vladimír Kabelík st.