Pavlína the seamstress loses her one hundred crown note, money she had painstakingly saved up to buy herself a pair of ladies shoes. A number of neighbours one by one find the banknote - and lose it again. When Pavlína returns home crying, she is comforted by her neighbours. Those who briefly possessed the banknote themselves feel twinges of conscience. At night, one by one, they each slip a one hundred crown banknote under Pavlína's door. When she wakes up she finds not only all the banknotes but also a box with the shoes she longed for, a present from her fiancé.
The first performance of the film was held on the 1st of August 1941 on festival Filmové žně in Zlín.
švadlena Pavlína
malíř Modráček, snoubenec Pavlíny
důchodní v. v., nájemník
pan domácí
domovnice
kluk Pepouš
oficiálová, nájemnice a Pepoušova matka
mladý nájemník
tanečnice, nájemnice
mladý muž
nájemník
prodavač
nájemnice
J. Fiala
Vladimír Čech, Milada Rulfová
Václav Dražil, Karel Feix (ředitel výroby)
Antonín Frič (fotograf), Jan Mikota (fotograf)
Střevíčky slečny Pavlíny
Střevíčky slečny Pavlíny
Miss Pavlína's Shoes
Fräulein Paulines Tanzschuhe
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Czechoslovakia
1941
1941
start of filming 03/1941
end of filming 11 April 1941
date of censorship 13 August 1941 (kulturně-výchovný)
date of censorship 1943 (predikát „uznáníhodný film“)
withdrawal from distribution 18 May 1945
premiere 08/1941 /suitable for youths/
festival premiere 1 August 1941 (2. Filmové žně 1941 Zlín)
short film
18 min
494 meters
35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
Tobis – Klang, Visatone
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech, German
Festival: 2. Filmové žně 1941 Zlín
1941
Zlín / Czechoslovakia
Nationalfilm, spol. s.r.o.
