The young nephew of the general director of a porcelain factory, Jan Konvalinka, steps in for his uncle, but he spends more time chasing women than working. A beautiful unknown woman, who does not like Konvalinka's wooing, requests a respectably looking gentleman to pose as her husband, thereby repulsing the obtrusive suitor. Her savior is the small clerk Popelka, who recognizes Jan as his superior. On account of the beauty of his wife Popelka is promoted. The real Mrs. Popelková, a harridan who completely dominates her husband, brings from the funeral of a relative Eva, the daughter of the deceased, whose marriage is a stipulation for her share of the inheritance. In the meantime Jan finds out that the beautiful unknown woman is the wife of another factory employee and he wants to fire Popelka on grounds of fraud. In Popelka's apartment, however, he meets Eva, and this time takes her to be Mrs. Popelková. Eva lets him mistake her identity and accepts his advances. The true Mrs. Popelková receives a beautiful bouquet from Jan with a note of affection attached. True to her character she takes the young man to task and Popelka is fired. Niece Eva, however, finds the way to save her uncle. Jan becomes engaged to her and Popelka becomes the factory's director.
The negative and the copy KK-A 2036,0 m are preserved in the Archives du film du C. N. C., Bois d'Arcy.
Eva
Popolka
Popolková
Rosette
Walterová
tanečnice
Walter
prodavač ryb
Freudenblick
sekretář komisaře
Monika Jelínková, Charles Lederlé, Ninon Steinhoff, Guy d'Abzac
Antonín Frič (fotograf), František Rubáš (fotograf)
Michel Lévine, Steiner, Jean Yatove
Koho jsem včera líbal? [francouzská verze]
Koho jsem včera líbal? [francouzská verze]
Who Did I Kiss Yesterday? [French version]
Le Coup de trois
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Czechoslovakia, France
1935
1934—1935
date of censorship nepředloženo cenzuře
start of filming 12 December 1934
end of filming 13 January 1935
premiere neproběhla
premiere abroad 17 April 1936 (kino Le Grand Rex, Paříž, Francie)
feature film
72 min
2 036 meters
35mm
1:1,19
black & white
sound
Philipsonor
French
French
without subtitles
French